Justice studies

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Law, journalism and politics

ASU launches nonpartisan Institute of Politics to inspire future public service leaders

Two men sit onstage for a discussion about sports and diversity

Law, journalism and politics

Looking at sports as a microcosm of racial, gender disparities in society

March 30, 2019

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Law, journalism and politics

ASU leans into role as international presence and player in Washington, D.C.

March 28, 2019

Elaissia Sears, an alumna of The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences' School of Politics and Global Studies, was sworn is as Justice of the Peace for the West Mesa Justice Court this January.

Law, journalism and politics

ASU alumna tackles community issues in the courtroom as current youngest justice of the peace in Arizona

March 28, 2019

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Law, journalism and politics

ASU researcher to explore farm labor shortages, immigration policy

March 28, 2019

Distinguished Lecturer Harry Boyte

Law, journalism and politics

ASU lecturer encourages students to become strong citizens at the New American University

March 26, 2019

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Law, journalism and politics

Paying the price: ASU researchers say health care waste is worse than reported

March 14, 2019

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Law, journalism and politics

Howard Center executive editor delivers 13th Paul J. Schatt Memorial Lecture

March 11, 2019

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Law, journalism and politics

'Moments of hope': ASU panel explores role of art and music during Holocaust

March 11, 2019

Ana Licona

Law, journalism and politics

Studying global issues led first-generation ASU alumna to pursue a career in community advocacy

March 08, 2019

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Law, journalism and politics

ASU student wins New York Times journalism contest

March 08, 2019