Goodbye Arpaio, Hello Trump: How do we 'Make America Great Again'?
This year's election has resulted in many Americans feeling uncertain and scared about the future.
This year's election has resulted in many Americans feeling uncertain and scared about the future.
The election is over, and while I'm shell-shocked, it's time to move on and transition.
Despite the Republican control in Congress, Trump's first 100 days won't be as eventful as he promises.
Bullying and joking about mental health issues can adversely affect those seeking help for their struggles.
Cities are not always conducive to the adjustment to college life.
While a valuable part of a larger sexual assault prevention and response strategy, bystander intervention is limited. Sexual assault must be addressed comprehensively.
Although language does allow for intercultural communication, one-side bilingualism can limit relationships.
For many ASU students, November will mark the first time they cast a ballot in a presidential election.
Telling women to change their behavior or "just work harder" to avoid sexism in the workplace is ineffective and amounts to victim-blaming. Instead we should focus on getting rid of sexism in the first place.
Traveling could be a lot of fun, but the TSA makes it a miserable experience.
Students often seek romantic relationships for the wrong reasons.
Your career preparedness shouldn't depend on the money in your pocket.
Sheriff Joe Arpaio has broken the law, discriminated against broad cross-sections of people and governed through hate and fear. This election, ASU students can make a difference in voting him out of office.
In a world of increasing religious strife, even the world of sport is being corrupted.
"If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor." — Desmond Tutu.
We are neglecting and disregarding our relationship with the homeless by failing to acknowledge them as part of our community.
Absentee ballots are more important than you think.
Voters in this presidential election need to be wary of the media's coverage of the election.
Sometimes silence can send a more powerful message than words.
Social media accounts are filled with mentions of porn. Even when lacking sex or nudity, this has to stop.
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