At Arizona State University, leadership has made tremendous efforts to create programs and initiatives aimed at supporting a healthy planet and thriving future for all life — and now, more than ever, youth voices will be essential to the conversation. One …
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world’s largest general scientific society and publisher of the Science family of journals, has elected Kaye E. Reed from Arizona State University to the newest class of AAAS Fellows, …
Moving, no matter the distance, can be a big undertaking — but moving to another country? That's life changing. Bilha Obaigwa made that life-changing leap in 2019 when she immigrated to the United States from Kenya, Africa. Once settled, she began …
Editor’s note: This story is part of a series of profiles of notable spring 2024 graduates. With so many diverse career options available to students, uncovering individual passions and ambitions is crucial to shaping a fulfilling career path. Some …
Editor’s note: This story is part of a series of profiles of notable spring 2024 graduates. Helping families and children succeed in society takes knowledgeable and understanding professionals. Few students exemplify this mindset more than Diana Nguyen, a …
Arizona State University Police Chief Michael Thompson announced the promotion of four veteran ASU Police Department officers during a ceremony held Tuesday in the police headquarters on the Tempe campus. Among the promotees is former Cmdr. Carrie Gambee, …
When Matt Ignacio’s tribe, the Tohono O’odham Nation, donated $1 million to Arizona State University to support COVID-19 research, he applied for some of the money to understand and report any lasting effects of the virus among tribal members living on …
Some fortunate Arizona State University faculty, staff and students were able to gain valuable insights and perspective during a visit by one of the country’s leading figures in health and scientific research: Vence Bonham. Bonham is the acting deputy …
Brian Lizarraga of Sacramento, California, is in his first year as an undergraduate at Arizona State University. Being an out-of-state student, he didn’t have to leave his hometown, the state capital, to earn six hours of credit from interning at the State …
The School of Music, Dance and Theatre will premiere two new works by guest artists Michele Byrd-McPhee and Frankie Martinez at this year’s Spring Dance Fest. Spring Dance Fest 7:30 p.m. April 19–20 2 p.m. April 21 Margaret Gisolo Dance Theatre Tempe …
ASU Wind Symphony students describe their recent performance at the College Band Directors National Association, or CBDNA, Regional Conference in Las Vegas and the journey that led them there as “unbelievable,” “unique” and “exhilarating.” The CBDNA …
Developing sustainable solar energy solutions, deploying fungi to support soils affected by wildfire, making space education more accessible and using machine learning for semiconductor material discovery — these are just some of the ways students at …
Griffin Freburg doesn’t usually look forward to science class. But on a sunny day in March, the eighth grader changed his tune. Concepts that were usually explained in long paragraphs in a textbook or by a lecture now came alive in nature. The Colorado …
Editor's note: We'll be updating this story daily throughout the summit. The annual ASU+GSV Summit kicked off in San Diego on Sunday, drawing thousands of leaders for a four-day event that focuses on delivering education and workforce skills at …
The idea of an apocalypse was once only the stuff of science fiction — like in “Dawn of the Dead” or “I Am Legend.” However these days, amid escalating global conflicts and the prospect of a nuclear war, the idea of an apocalypse is more than an …
“Lucy” is one of the most famous human ancestor fossils of all time. Discovered by ASU Institute of Human Origins Founding Director Donald Johanson in 1974, in the deserts of Hadar, Ethiopia, the unearthing of this 3.2-million-year-old species had a major …
Editor's note: This story originally appeared in the summer 2024 issue of ASU Thrive magazine. It has been a wild four years, graduates. From cherished campus memories to pop culture trends, here’s a look back on your ASU journey. 2020 Research rally …
Editor’s note: This story is part of a series of profiles of notable spring 2024 graduates. When he first enrolled at Arizona State University, Chris Hoshnic thought he’d found a shortcut to the Bachelor of Arts second language proficiency requirement. …
The thrill of live music coursing through your body. Crowds of Sun Devils dancing the night away in a jam-packed arena. Electric performances back to back — from local bands to a famous celebrity headliner. The cool night air greets you as you leave, …
Helping students with learning disabilities succeed in school and modeling effective communication skills are just two examples of how applied behavioral analysis improves lives. Since launching almost nine years ago, the Master of Science in applied …
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