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As students move to campus for the Fall 2021 semester, ASU welcomes them with a cultural event.
Freshmen at ASU are automatically enrolled in courses in alcohol education, prescription drug abuse and violence prevention, but not diversity and inclusion training.
The College en ASU está expandiendo su esfuerzo para aumentar integración en STEM para crear un ambiente más acogedor.
ASU's The College is expanding its efforts to bolster inclusivity in STEM to create a more welcoming environment.
A group of students formed the Accessibility Coalition hoping to provide a voice for disabled students on ASU's campuses.
Students question the sincerity behind ASU’s announcements to protect their diverse student body in comparison to the University's social media posts in solidarity.
LGBTQ+ students have a range of resources at their disposal while still facing barriers in other areas of their education.
With the "Whom We Include" project, The State Press set out to report on the faces that make up one of the nation's largest public universities.
Food and religion are a few of the main ways that international students maintain their culture while away from home.
What is the legal basis, purpose, controversy and training behind ASU’s Title IX mandatory reporting requirement, and what obligations does it create for student workers?
ASU Islamic community rallies for love and tolerance after two women filmed a video of themselves decrying Islam at a Tempe mosque.
A lawsuit is launched against ASU because the outside speaker contract contained a clause the violated the First Amendment.
The certificate program will help engage veterans and citizens in an academic setting and foster a better understanding of the veteran experience.
Throughout her first year in college, Perla Martinez has spoken at rallies and protests, sharing her DACA story with the hope of making a difference.
Women were formerly given more points if they scored in intramural games – ASU no longer plays by those rules.
Students have to factor in time limits on federal scholarships when paying for college.
Margaret Golonka has immersed herself in the pro-life activism world since high school.
A recent spreadsheet collecting stories of sexual harassment in academia includes incidents at ASU and raises questions about university prevention and response programs in the wake of #MeToo.
Numerous resources at ASU help international students overcome the cultural transition inherent in going to school in a different country.
Cultural appropriation from the perspective of three ASU students and one professor.
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