Gov. Jan Brewer's State of the State speech Monday surprised her supporters and opponents alike.
Now more than ever, American adults do not identify with any religion.
While republicanism has been hailed as the most stable and continuing form of governance ever conceived, it has its own inherent flaws.
The Brewer administration will give more focus to social programs in the new year.
Sen. Linda Lopez, D-Tucson, and community representatives introduced a three-pronged bill Thursday afternoon that would regulate all gun transactions outside the State Capitol.
The very politicians who tell students that they deserve a chance at a college degree are the same people that make that degree just slightly out of reach.
It's not easy being in the polarized climate of politics.
Rep. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., was sworn in to Congress under the U.S. Constitution instead of the traditional Bible.
Three ASU alumni went to Washington, D.C., to participate in the National Strategy Session of the National Immigration Forum.
The Arizona Advocacy Network will try to solve the problems some students encountered at the polls by working with election officials or pursuing applicable legal action.
Democrats won seats in the contested 9th Congressional District and 26th Legislative District.
Nearly 50 percent of young people voted Tuesday, swinging key states for Obama.
State Republicans watched election results come in at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in downtown Phoenix.
Despite former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney’s loss, Arizona Republicans said they will not end their fight to fix America.
Arizona Democrats lost several statewide races, but key local wins and Obama’s decisive victory sustained their downtown Phoenix celebration.
Students gathered in the First Amendment Forum at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism to watch Tuesday night’s live election coverage.
On election night, ASU students explain who they voted for and why.
ASU students at the Memorial Union on the Tempe campus share their opinion on the presidential election.
Political science professors agree: the Electoral College is what to watch on Election Day.
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