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Opinion: ASU needs to be cautious about becoming a political echo chamber

A lack of exposure to opposing political beliefs is damaging for students.

By Kellen Moore | September 5, 2019

Arizona Attorney General spoke to ASU students about lawsuits, capitalism

Attorney General Mark Brnovich attended an event hosted by the ASU College Republicans Thursday.

By Kiara Quaranta | September 5, 2019

Opinion: Pop the polarization

ASU students need to understand that it's ok to be friends with someone who disagrees with you politically.

By Stacy Brinson | September 5, 2019

Nine returning Chinese ASU students denied entry to the US

Nine ASU students were forced to return to China after being detained at LAX.

By Kiara Quaranta | September 3, 2019

ASU women's volleyball gears up for 2019 season, leans on team experience

ASU women's volleyball coach Sanja Tomasevic will lean on an experienced core lineup for the 2019 season.

By Jeffrey Horst | August 29, 2019

ASU Junior Tina Giuliano uses the menstrual products dispenser in the Memorial Union on the Tempe campus in Tempe, Arizona on Thursday, Aug. 29, 2019.

Free menstrual products are now available to students on four campuses

ASU starts pilot program for free menstrual products on campus after push from student group.

By Mikenna Yarmus-Gannon | August 29, 2019

Lawrence Krauss speaks at the Media Q&A session before his dialogue with Johnny Depp 'Finding Creativity in Madness' at ASU Gammage on Saturday, March 12, 2016, as a part of the Origins Project.

ASU's Origins Project received $2 million from associates of Jeffrey Epstein

Records show ASU's Origins Project received gifts totaling $2.25 million from Jeffrey Epstein and his associates.

By Brenna Toshner | August 28, 2019

Trial begins in canine cancer study led by ASU researcher

The ASU led study to create a vaccine to prevent cancer in dogs in now in the trial phase

By Brenna Toshner | July 3, 2019

ASU receives Seal of Excelencia for commitment to Latino student achievement

ASU was among nine school to receive the first Seal of Excelencia.

By Chase Hunter B. | July 2, 2019

Designed to succeed: ASU's Summer Design Primer

The annual ASU summer camp introduces students to different aspects of design.

By Chris Clements | June 6, 2019

ASU baseball loses second game of the series to No. 1 UCLA

UCLA scored in eight straight innings, setting the tone for an ASU loss.

By Edith Noriega | May 4, 2019

ASU announces external investigation into economics department practices

An outside investigator will look into alleged unethical conduct in ASU's economics department.

By Isaac Windes and Brenna Toshner | April 30, 2019

The road to 2020: Campus groups start gearing up for election season

As primaries approach, campus organizations have already begun preparing for the next election.

By Katie Fusillo | April 25, 2019

Leaked contract contradicts ASU's previous claims about Cengage

A week after accusations against ASU went viral, new details lend credence to some of the professor's claims.

By Isaac Windes | April 25, 2019

Apology from racist club CRU was staged, according to former member

Rev. Maupin and Hamilton denied allegations that they orchestrated the apology in advance.

By Isaac Windes | April 25, 2019

Students share their perspectives of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Student leadership from the Southeast Asian American Student Association share their perspective and stories surrounding their heritage month.

By Brenna Toshner | April 25, 2019

Student-led proposal aims to improve support for sexual assault survivors on campus

A student-led proposal calls for more action to prevent sexual assault on campus.

By Katelyn Reinhart | April 25, 2019

ASU alumna bridges gap between homelessness and healthcare

ASU alumna offers transportation, counsel and other resources to the homeless through Arizona-based Elaine.

By Katelyn Reinhart | April 25, 2019

Dirt lots to art galleries: ASU students, alumni on the Valley's poetry scene

Local poets and ASU affiliates discuss the Valley's local poetry scene in honor of this year's National Poetry Month.

By Will McClelland | April 25, 2019

Spotting cultural appropriation on Cinco de Mayo might be harder than you think

ASU students and faculty discuss the issue of cultural exploitation of Mexican textiles and indigenous labor.

By Itzia Crespo | April 25, 2019

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