ASU is hosting the Inspiring Voices Conference, an event that provide more than 200 middle-school Native American students with an opportunity to interact with local Native American professionals from different industry fields.
Summer classes – online and on campus – are open to current ASU students and incoming freshmen, as well as transfer students, community college students, eligible high school students and others seeking to earn college credit.
Three inquisitive elementary-school students were invited to co-host ASU’s “Ask a Biologist” podcast as winners of the program's first podcast contest.
A pair of unarmed UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters made brief landings on the ASU Tempe campus April 17 in support of an Army ROTC joint field training exercise.
Doris Marshall, who proactivily addresses racial tensions among the elderly, is the recipient of Arizona State University's A. Wade Smith Community Award for Advancement of Race Relations.
ASU School of Life Sciences’ faculty and students are putting aside their microscopes and lecture notes to lead guided hikes for the community in the Papago Buttes park.
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