The ASU Angle: end of the semester
A recap covering political events happening nationally, locally and on campus.
A recap covering political events happening nationally, locally and on campus.
ABOR will decide whether ASU can create 23 new degree programs for the 2019-2020 catalog year.
President Crow and others reminisced on the life and impact of Ed Pastor.
ASU states they will comply with the changes once they're finalized.
Kathy Hoffman said she will work closely with ABOR during her term.
CNN filed a lawsuit claiming Acosta's First and Fifth Amendment rights were violated.
Gimenez claims the trial was unconstitutional and calls to be reinstated.
Electoral results shifted dramatically in the days following the election.
DuVal will serve his second non-consecutive term on the Arizona Board of Regents.
Juan Mendez, state senator of Legislative District 26, is looking at remedies for expensive housing in Tempe.
A recap covering political events happening nationally, locally and on campus.
ASU solar experts said renewable energy is still attainable despite the clear loss for Proposition 127.
Activists called for the acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker to recuse himself from the investigation.
The decision was approved during an ABOR meeting on Nov. 1.
Campus political groups hope students won't tune out after the election.
Republican students on campus feel that they are underrepresented in light of progressive midterm push.
Arizona Devil's Advocate will fight for ASU in the Capitol.
Allison Sorgeloos's resignation is the second departure of a USGT executive in two weeks.
Sinema was declared the victor of the race Monday evening by Associated Press.
GOP students say elections held a mixed bag for party.
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