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ASU designs for future with 2020 visionArizona State University’s projected enrollment of 100,000 students by the year 2020 is a statistic that some people find surprising – maybe even shocking. But the projected growth in college-eligible high school graduates demands that ASU expand to support the needs of… |
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Asking what it means to be humanOn one of the most memorable days of her life, Kaye Reed found herself holding the jawbone of an ancestor who lived 2.8 million years ago. It was a discovery that changed our understanding of the timeline for the entire human species. In this few inches of… |
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An ocean of possibilityCharlie Rolsky seems to be everywhere you look on campus. Tossing carne asada on a fire on a desert camping trip with biology students. Participating in an interpretive dance performance in the Biodesign Institute. Selling biology-inspired T-shirts for charity.… |
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ASU graduates head out to make a difference in the worldThousands of students are set to graduate from Arizona State University at commencement on May 7. Here's a look at some of those outstanding grads. … |
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More than just answers: ASU’s Department of Physics is teaming up for solutionsAt one time or another, we were all scientists. There is a reason a child’s first questions include: “What is it?”, “Why?” and “How?” A physicist never loses that sense of wonder, that drive to understand something that, for now, might remain a mystery. Albert… |
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'Black Out' the Duck: Arizona State welcomes No. 2 OregonThis will be just the sixth time in school history that a team ranked No. 1 or No. 2 in the AP Poll will travel to Sun Devil Stadium. The… |
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ASU at forefront of creating entrepreneurs who can change societyAn entrepreneur is one who develops, manages and assumes the risk of an enterprise; one who sees a problem as an opportunity; one who creates value. Arizona State University has become a breeding ground for entrepreneurs, and today the… |
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100 years and counted: Women’s movement still moving after 19th AmendmentVoted in by Congress on June 4, 1919, ratified on Aug. 18, 1920 and enacted into law on Aug. 26, 1920, after seven decades of protests, politics and persistence, victory finally — and rightfully — became hers… |
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SFAz Harnesses Brain Power for StateScience Foundation Arizona (SFAz) has awarded forty Graduate Research Fellowships (GRFs) totaling $3.5 million to top science and engineering graduate students at Arizona State University (ASU). This is the second year SFAz is funding the… |
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ASU Alumni Association elects board of directors, National Alumni Council membersThe Arizona State University Alumni Association recently elected its 2015-2016 board of directors and National Alumni Council. Terms for all members of both entities began on July 1. Board/Council Officers The following persons have… |