Arizona Student Visas Revoked; Union Urges University Protection
April 14, 2025
At least 50 international students at Arizona State University have had their visas revoked by the Trump administration.
At least 50 international students at Arizona State University have had their visas revoked by the Trump administration.
The Trump administration cut $1 million in funding for Arizona Humanities, impacting libraries, museums, and programs.
The 36th annual ASU Powwow celebrated song, dance, and culture, uniting generations and empowering Indigenous students.
Arizona’s wine industry faces challenges amid U.S.-EU tariff tensions, with impacts on supplies, costs, and demand.
Trump’s order cuts federal funds for Arizona libraries, threatening Wi-Fi, literacy, and tribal programs, sparking a lawsuit.
A federal judge has paused a Trump-era move to revoke temporary legal status for thousands of immigrants in the U.S.
Scottsdale Unified School District hosts a bus driver recruitment event, offering test drives and paid CDL training.
Arizona’s Kris Mayes and other attorneys general are suing over the U.S. Education Department’s funding cuts.
The Arizona Game and Fish Commission may ban using dog packs for hunting, citing risks to endangered species.
Flagstaff photographer Mike Frankel’s book “Hurricanes of Color” showcases iconic rock photos from the ’60s and ’70s.
More than 900,000 asylum seekers using the CBP One app face potential status revocation under a new Trump plan.
Trump’s executive orders keep coal plants open, like Arizona’s Cholla, sparking debate over jobs vs. environmental impact.
