Science & Tech

ASU faculty grapples with AI use ahead of final exams

Student reliance on AI has forced professors to change the administration of coursework and finals.

By Sam Luba | April 30, 2026

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Phoenix eyes a quantum future — but is it ready?

A new strategy is putting Phoenix on the quantum map as the technology continues to evolve.

By MJ Martinez | April 29, 2026

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Dreamscape Learn is replacing ASU's traditional labs, students have mixed feelings

Since ASU replaced traditional biology labs with virtual reality through Dreamscape Learn, students have mixed feelings about its effectiveness as a learning tool.

By Sydney Voorhees | April 29, 2026

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Arizona's first go-to-market hackathon hosted at ASU

The Global Career Network hosted a go-to-market hackathon where students got to work with real-world companies to solve real-world problems.

By Dylan Forrest | April 28, 2026

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ASU clubs, lab emphasize the importance of multicultural awareness in health care

How a lab and clubs on campus are advocating for a stronger integration of cultural consciousness in the health care field. 

By Dylan Forrest | April 23, 2026

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Rocketry team builds first hybrid rocket in ASU history

SEDS Rocketry Division at ASU builds first student-developed hybrid rocket for international competition in June. 

By Sydney Voorhees | April 22, 2026

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ASU club prepares solar-powered car for 24-hour endurance challenge

The Solar Devils work through funding obstacles and engineering challenges to prepare their car for cross-country racing. 

By Alyssa Rivera | April 22, 2026

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ASU professors seek to create degree combining AI and philosophy

ASU faculty plan to introduce a new interdisciplinary philosophy and artificial intelligence degree to address topical issues surrounding AI. 

By Claire Bixby | April 21, 2026

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Forgotten nutrient: Hydration Science Lab at ASU studies importance of water

The Hydration Science Lab is uncovering how inadequate hydration impacts health, performance and daily life.

By Nikhil Mohta | April 16, 2026

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Claude and consciousness: Are Sun Devils asking the right questions about AI?

Students and faculty weigh in on the current discourse about AI gaining consciousness.

By Claire Bixby | April 15, 2026

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Sun Devils conduct research, propose solutions for women specific issues

Students tackle women's specific issues through research initiatives and product development, seeking to address male dominance in STEM fields.

By Sydney Voorhees | April 13, 2026

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Venture Devils Demo Day allows students to compete for funding, mentorship

ASU's Venture Devils Demo Day brought together student founders, mentors and judges to pitch and fund the next generation of student startups.

By Nikhil Mohta | April 12, 2026

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Katie Hobbs, Michael Crow discuss filling AZ healthcare gaps at ASU Health groundbreaking

The ASU Health groundbreaking event brought together key figures from the city of Phoenix and ASU to promote the initiative's mission. 

By Sydney Voorhees | April 9, 2026

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Sun Devils to provide dental heath care in Panama with largest-ever ASU dental brigade

ASU students are delivering free dental care in Panama and expanding access in underserved communities through a growing initiative.

By Nikhil Mohta | April 7, 2026

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Student teams present innovative solutions to real-world issues at Nexus Summit

The BlueMatter Project and Project Ilion were among the teams who presented at the summit.

By Sydney Voorhees | April 6, 2026

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ASU administration, students weigh in on the sustainability of AI for the future

At ASU, faculty and students are having conversations about balancing AI's rapid growth with its environmental costs.

By Nikhil Mohta | April 2, 2026

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Phi Sigma Rho sorority combines Greek life with STEM

Phi Sigma Rho, a STEM-focused social sorority, has provided a space for professional and personal development for women.

By Claire Bixby | April 1, 2026

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Schemes, scams and stocks

What attracts students to the world of crypto currency, and what could its future look like? 

By Jude Banihani | March 27, 2026

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Is a computer science degree still relevant? ASU enrollment trends suggest a shift

Declining computer science enrollment at ASU reflects growing student's uncertainty about the job market and AI.

By MJ Martinez | March 26, 2026

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Neuroethics: Necessary or null for the future of neuroscience?

Students and a professor weigh in on the ethics of neurotechnology, especially in the age of AI. 

By Claire Bixby | March 26, 2026

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