To live for herself: Being a trans woman at ASU
(04/12/23 2:42am)
Daniela*, a transfer student at ASU studying kinesiology, began her transition in April 2020.
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Uncanny brushstrokes: AI art bots are reshaping and disrupting the art world
(03/28/23 1:30am)
Although he doesn’t consider himself an artist, Andrew Maynard, a professor at the School for the Future of Innovation in Society, used an AI art bot to create 56 images. He directed the bot Midjourney to create what most caught his eye and published the creations in September 2022.
Farms of the future: How ASU is growing food out of the ground
(03/29/23 2:15am)
The word “farm” might conjure up images of vast swaths of land covered by endless rows of crops. A vertical farm might conjure up images of scientists inside laboratories wearing starch-white lab coats, examining soil samples with microscopes. It’s time to remove those images from your mind and plant the seed of imagination: a vertical farm in your kitchen.
Problemas, avances y carteles: El marco de diversidad de Barrett, tres años después
(02/14/23 12:45am)
"¿Qué es Barrett?" Aaliyah Herndon le preguntó a su amigo cuándo los dos estaban aplicando por primera vez a ASU.
Pay to park: ASU has a parking problem, and it's costing students hundreds
(02/20/23 12:35am)
Forget Lightning McQueen and Radiator Springs — the Phoenix metropolitan area is the true pit stop for motorized vehicles.
Problems, progress and posters: Barrett's diversity framework, three years later
(02/09/23 1:54am)
“What is Barrett?” Aaliyah Herndon asked their friend when the two of them were first applying to ASU.
Ampliando el canon
(11/13/22 11:20pm)
Este año, el Heard Museum de Phoenix se unió a la Maestría en Historia del Arte, un programa de colaboración entre ASU y el Museo de Arte del Condado de Los Angeles. que comenzó en 2018 y actualmente tiene nueve becarios, está diseñado para dar a la gente de color que trabaja en museos las habilidades y grados necesarios para avanzar en sus carreras.
Satire: ASU files application to trademark the word ‘innovation’
(11/15/22 3:51am)
After eight years of touting its rank as No. 1 in innovation among U.S. universities, ASU filed a trademark application for the word “innovation” in an effort to protect the University brand and boost its not-so-secret business empire.
Expanding the canon: how ASU is working with museums to promote diversity
(11/04/22 1:05am)
This year, the Heard Museum in Phoenix joined the Master’s Fellowship in Art History, a collaborative program between ASU and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. The three-year fellowship, which started in 2018 and currently has nine fellows, is designed to give people of color working in museums the skills and degrees needed to advance their careers.
Mil millones de galones: ASU y el futuro del Río Colorado
(10/13/22 2:36am)
El Río Colorado suministra agua a México y a siete estados de los Estados Unidos, sirviendo a millones de hogares y negocios y a una industria agrícola multimillonaria. Sin embargo, el agua que corre a través de ella está disminuyendo.
One billion gallons: ASU and the future of the Colorado River
(10/07/22 2:33am)
The Colorado River supplies water to Mexico and seven U.S. states, serving millions of households, businesses and a multi-billion dollar agriculture industry. The water running through it, however, is dwindling.