It was seeing herself reflected that made the college decision for Maria Walker.

The high school senior had been all set to go to Columbia University on a full scholarship, but then Tribal Nations Tour visited her school in the White Mountain Apache community. The…

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Engineering students are always well-advised to feverishly immerse in reading material directly applicable to their studies and…

“There is nothing new under the sun, but there are new suns.”

— Octavia Butler

Viruses, vaccines, voting, virtual fatigue and …

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How did the city of Phoenix beat the odds of a hot climate and remoteness to become the fifth largest city in the United States?

How do military chaplains deal with the issues of war such as forgiveness, mercy, retributive punishment and just war theory?

Why…

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“What is…

For International Women’s Day on March 8, a range of female professors at ASU shared names of women they consider to be influential and inspiring.  

The historical figures come from all over the world. They’re writers, researchers, activists…

ASU asked several graduates with liberal arts degrees to describe their career experiences and the choices they have made. Would they do anything differently in preparing for a career? Many of them said they would.

Peg Perl, BA in Russian and history from…

Arizona State University graduates have started dozens of nonprofit organizations that help thousands of people in Arizona and around the world, including Native Americans, veterans, children with disabilities, foster kids, immigrants and people in developing countries…