Low-cost ideas, including the construction of planter boxes, to transform vacant lots in downtown Phoenix for temporary use will be presented Dec. 8 on the ASU Downtown Phoenix campus.
An ASU professor is recognized nationally for his contrbutions to civil engineering and rises to president of a national geotechnical engineering group.
A new report from the W. P. Carey School of Business confirms Phoenix-area home prices have continued to slowly increase for the past five months in a row.
Julie Pace, a '92 alumna of the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, is quoted in a Nov. 6 Arizona Capitol Times article, "Groups hopeful about appeal of employer sanctions."
Technology company Ubidyne has won the 2009 Governor’s Celebration of Innovation Award for Start-Up Companies and shares the credit for their accomplishment with SkySong, the ASU Scottsdale Innovation Center.
Dieter Schroder's research achievements, engineering renown and teaching skills and contributions have helped him garner the distinction of Regents' Professor – the highest recognition for state university faculty members in Arizona.
A donation of equipment from Intel to ASU will put sophisticated technology to an entirely new use that could result in earlier, less costly diagnosis of disease.
ASU students, faculty and staff who are members of high-priority groups, as defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, may receive an H1N1 vaccine at any campus Health Center.
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