A team of ASU students have been working to create an inflatable lunar landing pad as part of NASA's 2024 BIG Idea Challenge and will present it at a forum in Las Vegas Nov. 11–12.
Katrina Hill has received just about every type of military and academic accolade there is and has demonstrated leadership capabilities throughout her time in the service. In May 2025, Hill will retire from ASU as a professor and department chair of naval science, a position she has held since August 2022.
For the third year in a row, ASU has been named as a Fulbright HSI Leader. The designation, from the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, recognizes ASU’s achievement in two areas — service to the Hispanic community and success in placing faculty and students into the prestigious Fulbright program, in which they can study, teach or conduct research abroad.
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