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USGT gives $30,000 to TedxASU event, passes resolution supporting free speech

USGT met on Tuesday to vote on a resolution in support of President Michael Crow's statement supporting free speech.

By Zeke Harker | February 18, 2020

House bill would require University to host both sides of arguments

HB 2238 would require universities to host both sides of controversy, but the sponsor doesn't know if documenting visitors would educate students.

By Piper Hansen | February 18, 2020

ABOR meeting focuses on reducing financial barriers, capital development

ASU staff spoke to the regents about the challenges of increasing diversity and plans for funding new developments and programs.

By Zeke Harker | February 16, 2020

President Trump to host campaign rally in Phoenix

On Wednesday, President Trump will be holding a rally in support of his reelection bid. ASU students talk about the effect of the Trump administration here at ASU.

By Piper Hansen and Zeke Harker | February 16, 2020

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Town hall displays new technology ahead of elections

Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes visited ASU to educate students about new technology and changes to the voting process in preparation for the upcoming presidential preference election.

By Piper Hansen | February 16, 2020

University files suit against campus restaurant location over rent

Rehab Burger Therapy still owes ASU more than $85,000 in rent, late fees and interest along with over $400,000 in lease payments.

By Piper Hansen | February 13, 2020

AZ Supreme Court to hear attorney general's appeal over lawsuit against ABOR

The attorney general's appeal will be heard after his lawsuit over public university tuition rates was dismissed in November 2019.

By Kiara Quaranta | February 12, 2020

ABOR to be reimbursed almost $1 million over attorney general lawsuit

The court ruled the attorney general has to pay for the board's legal fees over a lawsuit regarding ASU real estate projects.

By Erin Galindo | February 10, 2020

College Democrats discuss Arizona as 'battleground' state during winter meeting

The College Democrats of America held their winter convention at ASU this weekend, hosting student leaders from all over the country.

By Zeke Harker | February 9, 2020

ASU program reduces financial burden for student parents but lacks publicity

The Child Care Subsidy is five years old, and ASASU plans to improve marketing and keep allocating money to the program.

By Piper Hansen | February 7, 2020

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USGT calls for ICE/CBP notification committee, stands with Asian students amid xenophobia

USGT approved two resolutions, one regarding coronavirus and another to notify students about ICE and CBP's presence on campus.

By Grace Lieberman | February 7, 2020

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Morrison Institute presents data on firearm deaths in Arizona

Members of the Morrison Institute and the Center for Violence Prevention and Community Safety presented data analysis of firearm related fatalities in Arizona.

By Zeke Harker | January 30, 2020

‘A slap in the face’: Students protest Joe Arpaio’s CRU-hosted visit to ASU

Students protested an event hosted by College Republicans United featuring former Sheriff Joe Arpaio.

By Nellie Nano and Trevor Benoit | January 30, 2020

CRU’s invite to Joe Arpaio met with criticism from on-campus leftist groups

Former Maricopa Country Sheriff Joe Arpaio is to speak at CRU's club meeting Wednesday about his campaign for the upcoming sheriff election.

By Nellie Nano | January 28, 2020

USGT votes down resolution regarding ICE and CBP on campus

USGT voted against a resolution made to notify students when student organizations host ICE and CBP on campus.

By Nellie Nano | January 24, 2020

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ASU President speaks to Legislature about higher education funding

ASU President Crow addressed senators on the Senate Appropriations Committee Tuesday morning.

By Wyatt Myskow and Piper Hansen | January 21, 2020

ASU should not have expelled student accused of sexual misconduct, court says

ASU lacked sufficient evidence to expel student accused of sexual misconduct, the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled.

By Katelyn Reinhart and Kiara Quaranta | January 4, 2020

Trump nominates Sethuraman Panchanathan to head NSF

Sethuraman "Panch" Panchanathan was nominated by the White House on Thursday to be the next director of the National Science Foundation.

By Grace Lieberman | December 20, 2019

USG Tempe senator resigns

USGT Senator Ben Cooper resigned following campus club controversy.

By Kiara Quaranta | December 4, 2019

Former USGW president said he was threatened with impeachment

Last year's student body president, Alexander Sojourney, says he was threatened with impeachment by then senate president, Natasha Snider, after Sojourney attempted to add a new media position.

By Nellie Nano | December 4, 2019

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