GSG president faces possible recall after withholding vital funding information
The President of Graduate Student Government is being accused of withholding funding information and mistreating the members of the assembly.
The President of Graduate Student Government is being accused of withholding funding information and mistreating the members of the assembly.
Gen Z voters attend the Harris-Walz rally in Glendale to speak about the important issues for young voters in the upcoming November election.
A student leader from the Tempe Campus speaks out against the University's recent decision for the future of the Devils' Advocates.
ASU Police Chief Michael Thompson is retiring after being placed on administrative leave for behavior during campus pro-Palestine protests.
Michael Thompson, ASU Chief of Police, is now subject to sanctions by the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran for actions during the pro-Palestine encampment.
Devils' Advocates transitions to a unit under admission services after a revision to the student organization registration.
The 71 protesters who were arrested at the pro-Palestine encampment will have to wait up to a year to see if their case resumes after ASU PD failed to turn over information on Tuesday.
ASU Police Chief Michael Thompson has been placed on paid administrative leave as the University reviews complaints made after his actions at the pro-Palestine Alumni Lawn encampment.
Students who were arrested during ASU's pro-Palestine encampment describe their experience in custody, as well a lawsuit filed against the Arizona Board of Regents for infringement of free speech.
ASU postdoctoral researcher Jonathan Yudelman resigned from his position at ASU before appearing to intimidate two people at a pro-Israel rally on May 5. The University has referred any criminal investigations to the Tempe Police Department.
ASU Jewish student organizations held a protest on Sunday near the Fulton Center to show their support for Israel.
On Thursday morning, protesters and organizers gathered to address concerns over the treatment of student activists on the ASU Tempe campus, following the arrests at last week's encampment.
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ASU confirms 69 arrests outside of Old Main early Saturday 16 hours after an encampment in support of Palestine was established.
Protestors set up an encampment outside of Old Main, demanding a ceasefire in Gaza and for ASU to divest from Israel. The area remains set up after three arrests were made in the morning.
During a Thursday event hosted by College Republicans at ASU, Republican Senate candidate Kari Lake spoke to community members about abortion and recent pro-Palestine protests on college campuses.
The Arizona House of Representatives voted on a bill to repeal the 1864 abortion ban, moving the bill to the state Senate.
Several ASU clubs are playing a part in collecting signatures for the Arizona for Abortion Access Act, which has exceeded the minimum number needed to appear on the ballot this November.
As House Republicans blocked a vote to repeal the 1864 abortion ban, protestors gathered outside of the state Capitol to express their anger with the newly reinstated law.
Gov. Hobbs signed HB 2178 into law last week, which will fundamentally change the way funding is allocated for student organizations at ASU.
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