Opinion

Making exercise a priority in college sets habits for a healthy future

Making exercise a priority now can have positive effects on one's life after ASU.

By Dominique Ziegler | July 19, 2017

Ability360 hosted a Bilingual Health Care Town Hall on July 5th in South Phoenix.

Congress should expand coverage for all students, not repeal it

The Affordable Care Act wasn't perfect for students, but a full repeal would be devastating.

By Jimmy Arwood | July 18, 2017

The programming fee is what funds student government, and subsequently student organizations. Students should have a say in any fee increases.

Students, not student government, should have final say on the fees they pay

When tens of thousands of students are not voting in student elections, and those elected officials have the power to increase fees, we need a new system.

By Jimmy Arwood | July 7, 2017

The price of going to ASU continues to rise, but fees are a relatively small part of the puzzle.

Cutting fees won't save students money

Cutting fees won't save you as much money as you think it will, and the services they fund are quite popular.

By Ryan Boyd | July 7, 2017

It can be challenging to deal with different hair types, but summer can be the perfect time to experiment. Photo taken on Wednesday, July 5, 2017.

Students can experiment with their beauty regimen in the summer

Summer allows a time for product experimentation for curly hair.

By Dominique Ziegler | July 5, 2017

There are practical solutions one can take if they are unhappy with the current state of government.

Top five ways to resist the Trump administration

We can talk about the change we want to see, but what are the best ways to take action?

By Jimmy Arwood | June 28, 2017

"Sometimes it's hard to identify as a conservative in a liberal arts major and to feel free enough to be oneself and to express one's own political views." Illustration originally published Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017.

Having "right-wing" values is not easy on college campuses, but it can be rewarding

Standing up for values that may be in the minority can help one grow intellectually and argue better for that philosophy.

By Vamsi Krishna Pappusetti | June 26, 2017

The Evelyn Smith Music Theatre is home to many musical ensembles, including the ASU Philharmonia.

All students should consider taking a fine arts class

Participating in a fine arts class or club at ASU is a valuable experience for students and something all should consider.

By Gabriela Martinez | June 26, 2017

Jevin Hodge speaks to and answers questions from Democrats in Glendale about the importance of engaging millennials.

Democrats must empower students, not use them, to win in 2018

Democrats must develop policies that young people care about.

By Jimmy Arwood | June 21, 2017

Jamone Wright poses for a portrait at Tattooed Planet in Tempe on June 13, 2017.

Tattoos provide students with a creative outlet

Tattoos provide artistic benefits to students looking for a way to express themselves.

By Dominique Ziegler | June 20, 2017

Bill Pearce (D), candidate for the Arizona statewide office of Mine Inspector, addresses Democrats in Tempe's Legislative District 26 meeting.

No more excuses: time for Democrats to own 2016 loss

Democrats continue throwing out excuses for Clinton's loss, but perhaps it's time to look more inward.

By Jimmy Arwood | June 15, 2017

ASU's dormitory Taylor Place is located near many academic buildings making it a short walk to class.

There are benefits to living on campus

Living on campus has its perks, such as convenience, safety and better even grades.

By Gabriela Martinez | June 12, 2017

The four Undergraduate Student Governments are strongest when they work together. Unfortunately, they often can not agree on why or how to collaborate.

Student government needs increased unity and collaboration to represent students

The Undergraduate Student Government must get over its fear of commitments and collaborate with others to get the results students want.

By Ryan Boyd | June 7, 2017

Vice President of Policy for USGD, Jimmy Arwood, speaking to students at the Tuition Town Hall

Student government is overcomplicated, requires restructuring

For students who normally don’t associate with all the politics and decision making of USG, understanding the complications and intricacies can be overwhelming.

By Jimmy Arwood | June 7, 2017

College students should consider living off campus for a more independent experience

Off-campus housing can be useful for an independent lifestyle while also feeling close to one's school community.

By Dominique Ziegler | June 7, 2017

Congressman Ed Pastor and elected officials explain why they are supporting the Save Our Schools effort.

Students must fight back against Arizona voucher law

Students should not only care about Arizona's voucher bill. They should fight against it.

By Jimmy Arwood | June 2, 2017

Alberto Olivas, executive director of the Congressman Ed Pastor Center for Politics and Public Service, said there are both nonpartisan and multipartisan ways to include people of all stripes in decision-making processes.

Politics should move beyond bipartisanship, focus on the people instead

Students don't have to join a political party to be in politics. They can even make a bigger difference without the (R) or (D).

By Ryan Boyd | May 25, 2017

Christine Marsh (pictured at the front of the room), a teacher from Scottsdale, announced her bid for State Senate in 2018 as a Democrat for Legislative District 28. Marsh made the announcement in front of her Chaparral high school students on May 23, 2017.

Millennials have opportunity to change partisan politics

Republicans fear total loss in 2018, while Democrats must rebuild trust following 2016. The thing is: both parties know this and are opening up the doors.

By Jimmy Arwood | May 25, 2017

Communication is key for couples in long-distance relationships

Many college couples face the challenge of being apart during the summer. Fortunately, there are ways to make long-distance relationship work.

By Dominique Ziegler | May 23, 2017

Prof. William Moore visits a scholar at Notre Dame University.

Letter to the Editor: Tributes to Professor Will H. Moore

Professors and close colleagues of Prof. Moore pay tribute

By Christian Davenport and David Davis | May 3, 2017

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