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All CategoriesStudent studies youths' perceptions of world's dwindling water supplyfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusASU undergraduate Holly Vins is dedicated to helping others get the "voice and opportunities they deserve" and creating a safer, more sustainable world for all. read more Read more...Crow calls for end of Bowl Championship Seriesfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusASU President Michael Crow is one of the first major university presidents to publicly denounce the Bowl Championship Series system. Article source: ... Read more...Professor's book wins Honorable Mention for 2011 PROSE Awardfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusProfessor Ed Stump's book about Antarctica has received an Honorable Mention for the 2011 PROSE Award. read more Read more...Theatre and Film students bring Phoenix Olympian's story to stagefrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe Campus"American Victory," an ASU MainStage Centennial Season production, depicts world wrestling champion Henry Cejodo's heroic journey from Phoenix to the 2008 Beijing... Read more...Collegiate Job and Internship Fair to attract 130-plus employersfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusThe Feb. 22 event will provide students with opportunities to interact with more than 130 hiring organizations looking to fill internships and career positions. read more Read more...Lester joins Office of Knowledge Enterprise Developmentfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusNeal Lester has accepted a new role as associate vice president in the Office of Knowledge Enterprise Development. read more Read more...There's No Place Like SPOT 127.0.0.1from:Rio Salado CollegeThe Valley’s public radio station KJZZ 91.5 is collaborating with Rio Salado College to launch a new after-school program to train and mentor the next generation of public... Read more...Secrets of immune response illuminated in new studyfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusASU researcher Roy Curtiss investigates the coordination of a particular type of immune response, involving the release of a cell-signaling protein molecule known as a cytokine.... Read more...Maricopa Community Colleges Board Urges No Guns on Campusfrom:Maricopa Community Colleges District...Board members join other leaders of higher education in strong opposition to the proposal Read more...Ambassador Shabazz Brings Message of Unity, Understanding to Maricopa Community Collegesfrom:Maricopa Community Colleges District"From birth, you're significant," she said, amplifying on a statement of Malcolm X about human beings. Read more...Glasper Opposes Guns on Campus Billfrom:Maricopa Community Colleges District... I believe our campuses will be less safe if guns are allowed. Read more...European economist raises 'green growth' strategy as deficit solutionfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusA solution to the global financial crisis may be in the hands of economists – notably those like Carlo Jaeger of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research –... Read more...Shadow Mountain Teacher Receives Excellence in Education Awardfrom:Rio Salado CollegeCongratulations to Shari Anton, world history teacher at Shadow Mountain High School for receiving February’s Excellence in Education Award! She was nominated by student... Read more...Four faculty receive inaugural grants from Comparative Border Studiesfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusFour ASU faculty members have won inaugural research grants from Comparative Border Studies, a research initiative within the School of Transborder Studies. read more Read more...Night owls, star gazers, explorers-at-heart gather March 3 in Tempefrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusASU's Night of the Open Door shines a spotlight on more than 165 activities to celebrate the sciences, arts, humanities and engineering. read more Read more...Bonding out: Making companies pay up front for potential environmental disastersfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusAn economics professor at Arizona State University suggests companies should be required to post the estimated costs of a major environmental side effect ahead of time through the... Read more...New study: Adolescents suffering from depression more likely to be bulliedfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusIt's often assumed that being bullied leads to psychological problems, such as depression, but a new study doesn't support this line of thought. read more Read more...
AmericanTowns Heroes: Ariana Hargis is a Real LivesaverAriana Hargis is the kind of lifeguard you want on duty when your loved ones are in the pool. She's a quick-thinking, focused professional with eyes in the back of her head. When... Read more...New insights: how soil production processes respond to erosionfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusResearchers at ASU are providing new insights into how soil production processes respond to erosion in mountainous regions. read more Read more...ASU Book Group to discuss book on Buddhist Temple massacrefrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusThe ASU Book Group will discuss "Innocent Until Interrogated: The True Story of the Buddhist Temple Massacre and the Tucson Four" at its next meeting, Feb. 29. read more Read more...Digital filmmaker, savvy musician help artists build careersfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusThe p.a.v.e program in arts entrepreneurship is hosting digital filmmaker Jon Reiss and musician David Cutler this spring to explore marketing and distribution in the arts. read... Read more...New clinic offers options for weight-loss patientsAre you looking to shed pounds of body fat without having to eat mail-ordered meals that leave you hungry? Would-be dieters now have a new medical clinic, FIT Medical Weight Loss,... Read more...Feb. 6 deadline for Tempe Diablos teacher awardsAmong students and teachers, the best of the best are due to receive a deserved round of applause—and some significant financial recognition—on Monday, March 26.... Read more...Marcos QB Thornton commits to Wyoming footballFormer Marcos de Niza quarterback Tommy Thornton has officially committed to the Wyoming football program. Thornton joined Marcos de Niza his junior year, moving from Parker,... Read more...‘Moonstruck’ a perfect pick for your ValentineA woman falls in love with her fiancé’s estranged brother. An aging, successful businessman cheats on his wife. These are the plot and subplot, respectively, of... Read more...Peat picks Stanford; others also signBrother Todd Jr. and fellow football and basketball teammate Avery Moss will have to do without Andrus Peat at Nebraska next year. The 6-foot-7, 290-pound offensive tackle has... Read more...Cielo 1st-grade teacher among nine receiving national board certificationLongtime Kyrene del Cielo teacher Susan Bryant is one of nine Kyrene professionals this year to receive National Teacher Board Certification. “It took about year, although... Read more...Tempe elections stay on non-partisan courseEditor’s note: Linda Wegener, a south Tempe resident and onetime candidate for the Arizona State Legislature, offers an introduction to the three candidates seeking election... Read more...Tempe, McClintock athletes honored at All City banquetGreg Mills – Junior, Offensive Line, All City Offensive Line Greg Mills’ play on the offensive line helped lead the Tempe Buffaloes to 169 rushing yards per game,... Read more...Corona, Marcos athletes honored at All City banquetCorona del Sol Corona had seven athletes honored at the Tempe All City Association Fall Sports Banquet held Jan. 30 at the Tempe Sheridan. Zack Hamm, Avery Moss and Andrus Peat... Read more...Aztecs in high gear after series of tough matchupsThe Aztecs were ridden hard and hung up wet, so to speak, the week of Jan. 23, when they had to play three opponents who entered the game hoping to settle the score. Playing... Read more...Map collection finds home at School of Transborder Studiesfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusAlthough the "Changing Boundaries" map exhibit at ASU will come to a close Feb. 10, it will become a permanent fixture in the School of Transborder Studies come June.... Read more...The Rio Way Heart Walk Team Raises Funds for Researchfrom:Rio Salado CollegeThe 2012 Rio Salado College Heart Walk team is gearing up for this year’s Phoenix Heart Walk Read more...Lecture on 'Black Holes that Shine'from:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusCan a black hole shine? Mark Richardson, an astrophysics graduate student at Arizona State University, will address that question in a free lecture at 7 p.m., Feb. 10. read more Read more...Valentine's Day flowers that last a lifetimefrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusGive your special someone an origami flower and nurture a student's love of math. read more Read more...Jennifer Shantz Named Interim Vice Presidentfrom:Rio Salado CollegeDr. Jennifer Shantz has been named Interim Vice President of Academic Affairs, reporting directly to President Chris Bustamante. Shantz Read more...
Local Radio Stations Celebrate Arizona Centennialfrom:Rio Salado CollegeLocal radio stations KBAQ 89.5 FM and KJZZ 91.5 FM are both airing special programing throughout February to celebrate Arizona’s 100th birthday. Read more...Krauss' book makes New York Times Best Seller listfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe Campus"A Universe from Nothing: Why There is Something Rather Than Nothing," a provocative book by Lawrence Krauss, is holding fast on the New York Times Best Sellers list. ... Read more...Sidelining stereotypes, but not spirit, for Super Bowl XLVIfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusThis Super Bowl Sunday, consider the cheerleaders: Many are software analysts, biomolecular and civil engineers, chemists, biologists and nurses – and they are ready to... Read more...Colloquia focus on Arizona-Sonora borderfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusComparative Border Studies is sponsoring a four-part colloquia series beginning Feb. 10 titled, “The Border We Think We Know: Arizona-Sonora.” read more Read more...Mouse to elephant? Just wait 24 million generationsfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusNew research shows it took about 10 million generations for terrestrial mammals to hit their maximum mass – that is about the size of a rabbit evolving to the size of an... Read more...For Egyptian scholar, new life grew in Brooklynfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusWhen Miral al-Tahawy moved from Egypt to Brooklyn as a post-doctoral fellow in 2008, she never dreamed that her new neighborhood would bring her literary inspiration – and... Read more...Project Humanities spring kickoff offers week of eventsfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusHaving launched Project Humanities just over a year ago around varied ways of exploring and articulating what it means to be human, the spring 2012 kickoff at ASU offers a week of... Read more...Metals Club to have Valentine salefrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusThe ASU Metals Club is sponsoring a jewelry sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Feb. 7-8, in front of the Art Building on ASU's Tempe campus. read more Read more...W. P. Carey School ranks No. 1 worldwide for business researchfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusIn rankings from the journal Technovation, ASU's W. P. Carey School of Busines ranks first among all business schools worldwide for authoring research in the Top 45 academic... Read more...Weightless Wonder: ASU students selected to fly in zero gravity planefrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusThe Dust Devils Microgravity Team, made up of ASU undergraduate students, has been selected to fly in NASA's 2012 Reduced Gravity Education Flight Program. read more Read more...State historian to give keynote speech at Retirees Dayfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusMarshall Trimble, Arizona's official state historian, is the keynote speaker at the 2012 ASU Retirees Day event, Feb. 25. read more Read more...New research highlights survival skills of disease-causing E. colifrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusIn this month's issue of the journal PLoS ONE, a team of ASU researchers investigates disease-causing E. coli strains known as APEC. read more Read more...Robotic rover explores desert environmentfrom:Arizona State University at the Tempe CampusThe ASU Art Museum's Desert Initiative has commissioned a Mars-like rover to explore our connection to the desert environment. read more Read more...Small Business Start-ups Aid Economic Recoveryfrom:Rio Salado CollegeWritten by Otis White Business and Management faculty chair at Rio Salado College Read more... |
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