Master's student develops social media tactic to reach students

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ASU’s School of Public Affairs Facebook page holds many informative posts, like an article about the possible immorality of unpaid internships or a photo of a pug in a tiny polo. This is the creation of Margaret Kilman, a master of public administration student. Read story

2011-2012: A year in review

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The 2011-2012 school year has been a season of change for ASU Downtown and downtown Phoenix alike, marked by highs and lows that have affected both the campus and the community. Read story

Students participate in forum with President Crow, raise concerns about campus security

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ASU President Michael Crow hosted a student forum broadcast out of the West campus Tuesday, allowing students from each campus the chance to discuss topics of concern such as campus security, transportation and tuition. Read story

CBS News President set to deliver Cronkite School convocation speech

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CBS News President David Rhodes will be the Walter Cronkite School’s spring convocation speaker. Read story

Cronkite School acknowledges students' achievements at ceremony

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From a Fulbright Scholar to a recipient of multiple Hearst Journalism Awards, students at the Walter Cronkite School once again have helped the school place among the highest in the nation for both print and broadcast journalism. Read story

ASU hosts Karaoke Smackdown at The Duce

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‘Karaoke Smackdown’ at local retro lounge The Duce closed this semester’s ‘Discover Phoenix’ series Wednesday night. The Arizona State University event at the one-of-a-kind venue treated students to “trailer-made” sliders, freshly squeezed lemonade and, of course, a lot of good old-fashioned Karaoke. Read story

Taylor Place offers free summer housing to students who renew for next school year

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Current Taylor Place residents have the opportunity to live in the dorms for free over the summer. Students who have renewed their living with Taylor Place for the 2012-2013 school year can apply for a free room over the summer, with verification that they will either be working or taking ASU classes during that time. Read story

USGD President Joseph Grossman wins re-election as first repeat Downtown president

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Joseph Grossman is the 2012-2013 USGD president. Winning 63 percent of the votes, he is the first USGD president to be elected twice. (Photo illustration by Evie Carpenter/DD)

USGD President Joseph Grossman successfully won re-election by a vote of Read story

Film series offers students chance to analyze, discuss movies

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The Philosophy and Film Series, sponsored by ASU’s College of Letters and Sciences, gave students the opportunity to watch “Nosferatu” and participate in a lecture and discussion in the A.E. England building as part of the series’ final installment for the year. Read story

Humphrey Fellows tell of nations' struggles to join European Union

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Three Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows, Elena Strapkova, Lejla Kapetanovic and Goran Rizaov discussed their emerging nations and the advantages and disadvantages of securing membership in the EU during the final Cronkite Global Conversations event Wednesday afternoon. Read story