Education

Downtown Devil business editor and former USGD presidential candidate Travis Arbon reflects on the implications of an unopposed USGD campaign that may liberate student government from drama.

Jeff Cunningham spoke on the importance of market disruption and the freedom of speech at an installment of the Walter Cronkite School's Must See Monday event.

A new partnership between ASU's Walter Cronkite School and Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering will create a dual degree program focusing on journalism and graphic information technology.

Freeport-McMoRan CEO Richard Adkerson spoke at the Cronkite School about the company's sometimes-rocky relationship with the media, but he said he still commends the efforts to seek the truth.

Undergraduate Student Government Downtown approved a bill that would streamline the process for students who are requesting funding. Students now only need to get their requests approved by the Budget Allocations Committee, rather than both the committee and USGD as a whole.

Nearly 600 protesters rallied at the state Capitol Thursday afternoon against state budget cuts to education. This included about 30 Downtown campus students, who marched nearly two miles from campus to the Capitol.

Business journalism took center stage at a Must See Mondays series panel on finding a specialization and standing out in a competitive journalism job market.

It’s hard to imagine having such a physically demanding job that lasts through the unbearable Phoenix heat. I was able to capture a brief moment of a workingman’s relaxation and water break.

With graduation nearing, many graduates might find that their healthy routines are in jeopardy. This week's Devilishly Healthy focuses on how to stay healthy after leaving college.

USA Today columnist and editor at large Rem Rieder shared his views on the Brian Williams scandal and tips for aspiring columnists during his appearance at the Cronkite School's Must See Mondays speaker series.