Kimberly Rapanut
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Tempe, AZ, United States
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Arizona anounces COVID-19 'testing blitz' to check 60,000 people; antibody testing for 5,000 first responders; CDC expands list of symptoms
Local first responders now have access to antibody testing, COVID-19 is permanently shuttering local businesses, and other updates from the Grand Canyon State. → Read More
Tiny homes aim to help tackle Tempe's not-so-tiny housing problem
Home is where the heart is, even if it's in a 600-square-foot space. → Read More
ASU announces its speaker for the 2018 undergraduate commencement
L. Rafael Reif, the president of MIT and a first-generation college graduate, will give the address at this year's undergraduate commencement. → Read More
TPUSA tweets photo of Sparky with sign criticizing 'Big Government'
Turning Point ASU caused controversy over posting a picture of Sparky marketing capitalism. → Read More
ASU commits to being the largest fair trade-designated university in the U.S.
Fair trade options will be found in ASU dining halls, catered events and retail stores. → Read More
ASU partners with online therapy service TAO Connect to bring better resources to students
ASU hopes to use the technology to connect students with mental health resources. → Read More
ASU 2018-2019 tuition proposal calls for no increase for resident undergrads
Michael Crow proposed no increase in Arizona resident undergraduate student tuition for the 2018-19 academic year. → Read More
New center helps ASU make its mark in Washington, D.C.
ASU's presence in Washington, D.C. grows with the launch of the new Barrett & O’Connor Center. → Read More
ASU ranks among top Peace Corps volunteer-producing universities
Whether it's in Africa or South America or elsewhere across the globe, the Peace Corps offers a new and unique experience for its volunteers. → Read More
Choosing student housing involves a trade-off between cost and convenience
From dorms to apartments to your parents' couch, there are many options available for student housing. → Read More
ASU to expand in downtown Mesa, despite voter opposition in 2016
The proposed facility will house technology programs like virtual reality, gaming, film and animation. → Read More
DACA students face uncertainty as repeal deadline approaches
DACA recipients at ASU are waiting for new legislation to determine their future. → Read More
ASU evaluating Charlie Rose's reception of Cronkite award after sexual misconduct allegations
Charlie Rose's reception of the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism is currently under evaluation, University officials say. → Read More
ASU organization offers free Thanksgiving dinner to students without plans
Students without holiday plans can get a free Thanksgiving dinner with Re:vive ASU. → Read More
Harry Potter club hosts Yule Ball on campus
Sun Devils don't need an acceptance letter to Hogwarts to attend this Yule Ball. → Read More
Nationwide opioid solutions organization expands to ASU
A nationwide opioid solutions organization has come to ASU. → Read More
Coffee and Conversation Hour fosters cross-cultural connections
International and domestic students build relationships at Coffee and Conversation Hour. → Read More
ASU organization promotes, encourages child literacy
ASU organization seeks to increase child literacy for hundreds in the east Valley. → Read More
ASU Police offers free active shooter training courses
Active shooter training classes are ongoing through the rest of the semester thanks to ASU Police. → Read More
Homecoming Comedy Show welcomes SNL stars
Homecoming Comedy Show greeted SNL stars with high turnout and many laughs. → Read More