An international team of researchers has used three-dimensional imaging technology to help crack the mystery of an 18,000-year-old skeleton nicknamed “The Hobbit.”
The 2007-2008 ASU Women's Tennis tournament season will begin this weekend as the Sun Devils travel to Berkeley to compete in the Cal/Nike Invitational.
ASU’s Center for Responsible Leadership is partnering with three Valley health care organizations to offer a new certificate program for front-line health care managers.
Tim J. McGuire, the Frank Russell Chair for the Business of Journalism at Arizona State University, is launching a blog on the business of journalism and media ethics.
Tim McGuire, the Frank Russell Chair in the Business of Journalism at the Cronkite School, was the keynote speaker for the Arizona Newspapers Association annual meeting and fall convention. Other Cronkite faculty led sessions and participated in panel discussions on topics ranging from computer-assisted reporting to managing a newsroom.
The Stardust Foundation, founded by Jerry Bisgrove, gave $510,000 to the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication to establish high school newsrooms in underserved communities in Arizona.
The ASU cross country team will head to Minneapolis, Minn., this weekend as the Sun Devils are set to compete in the 22nd Roy Griak Invitational on Saturday.
Arizona Commercial Real Estate magazine is calling ASU’s accelerated master of real estate development program one of the most influential in the nation.
A team of geologists, including ASU's Phil Christensen have found seven small, deep holes on Mars using a heat-sensitive camera designed at ASU and flying on NASA's Mars Odyssey orbiter.
Learn how to incorporate exercise into your everyday life at a free noontime lecture at the ASU Downtown Phoenix campus Mercado by Karen S. Danner, founder and CEO of Love Yourself Well in Chandler.
Jazz duo Impromp2 will discuss "negative stereotyping of women in music and why it must stop" during the third free jazz lecture at the Arizona State University Downtown Phoenix campus from noon to 2 p.m. Oct. 10. Happy hour featuring a performance by Impromp2 follows the lecture at 5 p.m.
Impromp2 is a world apart from other musical groups in terms of their artistic vision. The duo will bring their vision to the third free ASU Downtown Phoenix campus Jazz Lecture Series on Oct. 10.
You may not realize that the parking decal that is dangling from your rear-view mirror or is stuck on the windshield works on multiple campuses. It’s called reciprocity parking.
“Get Moving - Exercise for Everyday Life” is the topic of a free noon lecture to be presented Wednesday, Sept. 26, at the ASU Downtown Phoenix campus Mercado by Karen S. Danner, founder and CEO of Love Yourself Well in Chandler.
ASU Parking and Transit Services has partnered with Flexcar, the nation’s largest car-sharing company, to provide an easy, affordable and sustainable method of transportation for the university and surrounding community.
Don’t miss the first lecture on urban public parks hosted by the ASU College of Design’s Phoenix Urban Research Laboratory (PURL) and School of Architecture and Landscape (SALA) at 5:30 p.m., Sept. 19. on the ASU Tempe campus.
U.S. Rep. Harry Mitchell will bring together experts from ASU’s Global Institute of Sustainability and the City of Scottsdale for a Sustainability Town Hall.
The Center for Responsible Leadership is working in partnership with three leading Valley health care organizations to offer a Leadership Certificate for Health Care Professionals designed specifically for front-line health care managers. Joining in the certificate program are Abrazo Health Care, Banner Thunderbird Medical Center and Sun Health.
Options for Excellence, a program of the Office of Youth Preparation in the Office of the Vice President for Education Partnerships, hosted the 4th Annual Advancing Arizona Education Conference September 11-12th in the Memorial Union.
Dana Carvey is headlining the second annual “Comedy Night” fundraiser event to support student scholarships for the master of real estate development program.
Citing an important need to provide support for graduate students with aspirations to enter local government, the Pederson Group has announced it will donate $25,000 for fellowships in School of Public Affairs.
Acclaimed journalist Robin Wright will address the problems and promise of democracy in the Middle East for the Jonathan and Maxine Marshall Distinguished Lecture Sept. 18.
The College of Education’s grant award is supporting research and community efforts to improve school readiness of a culturally diverse set of children throughout Arizona.
A quest to gain a more complete picture of color vision evolution has led Biodesign Institute researcher Brian Verrelli to an up-close, genetic encounter with one of the world’s most rare and bizarre-looking primates.
This year is a positive enrollment for benefits and that means that all faculty, staff and employees must participate in this process in order to continue their benefits.
If those childhood dreams of becoming a firefighter have slipped through your fingers, the next best thing would be to hang out with them. Here’s your chance.
Concerned parents, students and community members contact various administrators and staff to voice concerns on issues about the urban environment of the ASU Downtown Phoenix campus and the safety of the campus.
With a new academic year beginning at the ASU Downtown Phoenix campus, the Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities (OSRR) reminds the campus community about the department’s role and responsibilities regarding inappropriate student behavior and/or misconduct.
The ASU Downtown Phoenix campus bookstore is offering faculty and staff a 20 percent discount on all general merchandise on Fridays when they wear school colors.
Proving that laughter is the best medicine, The ASU Employee Wellness Program presents “Healing with Humor,” an entertaining seminar that explores the history of laughter therapy and the many benefits of bringing laughter into your life.
The Grant Institute's Grants 101: Professional Grant Proposal Writing Workshop will be held at the Radisson Hotel Phoenix Airport North, September 25 - 27, 2007 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Justice and Social Inquiry professor Doris Marie Provine has received a Fulbright Grant to study how local public officials in Canada and Mexico deal with illegal immigration.
ASU’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law is one of the top law schools in the country for Hispanic students, according to the September issue of Hispanic Business magazine.
A new partnership between ASU's School of Global Management and Leadership and Wilfrid Laurier University in Canada promotes the sharing of ideas, research, faculty and students across international borders.
The Biodesign Institute is continuing in its development of novel DNA sequencing technologies with new funding to help usher in the personalized medicine era.
Raul Yzaguirre, ASU presidential professor of practice in the College of Public Programs has received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Smithsonian Latino Center.
