When baseball players went off to war, a new era of baseball began — led by women. ASU historian Laura Smith explores the surprising origins of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League.
Hawaiʻi’s coral reefs are essential to the islands’ communities and economy, but they are struggling against climate change, coastal pollution, overtourism and overfishing. However, a new study offers a ray of hope by identifying a critical threshold for successful reef restoration efforts.
Ask A Biologist, a long-running K-12 educational outreach effort by the School of Life Sciences at Arizona State University, has launched its latest interactive educational game, called "Beat the Heat," just in time for the summer.
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