Ellie Borst
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Active COVID-19 cases increase, mirroring last year's Halloween spike
ASU reported an increase of 69 active COVID-19 cases one week after Halloween weekend. → Read More
The unique, furious critics on ASU's social media pages
Despite perceived good intentions, ASU faces near-constant social media complaints. → Read More
Court rejects long-simmering challenge to Proposition 123 school funding
A federal appeals court Tuesday rejected a long-simmering challenge to Proposition 123, the voter-approved 2016 measure that is set to redirect an estimated $3.5 billion to Arizona public schools over a decade. → Read More
Abrupt reversal of ICE rule lets international students in Arizona breathe easier
The Trump administration Tuesday dropped a proposal to order international students home if their schools were not offering in-person classes this fall, a move challenged in court by 18 states and colleges across the country, including all three of Arizona's public universities. → Read More
COVID-19 in Arizona: Navajo will not ease restrictions, despite improving numbers
The number of new COVID-19 cases on the Navajo Nation is on a downward trend, but tribal leaders said that does not mean they are ready to ease up on health restrictions. They plan to continue 57-hour weekend lockdown for the next three weeks, as the tribe works to bring numbers even lower. → Read More
Local artists reimagine history through a new multi-platform art installation
Multiple artists from ASU and the Phoenix community have collaborated to create An IndigoShado Peace. → Read More
Meet the Iranian immigrant named Herberger's 'outstanding undergraduate'
ASU student who escaped religious discrimination wants to increase awareness for minorities everywhere. → Read More
'Orange you glad' vending machines can serve fresh orange juice?
Vending machines serving fresh orange juice will soon be installed near ASU's Downtown Phoenix campus. → Read More
Second annual Uncertainty Fashion Show to showcase colorful student collections
Thirteen collections will be displayed at the Uncertainty Fashion Show, ranging from Western-themed styles to neon colors. → Read More
ASU alumna is bringing groovy back with CAMP Collection
The brand relives the days of '70s summer camp and other vintage styles. → Read More
ASU entrepreneur blends modesty with quality in new line of hijabs
The hijabs are manufactured using imported fabrics from Saudi Arabia. → Read More
The PAB production team helps bring student events to life
Learn more about PAB and its new production team. → Read More
Denzel Curry will no longer headline AMPASU's end-of-semester show
Despite Denzel Curry no longer headlining the event, the president of AMPASU said the show will still go on. → Read More
'Wicked' returns to ASU Gammage for its 15th anniversary
Celebrating its 15 year anniversary this week, "Wicked" is coming back to Tempe. → Read More
ASU entrepreneur creates swimwear brand to fit all body types
ASU entrepreneur Demi George founded HourGlass Swimwear to address sizing issues in women's fashion. → Read More
Last minute Halloween costumes from a college dorm
Save money and look good this Halloween with costumes you probably already have in your dorm. → Read More
Full House's Dave Coulier and HQ Trivia's Scott Rogowsky are coming to ASU
ASU's homecoming week will kickoff with two comedy stars on Oct. 29. → Read More
From wacky to wicked, ASU students share roommate horror stories
From wacky to wicked, ASU students share roommate horror stories. → Read More
Students take DIY tailgate fashion to the next level
Arizona students put their own twist on classic tailgate fashion. → Read More
Jazz adds a modern twist to nightlife at Spinelli's Pizzeria on Mill
Open until five in the morning, Spinelli's Pizzeria offers more than just a good slice of pizza. → Read More