Pulitzer Prize-winning author and presidential biographer Jon Meacham joined ASU President Michael M. Crow on Sept. 30 at Mullett Arena for “America at 250: Past, Present, Possible,” a wide-ranging…

Dirt trail in the Huachuca Mountains, cutting through vegetation, with a white-nosed coati, a small mammal with bushy tail, in the center of the trail. Photo capture by wildlife camera trap.

We often think of trails as recreation resources for humans, but new research by an ASU interdisciplinary team that studied the 800-mile Arizona National Scenic Trail shows how animals are using these pathways, too. The insights could help trail managers make decisions that benefit people and wildlife. 



A disgruntled rabbit jumps on a maroon trampoline. A gold magnifying glass reveals that the rabbit has too many toes as a panel of judges watches disapprovingly.

As content generated by artificial intelligence becomes more common, people are increasingly questioning what they're seeing — but can we become too suspicious? An ASU expert who has studied Reddit communities that are dedicated to AI detection sheds some light on the issue.



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