Campus political groups make last Election Day push
On-campus political groups will pursue semester-long election efforts through Tuesday, distributing last-minute educational materials and motivating students to vote.
On-campus political groups will pursue semester-long election efforts through Tuesday, distributing last-minute educational materials and motivating students to vote.
The State Press presents a list of films that reflect the discussed issues in this election season.
On Election Day, let’s consider our role not just as voting citizens, but as individuals with a responsibility to each other.
Students closed the early polling period Friday by voting at Palo Verde West.
A panel of political analysts discussed the factors influencing the results of the presidential, congressional and local races.
Superstorm Sandy has been destructive, but it reminds our leaders that the things that unify us are greater than the party lines that divide us.
If passed, Proposition 120 would allow Arizona to control the Grand Canyon and possibly open it for mining and resource development.
A rally on the Tempe campus featured prominent guest speakers and student organizations to motivate students to vote.
The controversy behind voter ID laws can be resolved with a dose of common sense.
Students organized a campaign group on Facebook for Kyrsten Sinema, Democratic candidate for Arizona’s 9th Congressional District.
Former Phoenix Mayor Paul Johnson and Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery will debate the legitimacy of Proposition 121 at the Tempe campus Thursday.
Students will gather Wednesday afternoon to discuss civic engagement in Arizona’s future.
Campaign leaders for and against Proposition 204 debated the initiative Monday night.
The debate at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Fla., focused on America’s role in the world and reactions to events in Libya, Syria and Egypt.
Arizona awaits the decision of Judge Michael D. Gordon to see whether medical marijuana can be legally sold at dispensaries throughout the state.
Will Greene, the civically minded campaign manager for Paul Newman, is using his education from ASU to facilitate a shift in priorities for the nation.
A lawsuit against the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission was dismissed Tuesday after a judge ruled the claim was “too broad” and failed to comply with rules of the court.
Representatives of liberal, conservative and libertarian ideologies debated national economic issues Wednesday night on the Tempe campus.
President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney answered questions on job creation and economic policy Tuesday night, during the second presidential debate.
Pro-Israel and pro-Palestine groups discuss the impact their views have on the ASU community, in wake of Students for Justice in Palestine’s “Apartheid Wall.”
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