ASU rescinds Cronkite Award given to Charlie Rose in 2015
The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication has rescinded the 2015 award of excellence given to news anchor Charlie Rose after the longtime anchor was accused of several instances of sexual misconduct.
As title game nears, Casteel football program provides comfort for principal battling cancer
QUEEN CREEK — Principal Sandy Lundberg represents the identity of the Casteel High School football program: Fight. Drive. Perseverance.
Health leaders to offer opioid education to student-athletes across Arizona
PHOENIX — Arizona health professionals have educated 4,000 students on the effects of opioid abuse and plan to expand the program to student-athletes statewide by January.
ASU ‘evaluating’ whether Charlie Rose will keep 2015 Cronkite Award
PHOENIX — Arizona State University officials are “evaluating” the 2015 award presented to former CBS anchor Charlie Rose by the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism, after the Washington Post detailed allegations of sexual harassment made by eight women.
‘I have nothing to say’: Graham mum about job speculation
TEMPE -- From national media voices to Arizona State football fans, debate has resumed about the future of coach Todd Graham.
Despite slowing, foreign student numbers in US, Arizona inched up
WASHINGTON - A report Monday revealed for the first time "a very real drop" in new enrollment by international students in U.S. colleges and universities in 2016-2017.
‘We would play on the moon’: Coaches OK with prep title games in Tucson
PHOENIX -- The last time Tucson hosted a state title game in high school football was 2009.
P.E. teacher named 2018 Teacher of the Year
PHOENIX – P.E. teacher Josh Meibos held back tears as he was named the Arizona Teacher of the Year, seven years after he leaped from a job as a retail store manager to a career in education.
Thunderbird High students take the stage to honor theater teacher’s legacy
PHOENIX – Students exhale loudly as they do their breathing exercises in the theater, preparing for a play one year in the making.
Students march for DACA, against Arizona Attorney General’s lawsuit
“When student rights are under attack, what do we do?” “STAND UP, FIGHT BACK!” TEMPE - Last Thursday, the student organization Undocumented Students for Education Equity lead a march in support of DACA students. Dozens of students marched through Arizona State University’s main campus, chanting and holding signs.
Tolleson high schools crack down on motorists who ignore stop signs on buses by installing cameras
TOLLESON – Tolleson Union High School District has installed cameras on 20 of its buses to deter motorists who ignore the stop signs that come down when students get on or off the bus. The district plans to add 18 more by the end of November.
High schoolers write 1,000 thank you notes to first responders in Las Vegas mass shooting
PHOENIX – Students from a Peoria high school penned 1,000 hand-written notes of appreciation for first responders in the Las Vegas mass shooting.
