MECHA de ASU suspended for recent Instagram post
MECHA de ASU, a student political organization, is suspended for an Instagram post promoting violence against multiple groups.
MECHA de ASU, a student political organization, is suspended for an Instagram post promoting violence against multiple groups.
An Arizona Board of Regents meeting Thursday approved University of Arizona sports contracts and ASU's medical school, they also extended FAFSA deadline for Arizona Promise Program.
The United Campus Workers of Arizona protested at ABOR's Feb. 22 board meeting in the MU against a pair of house bills that could change university operations.
The grass outside the ASU Downtown Student Center @ the Post Office was vandalized in the shape of the Star of David and currently unknown markings on Wednesday.
Verve Tempe, a new project that could soon come to the Apache Corridor by Canvas Apartments, will feature amenities, 240 units and amenities and a rezoning from residential to mixed-use.
A bill and concurrent resolution would enact a boycott on multiple international businesses, some having incredibly strong ties to ASU, like Starbucks.
Tempe City Council Candidate Nikki Amberg is looking to fill one of the open seats in this particular election and bring focus to city services, housing availability, and the unhoused population.
David Lucier, an ASU alum and veteran, is the only candidate to oppose the Tempe General Plan 2050, but he hopes to focus on affordable housing.
Tempe City Council unanimously approved the re-zoning for 1020 Apache as a mixed-use development for affordable housing, prioritizing low-income residents over students.
Longtime Tempe resident and high school psychologist Hugo Tapia is campaigning for a seat on the Tempe City Council on the platform of transparency and affordable housing.
Danelle Plaza, a historic shopping center and urban canvas for local artists, will see a reformation in the coming months.
ASASU and other ASU student groups released a statement condemning HB 2178, a bill that would change how student activity funds are allocated.
Tempe City Council approved the second part of the Tempe Opioid First Recovery Project, which comprehensively helps overdose victims with the help of an ASU researcher.
There's a new sheriff in town, and his message is simple: build trust. But controversy looms over his recent political party switch.
Jevin Hodge will take over a Legislative District 8 seat in the Arizona House of Representatives representing southern Maricopa County, including Phoenix and Tempe.
Governor Katie Hobbs announced her plan for Proposition 123, which would increase teacher pay and school funding for Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College alums.
Up to 29 political debates will be organized by a joint operation between Citizens Clean Elections, Arizona Media Association and Riester after Cronkite and Arizona PBS departure.
Valley Metro extended its light rail service further into the West Valley two years ahead of schedule, revivifying the former Metrocenter Mall area.
SJP at ASU said they were cleared of wrongdoing in a rock-throwing incident at a USG Tempe meeting last year, but ASU PD is still investigating the incident.
Mason Gates, a former ASU student, is campaigning for Scottsdale City Council. Gates is still searching for signatures, and is hoping his passion for the city is enough to earn him the nomination.
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