Americans seem to forget the days that shape our history
ASU students and alumni participated in a march for marriage equality on Saturday starting near the ASU Downtown campus.
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering the constitutionality of an Arizona law that requires voters to present proof of citizenship.
Immigration is a controversial topic in Arizona and around the world. State Press Conversations reporter Connor Leary sat down with ASU Immigration Law Director Evelyn Cruz to discuss the topic.
The correct use of the filibuster leads to a careful consideration of actions or policy without unduly constricting the government's functionality.
A federal appeals court upheld the Supreme Court's decision that a provision of Senate Bill 1070 involving day laborers is unconstitutional.
Government stimulus spending doesn't fix anything.
Arizona politicians are angry after the federal government released hundreds of detained illegal immigrants in preparation for sequester cuts.
The ASU chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine lifted a mock wall to simulate the barrier between Israel and the West Bank Monday at the Tempe campus as part of the Ninth Annual Israeli Apartheid Week.
Letter to the editor: "Unemployment and gay marriage are important issues, and the media is responsible for leading an intelligent discussion."
Why do politicians get to avoid doing their jobs while the rest of us live in fear of losing ours?
Sequester budget cuts scheduled to go into effect on Friday could include cuts to work-study programs and financial aid.
We’re losing a sense of community, which causes us to feel more cynical about participating in public life.
House Bill 2169, which would prohibit student organizations from using tuition fees to influence politics, was endorsed by the House Appropriations Committee on Wednesday.
House Bill 2086 would require municipalities to randomly inspect and maintain 10 percent of parking meters every three months.
Pro-lifers might want to honor life somewhere else.
Save Our Syrian Freedom is a student group at ASU that fundraises to combat human rights violations in the war-torn nation.
The defendant never took another life.
Joe Arpaio's mission: to make himself large and those he serves small.
The College Republicans planned to have Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio speak at its weekly meeting but decided to cancel the event for security reasons.
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