Gallery: A look back on President Trump's Phoenix rally
Photos from President Trump's rally in downtown Phoenix on Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2017.
Photos from President Trump's rally in downtown Phoenix on Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2017.
Arizona politicians and ASU representatives took part in a day-long congressional conference hosted by ASU’s Office of Government and Community Engagement to discuss cybersecurity.
President Donald Trump held a rally Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2017, in the Phoenix Convention Center.
Even Republican supporters outside the convention center acknowledged that tensions were high.
Photos from outside the Phoenix Convention Center on Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2017.
President Donald Trump's Tuesday rally in Phoenix has driven ASU and the city of Phoenix to take extra safety precautions in the area.
DACA recipients could be forced to pay 150 to 250 percent more for tuition at ASU.
Social work students are pushing for more training, but how will it be accomplished?
Arizona student journalists wait for the House to approve a bill granting students editorial protection.
The Bishop administration was able to accomplish most of their goals, with some complications.
Rep. Athena Salman launched national controversy by questioning the meaning of higher power.
Senatorial hopeful and Arizona attorney Deedra Abboud gathered with nearly 8,000 others in Phoenix to march for the cause of science.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders headlined the “Come Together, Fight Back” rally where ASU students attended and ASU Young Democrats volunteered.
The special session lasted less than 15 minutes and eliminated the possibility of Ernesto Hernandez being impeached.
Science enthusiasts from across the country will attend their own respective March for Science on Earth Day, April 22.
The president's budget could affect students in low-income households, with a $3.9 billion reduction to the Pell Grant program.
ASU students split on party lines in their approval of the president's first 90 days.
Politics editor Allie Bice breaks down her story on undocumented students at ASU.
The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation CQ held a round-table discussion with students Wednesday to inspire their entrepreneurial spirit.
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