Students awarded funding for project to reuse plastic waste in schools
A team of graduate students from the School of Sustainability was awarded $6,000 for their project, “The Circular Classroom” from Microsoft.
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A team of graduate students from the School of Sustainability was awarded $6,000 for their project, “The Circular Classroom” from Microsoft.
A new class is being introduced to the Humanities Lab this spring that will focus on the social justice issues surrounding energy sources and the energy industry.
On Nov. 2, the ASU student-built satellite "Phoenix" was one of seven student-made CubeSats launched into space by NASA aboard a rocket.
The Acoustic Ecology Lab at ASU is using sounds to further progress in the understanding of climate change while also bettering people's quality of life.
Nine ASU students were planning to attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Chile this December, but after the relocation of the conference due to protests in the country, students had to scramble to rebook flights and housing.
Every Wednesday evening, students gather at the School of Music to begin their weekly "soundwalks," where they roam the Tempe campus and listen to the sounds of nature around them as a way to reflect and get in touch with their inner-self.
This year, nine student delegates have been chosen to represent ASU at the United Nations Climate Change Conference this December in Santiago, Chile.
A Fry’s Food Store officially opened its first downtown Phoenix location Oct. 23 just minutes away from ASU's Downtown Phoenix campus.
ASU psychology professor Danielle McNamara has been named the first editor for the new American Psychological Association journal "Technology, Mind and Behavior."
An ASU professor and her team are currently discovering new and more accurate ways of measuring electrical activity in the human brain.
Dryland litter cycles, which are the process of dead plant material decomposing, may be contributing to climate change and are not yet understood, according to research by ASU associate professor Heather Throop and research ecologist Jayne Belnap from the U.S. Geological Survey.
Doctoral candidate Manni Mo tests one of the urine samples using the light scattering microscopy in Tempe, Arizona on Friday, Sept. 6, 2019.
ASU’s Biodesign Institute research team came up with a new way to quickly diagnose urinary tract infections, also known as UTIs, by using a light-scattering microscope.
ASU student using the Canvas app on their smartphone on campus in downtown Phoenix on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2019.
ASU's switch from Blackboard to Canvas as its new learning management system is officially complete for the fall semester, and the transition was not made overnight.
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