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ASU's Project ECHO model plays a vital role in Long COVID solutions

ASU's Project ECHO's explores potential solutions to long COVID's medical problems through a unique information sharing model.

By Dimitra Manatou | October 3, 2023

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The flowers of Tempe campus: six species to keep an eye out for

A look at six of the late-summer blooming plants that can be seen and appreciated on the Tempe campus, which are maintained by the ASU Arboretum initiatives.

By Sophia Ramirez | October 3, 2023

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ASU announces Latino GDP crossing $3.2 trillion in report with Latino Donor Collaborative

Across the nation, the Latino community's influence on the economy is rapidly growing, reflected in a report recently released by the Seidman Research Institute and the Latino Donor Collaborative.

By Sophia Ramirez | September 28, 2023

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Revolutionizing nanomaterials: new developments from ASU's Birkel Lab

In the pursuit of innovations in the area of nanomaterials, researchers at Birkel Lab must navigate the intricate balance of time, precision and variability.

By Dimitra Manatou | September 19, 2023

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The benefits of a new hobby for college students

ASU students have created hundreds of student organizations to share their hobbies with the community. Talking to them reveals the benefits they have found from participating in hobbies.

By Sophia Ramirez | September 14, 2023

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ASU research team partners with EPA to study electrified transit emissions

An almost $650,000 grant from the EPA has been given to an ASU research team for the purposes of studying pollution of electrified public transportation.

By Sophia Ramirez | September 5, 2023

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Bioethics and barriers: ASU professors weigh in on the future of ethical research

Ethics are not as prominent as they could be in science education, and the effects of that are critical.

By Dimitra Manatou | August 31, 2023

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Groundbreaking discovery in astrophysics is making waves with ASU professors

NANOGrav's recent work in gravitational waves may give way to a paradigm shift in the way astronomy and astrophysics research are conducted.

By Ritwik Sharma | August 29, 2023

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How ASU and its faculty are cracking down on dishonest uses of AI

ASU is working on reframing its academic integrity policy to crack down on cheating cases where students use artificial intelligence "unauthorized."

By Madeline Nguyen | July 10, 2023

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MiX Center brings pioneering media design technology to ASU

The MiX Center in Mesa hosts new projects using cutting-edge technology and software. Students can get involved through new concentrations of study and professor-led projects.

By Shri Swaminathan | April 25, 2023

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Genes and environment: ASU graduate student fills gap in mental health studies

Graduate student Belal Jamil's work in developmental psychology is focused on genetics and the environment and its effects on early mental health in minority communities.

By Brenna Gauchat | April 25, 2023

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Simulated 3D projections of space keep audience on edge

The School of Earth and Space Exploration is hosting a series of 3D demonstrations that are live simulations of outer space at the Marston Theater.  

By Shri Swaminathan | April 13, 2023

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Touring ASU's CXFEL facility: X-ray science, lasers up close and still in progress

ASU's compact X-ray free electron laser will be the first in the world. The project's staff and students explain how the machine works during a tour of the CXFEL labs.

By Audrey Eagerton | April 5, 2023

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NASA Psyche Mission set to launch in 2023 with new flight plan

A year-long delay in NASA's Psyche Mission has resulted in a new flight trajectory, with a planned launch in October 2023

By Shri Swaminathan | April 4, 2023

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Growing ASU Library resources aim to demystify data science, improve accessibility

The Unit for Data Science and Analytics in the ASU Library changed leadership this semester, and is expanding the ways it educates students of all disciplines on data science techniques. 

By Sophia Ramirez | March 30, 2023

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Jaw-some moms: How tracking pregnant sharks helps the species' survival

The Sulikowski Shark and Fish Conservation Lab develops the birth-alert tag or BAT to track shark reproduction cycles in the ocean.

By Brenna Gauchat | March 30, 2023

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Tempe Town Lake floods amid wet Arizona winter

As water levels at Tempe Town Lake continue to rise, it's proof of Arizona's unexpectedly wet winter.

By Alysa Horton | March 22, 2023

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Kathleen Merrigan: The woman changing sustainable food systems

Kathleen Merrigan, professor and the executive director of the Swette Center for Sustainable Food Systems, is a driving force in improving the sustainable food system curriculum at ASU.

By Brenna Gauchat | March 1, 2023

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Astronauts share stories and inspirations at ASU's Space2inspire Weekend

Space2inspire Weekend, organized by ASU 365 Community Union, was held from Feb. 17 to Feb. 19, and featured stories of astronauts and other events. 

By Shri Swaminathan and River Graziano | February 28, 2023

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The power of the big picture: Planet Showcase highlights ASU projects using satellite imagery

Students and faculty gathered to share their projects at the Planet Showcase, introducing how Planet satellite imaging data can influence change in environmental issues.

By Audrey Eagerton | February 23, 2023

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