Morgan Fischer
Cronkite News
Phoenix, AZ, United States
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Tribal boarding schools much improved, but legacy of old schools remains
The abuses of tribal boarding schools are in the past, but the schools are not, entirely. Arizona, once home to 47 federal Indian boarding schools, has eight tribal boarding schools today. They aren't perfect, advocates say, but a far cry from past horrors. → Read More
2022 GPSA election results announced
Arizona State University's independent student-run news organization covering Tempe, Phoenix, Mesa and Glendale. → Read More
Afghan refugees start their studies at ASU
Arizona State University's independent student-run news organization covering Tempe, Phoenix, Mesa and Glendale. → Read More
Tempe youth council looks to find equitable solutions to climate issues
The Tempe youth council will work on different action projects throughout the two-year program, including community art projects, tree planting and cooler bus stops. → Read More
ASU provides updates for LIFT Initiative, announces hiring of more Black staff
The Advisory Council on African American Affairs spoke to students, faculty and staff on Friday in an update about progress made within the LIFT Initiative, including hiring more Black faculty and staff. → Read More
Active COVID-19 cases rise to 95 the week classes start
With more than 75,000 students coming to campuses this week for classes, COVID-19 cases continue to rise within the ASU community. → Read More
Active cases increase among ASU faculty, staff, students
Cases increased at ASU to 35 active cases among students, faculty and staff, which is a 13-case increase from one week ago. → Read More
COVID-19 cases at ASU continue to decline as Phoenix lifts mask mandate
ASU reported 31 active COVID-19 cases, a continued decrease from last week. The city of Phoenix also lifted its mask mandate Wednesday, following the city of Tempe. → Read More
Demonstrators in downtown Phoenix call for immigration reform
Organizations such as Arizona Jews for Justice rallied in downtown Phoenix for immigrant rights and called for elected officials to take action. → Read More
2021 USG election results announced
Undergraduate Student Government announced the results of the 2021 elections for the executive tickets and Senate positions. → Read More
USGD launches Sexual Health Resource Center
USGD launched the Sexual Health Resource Center, providing sexual health resources for free to students. → Read More
A rundown of the 2021 USG Tempe candidates
A rundown of Tempe students running for executive and Senate office. → Read More
Researchers at ASU work to predict impacts of post-moratorium evictions
ASU's KER has been working with community partners like the city of Tempe to help predict what will happen to residents after eviction moratoriums are lifted. → Read More
USG Downtown turns to TikTok for student outreach
With creation of the TikTok account, members of USGD hope to increase outreach to students and make student government seem more approachable. → Read More
Jack McCain speaks at ASU College Republicans event
The son of late Sen. John McCain spoke to College Republicans over Zoom Monday night about national security and the future of the Republican party. → Read More
USGT passes bill to give students funds for educational expenses
The passed legislation provides students with a program in which they can get funds to use toward textbooks and other educational expenses. → Read More
The looming housing crisis due to COVID-19
ASU housing experts weigh in on Tempe programs set to help combat the growing housing crisis due to COVID-19. → Read More
Josette Sheeran to replace Mark Green as head of McCain Institute
Sheeran will be the third person to hold a similar position at the McCain Institute after Kurt Volker's resignation in 2019. → Read More
City of Tempe passes land acknowledgement resolution
A new Tempe City Council resolution formally acknowledges the land Tempe occupies as culturally affiliated with local Indigenous communities. → Read More
Students left feeling stressed out by the 2020 election
The ASU community looks to help students who have felt an increase in stress levels due to the 2020 election. → Read More