ASU President Michael Crow defends Arizona PBS's decision to host Katie Hobbs interview
ASU, Crow said, was living up to its contract and duty to provide the public with information on both Katie Hobbs and Kari Lake.
ASU, Crow said, was living up to its contract and duty to provide the public with information on both Katie Hobbs and Kari Lake.
Students and experts worry that recent voting laws passed by the Arizona Legislature will negatively impact youth voting.
Republican candidate for governor Kari Lake condemned Arizona PBS's choice to schedule an interview with Democratic rival Katie Hobbs in a speech at ASU.
Iranian students took part in a Tempe protest against the Islamic regime in Iran and call for more action and outreach from ASU.
A student protest, lawsuit, letters and updated Title IX regulation add to abortion controversy and confusion across Arizona.
Ahead of the 2022 election, these are the statewide offices up for grabs and what each job entails.
The Department of Education is emphasizing enforcement of Title IX guidance related to pregnancy and abortion after Roe v. Wade was overturned.
Los estudiantes indocumentados de ASU abogan por la Proposición 308, que proporcionaría matrícula estatal a los graduados de la escuela secundaria que no son ciudadanos.
Students, experts and candidates say students should be paying attention to the Maricopa County Attorney election with abortions are directly on the ballot.
Attorney General Mark Brnovich filed a lawsuit to block the Biden administration's plan for student loan forgiveness after threatening legal action in early September.
Undocumented students at ASU are advocating for Proposition 308, which would provide in-state tuition to high school graduates who are not citizens.
The Cannabis Legal Association hosts networking events, provides assistance in expungement and is working to shape the future of federal cannabis regulation.
A student expelled from ASU in 2016 may bring Title IX violation suit against ABOR to a jury trial.
The death of Mahsa Amini in custody of the Iranian government sparked a protest on ASU's Tempe campus to fight for more women's rights in Iran.
H.B. 2322, also known as "Jack's Law" intends to reverse traditional hazing activities at universities in Arizona.
The Pima County Superior Court ruled Friday Arizona can again enforce a pre-statehood ban on nearly all abortions.
The CHIPS Act will give semiconductor facilities and research at ASU funding to expand and produce jobs.
Despite threats from Attorney General Mark Brnovich, activists and lawyers aren't worried about a potential lawsuit to stop student loan forgiveness.
Political groups and students teamed up to hold an event for National Voting Registration Day in order to promote civic engagement among students on the Downtown Phoenix campus.
President Crow's responses to concerns for future COVID-19 protocols, student housing and parking left students with mixed reactions at USG Polytechnic's open forum.
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