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Gov. Hobbs speaks at UA Water Resource Conference about optimism & partnerships

Gov. Hobbs gave keynote speech at UA conference, discussing the optimistic future for water in the region

By Sophia Ramirez | March 13, 2024

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Garlid, Keating, Amberg leading in initial Tempe election results

Tempe's early election results suggest voters will elect Nikki Amberg and incumbents Doreen Garlid and Randy Keating and approve the Tempe General Plan 2050.

By Grey Gartin | March 12, 2024

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What Tempe residents need to know about the City Council and General Plan election

Tempe Election Day is when voters can approve or deny the Tempe General Plan 2050, elect three City Council candidates and vote for the mayor.

By Sita Sudhakar | March 11, 2024

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DuVal steps down as ABOR chair, Arnold steps away to focus on UA

Fred DuVol steps down as ABOR chair amid UA financial crisis. 

By Mia Osmonbekov | February 29, 2024

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Arizona Sen. John Kavanagh joins ASU GOP for club meeting to answer questions

Arizona State Sen. John Kavanagh joined ASU College Republicans for an event and club meeting where he discussed his career and work in the hotly contested state Legislature.

By Emma Bradford | February 29, 2024

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USG senators attempt to reform election code weeks into election process

USG in a Tempe senate meeting voted to pass a revision to the ASASU election code but was unable to proceed with the passage due to the need for approval from all bodies of student government. 

By George Headley | February 28, 2024

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GPSA president vetoes BDS bill that called for boycotts of several businesses

The GPSA president vetoed a bill that called for a boycott against many national companies a week after GPSA passed both a bill and resolution for BDS reform.

By Alysa Horton | February 28, 2024

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Muslim Student Association at ASU sends letter of criticism to President Crow

The Muslim Student Association at Arizona State University sent a letter to President Crow calling for more support from the University for Muslim students on campus. 

By Natalia Jarrett | February 26, 2024

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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.

By Shane Brennan | February 26, 2024

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Crow gives State of ASU presentation, UA provides updates to ABOR

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.

By Mia Osmonbekov | February 22, 2024

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Campus workers protest at ABOR meeting against controversial state bills

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.

By Jack Barron | February 22, 2024

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Star of David etched into grass area outside Civic Space Park

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.

By Alysa Horton and Walker Smith | February 22, 2024

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Tempe commission recommends approval of mixed-use housing close to campus

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.

By Grey Gartin | February 20, 2024

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GPSA passed BDS reform, boycotts several international businesses

A bill and concurrent resolution would enact a boycott on multiple international businesses, some having incredibly strong ties to ASU, like Starbucks.

By Shane Brennan | February 20, 2024

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Nikki Amberg looks to tackle housing issues in Tempe city council race

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.

By Damian Goacher | February 17, 2024

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Meet ASU alum, veteran and City Council candidate David Lucier

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.

By Sita Sudhakar | February 16, 2024

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Update: Tempe approves new zoning for mixed-use site near campus

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. 

By Natalia Jarrett | February 15, 2024

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City council hopeful Hugo Tapia aims to bring scientific mind to Tempe

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.

By Ghadiel Navarrete | February 15, 2024

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Tempe locals react to redevelopment of historic Danelle Plaza

Danelle Plaza, a historic shopping center and urban canvas for local artists, will see a reformation in the coming months.

By Natalia Jarrett | February 14, 2024

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ASU student organizations denounce student activities bill in state legislature

ASASU and other ASU student groups released a statement condemning HB 2178, a bill that would change how student activity funds are allocated.

By Grey Gartin | February 12, 2024

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