Giffords’ reputation to affect upcoming special election
Tucson residents and students say former Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords’ image will play a role in the June election’s outcome.
Tucson residents and students say former Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords’ image will play a role in the June election’s outcome.
Two Arizona senators expressed their disappointment regarding Gov. Jan Brewer's nomination of former Republican Rep. Greg Patterson to the Arizona Board of Regents, while the ASU student regent supported the decision.
Last week, I talked a little bit about how frustrating it is to hear people say that women aren’t funny.
Prospective medical marijuana vendors seeking licensing can begin turning in applications to the Arizona Department of Health Services on May 14.
Gov. Jan Brewer signed a bill that would prohibit expecting mothers from having an abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
In his inaugural State of the City Address on Wednesday, Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton discussed the possibility of moving the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law to the Downtown campus.
A panel of professors addressed concerns from faculty, staff and students regarding the freedom of speech of the “mall preachers” who congregate in Cady Mall.
Leaders from student political groups ASU Green Party, Students for Mitt and Young Americans for Freedom at ASU commented on presidential candidates' bids for office.
House Bill 2549 would extend provisions of telephone harassment laws to the Internet, making it illegal to annoy or offend a person.
The population of illegal immigrants in Arizona is down 200,000 from 2008, a figure creating debate over whether the economy or increased law enforcement contributed most to the cause.
National political editor, Steven Ginsberg, for the Washington Post reveals how the newspaper is finding points of interest in 2012’s political news coverage.
The Quality Education and Jobs Initiative would renew the provisions of Proposition 100, providing funds for state-based financial aid and scholarships as well as university infrastructure.
Controversial contraception Arizona House Bill 2625 was defeated Wednesday as locals and legislators rallied at the Arizona State Capitol lawn against “anti-women” healthcare bills
MEChA organized a protest against tactics used by Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio to cut down on illegal immigration.
A bill moving through the Senate would ban medical marijuana cardholders from possessing or smoking marijuana on university campuses.
Phoenix bus riders may see full service as early as Friday, but Tempe negotiations continue.
Recent legislation aimed at higher education such as Senate Bill 1474 and House Bill 2675 have created tension between universities and the legislature.
Undocumented ASU law student, Daniel Rodriguez, talks about the difficulty undocumented citizens face paying for higher education.
A Senate committee endorsed a bill allowing employers to leave contraceptives off their health care plans if they have religious objections.
Tempe Mayor Hugh Hallman refused to vote on an Indian gaming policy due to insensitive wording.
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