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"Superman" delivers an inspiring new take on the classic DC character, while respecting the original vision of the hero.
Against the backdrop of a digital revolution in education, the largest textbook publishers have found a way to quietly maintain their dominance of the curriculum market.
An Undergraduate Student Government meeting was adjourned abruptly after some people involved in a rally supporting Palestine outside the Memorial Union threw rocks at the second-floor window to the ...
Following several months of investigation, ASU concluded last week that professor Lawrence Krauss violated the University’s sexual harassment policy by groping a woman’s breast while on an ASU-funded ...
A sad image is floating around in media and film in recent years. An empty, abandoned shopping mall. A shell of the busy, bustling activity that once took place within. More and more of these ...
From detecting phones to using decoy sites, Honorlock raises online test surveillance concerns Since ASU adopted Honorlock last summer, students have voiced concerns about how the service monitors ...
ASU President Michael Crow said Pac-12 media rights negotiations are in the final stages in a meeting Tuesday with The State Press.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has promised to fight the state Supreme Court decision on the 1864 near-total abortion ban.
ASU has leased its tax-exempt land to private-sector companies, a practice critics feel benefits the University and harms the community.
We need to throw out the social construction of virginity to make room for more sex positivity.
As a woman, a Mexican American and someone from a poor and working-class background, many intricate twists and turns made me the person I am today: a communist. The label “communist” carries a lot of ...
Thrifting has been around for as long as modern civilization has existed — selling and purchasing secondhand items has long served the general public. Although the secondhand trade has remained a ...