One in four mammal species on Earth is being pushed to extinction according to an assessment of the world's mammals, created by a team that includes ASU researchers.
As part of the "Origins of Human Uniqueness" lecture series, ASU is bringing Robert Boyd to the Tempe campus for a public lecture on “How Culture Transformed Human Evolution.”
NASA has selected ASU as one of 10 new NASA Astrobiology Institute teams, with the intent of boosting extraterrestrial exploration by refining the criteria that guide the search for life.
Arizona State University doctoral student Scott Ortman, a rising star in the field of Southwest archaeology, is helping to close the gap between theory and data.
The 3.2-million-year-old Australopith named Lucy, discovered in 1974 by ASU's Donald Johanson will be on display in Seattle’s Pacific Science Center from Oct. 4, 2008, until March 8, 2009.
A Kyrene School District 8th grader, who participated in the Arizona Science and Engineering Fair hosted by ASU's American Indian Programs Office, is a finalist in the 2008 SSP Middle School Program.
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