Tina Giuliano
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USGT inaugurates newly elected officials
USGT appointed their newly-elected members, including the vice president of services. → Read More
Despite the governor's proposal for a raise, aspiring teachers remain skeptical and divided
The dean of the teachers college said she's reserving judgment on Ducey's plan. → Read More
USGT vice president-elect leaves USG, highlighting organization-wide vacancies
Despite the push for more student involvement, Undergraduate Student Government at ASU has many open positions. → Read More
After Phoenix Pride, LGBT political representation is a yearlong issue
LGBT+ politicians speak at ASU to combat stigma and achieve political representation and equity. → Read More
Weeks after Uber fatality, ASU, Waymo continue testing on self-driving cars
ASU and other companies are testing self-driving technology despite changes in the regulatory environment. → Read More
ASASU elections end with the lowest voter turnout since 2008
Tempe and Downtown Phoenix campuses received the lowest number of votes since 2008 —despite their large student populations. → Read More
USG and GPSA elections conclude, highlighting a lack of competition and low voter turnout
ASU student government elections concluded with low voter turnout. → Read More
Arizona Attorney General lawsuit against ABOR persists
According to the Arizona Board of Regents, 11 years ago the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that no one should intervene with ABOR’s tuition-setting mandate — but that didn't stop the Arizona Attorney General from filing a lawsuit in September 2017. → Read More
As part of HERstory month, female politicians speak to students about their successes
Undergraduate Student Government Downtown invited three prominent women in politics to speak to students. → Read More
ASU political activist goes from living rooms to rally stages
ASU freshman Judah Waxelbaum was a speaker at an Arizona pro-Trump rally earlier in March. → Read More
USG launches campaigns with an emphasis on student engagement
The Undergraduate Student Government elections are in full swing as candidates promote their platforms. → Read More
RECAP: The State Press hosts USGT election Q&A
The single USGT executive ticket is focusing on student engagement, transparency and mental health. → Read More
From Orange County to the Women's March: one student's path to activism
Throughout her time at ASU, Emma Giles has grown deeper in her pro-choice beliefs. → Read More
ASU sued by Muslim scholar for alleged violation of free speech rights
A lawsuit is launched against ASU because the outside speaker contract contained a clause the violated the First Amendment. → Read More
From D.C. to Arizona, DACA activist fights for her dream
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. → Read More
Students learn to administer naloxone to reverse drug overdoses
ASU Students for Sensible Drug Policy brought naloxone to campus through drug prevention training. → Read More
Teaching students prepare for careers against backdrop of school shootings
ASU students studying teaching are prepared and eager for their futures — despite danger in the classroom. → Read More
USG pushes for student involvement during election season
Undergraduate student governments see campaign reform as a means to remedy flagging voter engagement. → Read More
USG Tempe passes bill to increase Student Health and Wellness Fee
USG Tempe voted to increase the Student Health and Wellness Fee following two hours of heated discussion. → Read More
Politicians and student activists stress importance of dialogue between University and government
These on-campus events help foster a growing student-government relationship, politicians and student activists say. → Read More