Candidates stress economy, health care in first presidential debate
President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney focused on the economy and health care at Wednesday night’s debate.
President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney focused on the economy and health care at Wednesday night’s debate.
Illegal immigrants in Arizona could be eligible for in-state tuition status at public universities pending the outcome of an ongoing review by the Arizona Board of Regents.
The ASU student government launched ASU Votes 2012, a website with information about all Arizona candidates and their positions on higher education.
Free Press raises awareness to political campaigns and how people should understand them before casting their vote.
The 24th Legislative District candidates Auggie Bartning and Katie Hobbs discussed education and health care issues during a debate near the Downtown campus Monday night.
ASU students have been pushed all semester to register to vote in the upcoming election, but now there is question as to if they will follow through.
Maricopa County Sheriff candidate Paul Penzone visited the ASU Young Democrats Friday to talk about his campaign.
Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson spoke at ASU about his presidential campaign and the issues the U.S. is facing.
Students gathered in the Memorial Union to learn how they can get involved with the November election.
After last week’s ruling to lift the injunction on Senate Bill 1070’s “Show Me Your Papers” provision, students, faculty and staff have mixed reactions about how the decision will affect ASU.
Proposition 204 will create a dedicated funding source for education.
A few dozen protesters gathered outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in downtown Phoenix Wednesday afternoon to protest Senate Bill 1070.
For voters, there is something cathartic and reaffirming about witnessing political blunders.
A debate featuring two foreign policy campaign advisors will be held Wednesday night.
Three ASU alumni will be listed on this November’s election ballot.
Volunteers and supporters gathered Saturday to open new campaign headquarters in Tempe.
Students and faculty share viewpoints over violence due to anti-Islamic film.
With less than two months until the general election, both panelists and community members at the Arizona Town Hall Forum on Civic Engagement focused on the issue of engaging voters, especially young ones.
With more dystopian adaptations on the way, let’s think critically about how they address government interference.
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