Undergraduate Student Government Downtown hopefuls debate student issues
USG Downtown presidential candidates debated Thursday on student issues and transparency.
USG Downtown presidential candidates debated Thursday on student issues and transparency.
The three candidates for Tempe Undergraduate Student Government president took the stage Wednesday afternoon to debate topics concerning students at the Tempe campus.
USG West presidential candidates met Wednesday to discuss their campaign platforms and address questions from students.
It's not enough to say you're being representative or transparent: You have to actually put that into practice.
Two recent stories, the disappearance of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 and the situation in Ukraine, have highlighted the absurd condition of the media.
Ukrainian delegates visited ASU to discuss problems with education policy and plans to improve those policies in the future.
The Clinton family spent the weekend at ASU for the seventh annual Clinton Global Initiative University meeting.
Rep. Chad Campbell, D-Phoenix, spoke to School of Public Affairs students at the Downtown campus Wednesday.
Three ASU students who created a project designed to increase university students' participation in political advocacy were selected to attend the 2014 Clinton Global Initiative meeting.
A list of all of the student government presidential candidates running for office for the 2014-15 school year.
The Undergraduate Student Government discussed Senate Bill 67 a divestment bill against Caterpillar Inc. and voted but failed to remove Sen. Nicolas Parra from University Affairs Committee Chairman.
A "who's hot, who's not" of upcoming local elections in Arizona.
The ASU Art Museum hosted a unique, social movement: a bright orange van that doubles as a studio all in the name of domestic worker's rights.
Multiple bills were on the agenda at Tuesday's USG meeting in Tempe spanning a broad variety of topics.
Mark Naufel was chosen as the new student regent after a long vetting process by the Arizona Board of Regents and the Office of the Governor.
Gov. Jan Brewer vetoed the controversial Religious Freedom Reformation Act on Wednesday afternoon after hearing from both sides of the argument.
Students held a protest Monday and Tuesday against Senate Bill 1062, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, asking Gov. Jan Brewer to veto the bill.
ASU students and state legislators have begun the fight to reduce the power of the NSA, while others argue the agency's actions are necessary and constitutional.
Appropriation bills were the topic of the night at Tuesday's Undergraduate Student Government meeting in Tempe.
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