W. Walsh Doane recounts a story of wind, waves, fright and, finally, safety, in her memoir, “Flight of the Curlew,” published in the current issue of Emeritus Voices, the journal of the Emeritus College.
ASU student Martin Popov recently earned a prestigious scholarship from FBI National Academy Associates that will help achieve his goal of working with law enforcement agencies to provide national security.
The ASU Alumni Association snagged three awards from the 2009 APEX Awards for Publication Excellence competition, including honors for its quarterly publication, ASU Magazine, and the association’s successful 2009 Founders’ Day event.
The first images from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera show dramatic views of the Moon's surface, to the delight of ASU's Mark Robinson, the project's lead scientist.
When a university professor retires, he or she leaves behind the academic network of colleagues, deadlines for research work and writing, help with computer problems – and, of course, a feeling of belonging.
Christine K. Wilkinson, president of the ASU Alumni Association, was honored by the local organization Asian Pacific Community in Action at their annual “Art of Giving” reception.
A new report co-authored by ASU's Morrison Instiute for Public Policy combines research on the costs and benefits of health insurance and tells the stories of Arizonans who lack health insurance.
Nearly 400 emeriti faculty from ASU and other universities belong to the ASU Emeritus College, which was founded four years ago to “give a home and a focus to continued intellectual, creative and social engagement of retired faculty with the University.”
Jerry Lin is aiming to make power plants more green by researching a way to produce hydrogen without the side-effect of releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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