Politics

Signs for Hudson Drive, Laird Street, Harelson Park and Redden Park are pictured in a photo collage.

Tempe to change names of public spaces tied to local 1920s KKK chapter

A person takes a video of a podium on Snapchat.

Snapchat feature aims to increase the number of young people in elected office

A person sits at a table looking across at multiple authority figures.

ASU PD asks county attorney to charge protesters in Sinema case

Tempe Mayor Corey woods standing and pointing with his phone in his other hand.

Tempe Mayor Corey Woods speaks to students at USGT event

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Arizona laws enacted to locate missing children go into effect

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Tempe youth council looks to find equitable solutions to climate issues

Kari Lake looking up with students behind her.

Kari Lake visits ASU College Republicans to discuss her run for governor

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Student government violates senate meeting bylaws, lacks timely updates

Sinema is betting on bipartisanship. Students aren't buying it

Former regent, now governor candidate, visits ASU College Republicans

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Tempe continues to grow while housing demand intensifies

Jacob Sumner, Gregory Carnesi, Emily Hinsberger and Carter Bower talk about the intersections of gun violence and mental health

Forum draws connection between gun violence and mental health

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The Arizona Students' Association announces initiative to reduce tuition

Four hands are carrying different sectors of the economy.

Though unlikely, US debt default could hurt college students

The Tempe Street Car conducts a test on the track

Tempe Streetcar will open in 2022 with uncertain transit benefits

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President Crow gets approved for 8% pay raise

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Rio Reimagined looks to make continued environmental improvements

Leaders of the march hold a banner while marching around the AZ State Capitol

Student organizations rally at Women's March for abortion rights

Demonstrator holds a tombstone with the statement "RIP Crows Spine," written in red.

United Campus Workers call for health protections, fair treatment at protest

An illustration depicting politics in Arizona, ASU and Washington.

Student activism ebbs and flows with the pandemic and social media