Los casos activos de COVID-19 caen por debajo de 100
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ASU’s fall semester began and ended with the same trend: a spike in COVID-19 cases within its community. Despite the University’s social distancing and face-covering guidelines, public health campaign, free saliva-based testing and more, over 3,000 cumulative students and employees have become infected with the coronavirus since Aug. 1. Health …
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Thousands have left campus as COVID-19 continues to inhibit student life
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ASU to open a COVID-19 vaccination site at the SDFC
ASU has been granted an allocation of 1,000 COVID-19 vaccines by the state to distribute weekly at the Sun Devil Fitness Complex at the Tempe campus, according to a University spokesperson. The site is set to open and distribute vaccines on Jan. 22 and Jan. 25, from 9 a.m. to …
ASU COVID-19 vaccine site opens at SDFC
The ASU COVID-19 vaccination site opened Friday to a steady stream of local residents and ASU community members eligible to get the vaccine. The site, located at the Sun Devil Fitness Complex at the Tempe campus, opened at 9 a.m. and quickly had a line form of people eligible for …
With COVID-19 managed for now, Crow is optimistic for future
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Active COVID-19 cases within ASU community jump as semester nears end
Active cases of the coronavirus rose by 118 within the ASU community since Thursday, according to a Monday update. There are now 288 active cases within the ASU community. Active cases among students are at 252, an increase of 108 infections since Thursday’s update. Employee active cases are now 36, …
Over 100 students received interim action for alleged COVID-19 violations
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ASU officials, health experts promote testing, urge caution for winter break
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Crow says despite imperfections, ASU managed COVID-19
ASU President Michael Crow knows University decisions impacting thousands in health and academics this semester were “disruptive, but we don’t think hugely disruptive,” he said in an interview with The State Press Wednesday. The University’s imperfect approach to managing the coronavirus was just enough to “defend against the virus” despite …
ASU ends fall semester with 3,357 cumulative COVID-19 cases
ASU ended its fall semester with 3,357 cumulative COVID-19 cases since Aug. 1, according to a University update Thursday. There are 337 active cases within the ASU community, a decrease of 64 since Monday's update. There are 260 active cases within the student population and 77 among employees. There are …
'Most of us are really, really suffering': Students, faculty say semester was unsuccessful
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ASU workers announce they are forming a union
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ASU's sexual assault investigation processes leave survivors traumatized, often without justice
Late in the fall 2020 semester, a former ASU student posted a series of videos telling her story as a victim of sexual assault and how ASU investigated her case. Piper Hansen, Andrew Onodera and I would spend a month reporting how those processes work, how and why they fail …
'Voices of ASU' zine chronicles students' stories of ASU Counseling Services
The compilation of stories has led to student discussions with administration about increasing accessibility In a nine-page zine featuring stories of students' experiences with ASU Counseling Services, four ASU students have taken what began as a group project to exchanges with the University’s highest officials about changing operations to better …
Crow announces members of Advisory Council on African American Affairs
ASU President Michael Crow announced the members of the University's Advisory Council on African American Affairs in an email Monday. Colleen Jennings-Roggensack, vice president of ASU Cultural Affairs, and Jeffrey Wilson, a professor of economics, will co-chair the new council. "As educators, leaders and learners we have a responsibility to …
Police investigating racial slur written in graffiti near ASU Gammage
The ASU Police Department is investigating who may have left a racial slur written in graffiti near ASU Gammage last Friday, a spokesperson for the department said. The graffiti, found on the sidewalk near Apache Boulevard and Mill Avenue, has since been removed. "As an inclusive institution, we condemn any …
Students are just trying to get by
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Early voting contributes to relaxed atmosphere on Tempe campus
Shorter lines on the Tempe campus after a record number of early votes led to a relatively calm Election Day at ASU The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic were present on ASU's Tempe campus, with voters reporting little to no wait time at the on-campus polling location compared to the …
Early voting contributes to relaxed atmosphere on Tempe campus
The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic were present on ASU's Tempe campus, with voters reporting little to no wait time at the on-campus polling location compared to the two hour wait to cast a ballot on the Tempe campus in 2018. From 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., students, faculty members …
Active ASU COVID-19 cases jump as nation breaks record in new infections
On the same day ASU reported its largest increase in active COVID-19 cases in weeks — up 63 cases from Monday among students and employees — Arizona reported over 2,000 new positive cases of the coronavirus for the first time since Aug. 1, and the nation recorded more than 110,000 …
