The ASU Angle: From USG to ASU Young Democrats
From USGP to Young Democrats, here's a roundup of political happenings at ASU.
From USGP to Young Democrats, here's a roundup of political happenings at ASU.
A Democratic Presidential Debate could take place in Arizona next year if Kate Gallego's efforts go according to plan.
ASU Young Democrats are hosting a clothing drive for asylum seekers on the Tempe Campus.
Leaders unite at Project GO annual meeting to make ROTC students' transition smoother.
USGP's president is motivated to actualize hopes of offering students various opportunities by providing amenities including Lyft codes and wellness products.
Many students are unaware of the existence of the Supreme Court of the Associated Students of ASU, let alone how it functions.
USGD discussed healthy dining options as well as budget issues at its meeting Friday.
From Barbara Barrett to USG, here's a roundup of political happenings at ASU.
USGW has yet to update their website with important information for this current school year.
USG Tempe passed a resolution Tuesday formally acknowledging the epidemic of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls in Arizona, as well as Two Spirit and transgender individuals.
ASU's Sethuraman "Panch" Panchanathan testified before the Senate in Washington, D.C. to discuss innovation and business competition in the U.S.
ASU alumna Barbara Barrett was confirmed as Secretary of the Air Force on Wednesday.
From Kurt Volker's resignations to the College Republicans United, here's a roundup of political happenings at ASU.
President Crow discussed the University's accessibility and relationship with the Legislature.
Sen. Michael Bennet hosted at town hall at ASU to discuss his political philosophy and why he is running for president.
Some amendments passed by last year's senate have yet to be added into the bylaws on USGT's website.
ASU joins 165 higher education institutions in favor of keeping DACA in place.
Kurt Volker resigns as executive director of ASU's McCain Institute.
McCain Institute Executive Director Kurt Volker will not be resigning Friday, despite conflicting media reports, according to University officials.
Carl Goldberg has been criticized by various groups in the past for Islamophobic speech.
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