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Fashion Square shoppers stop to look at some wearable technology garments made by ASU fashion students on Sunday, June 24, 2018.
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Fashion Square shoppers stop to look at some wearable technology garments made by ASU fashion students on Sunday, June 24, 2018.
On the third floor of Fashion Square mall, to the right of H&M, is the new ASU School of Art exhibit. Behind the shiny, glass display cases, bordered with ASU’s classic maroon color, holds students’ hand-made garments and 4 student paintings.
An ASU team has invented a software program that analyzes wildfire data from a surveillance drone, which has the potential to change the way emergency officials respond to wildfires.
Each week reporter Jessica Myers finds rising artists that students might want to tune in to.
ASU Cronkite alumna Kate Spade’s brand is known for being a girl’s first high-end handbag. Spade’s designs are chic, tasteful and more affordable than most luxury handbags, perfect for any girl transitioning into womanhood.
Each week reporter Jessica Myers finds rising artists that students might want to tune in to.
Waste, habitat destruction and light pollution – these are a few results of human actions that are negatively impacting other inhabitants on this pale blue dot we call home.
Each week reporter Jessica Myers finds rising artists that students might want to tune in to.
ASU scientists are determining how much of a drug problem the citizens of Tempe might have. Researchers have teamed up with the city of Tempe to detect the amount of opioids and other drugs in Tempe wastewater.
ASU and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, (LACMA), have launched a partnership to create a more inclusive art community. This includes the installment of new programs to help advance the careers of students who want to be involved in the art industry.
Each week reporter Jessica Myers finds rising artists that students might want to tune in to.
Each week reporter Jessica Myers finds rising artists that students might want to tune in to.
Microloans, business plans, marketing – you name it, non-profit Arizona Microcredit Initiative (AMI) is helping ASU students gain real world experience through helping local entrepreneurs start up businesses.
Facebook probably knows a lot about you — a fact which has caused ASU professors to advocate for student awareness of social media safety.
The Weasley family's flying Ford, The Jetsons' Hovercar and Doc's DeLorean time machine all have something in common: They’re fictional flying vehicles.
Griffin Sandidge follows science and tech reporter Jessica Myers as she interviews associate professor Dan Bliss from the School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering about the future of transportation.
Males are more likely to perceive themselves as smart in the classroom than their female counterparts, according to a study from ASU researchers in the biology education research lab. The study highlights the perception students have of themselves compared to other students in their classes.
ASU theatre sophomore Briana Ralston displays her Instagram explore page on her phone on Thursday, March 29, 2018 on the Tempe campus.
ASU theatre sophomore Briana Ralston displays her Instagram explore page on her phone on Thursday, March 29, 2018 on the Tempe campus.
Fashionistas and techies alike are joining forces to create garments that speak to people, both figuratively and literally.
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