Today’s world of rapid-fire technological advances can amaze us as much as it makes our lives more comfortable and convenient. But what’s truly amazing about science are the windows it opens to us in nature, and how nature, in turn, reveals its inner beauty, says Lawrence Krauss, in a New York Times global op-ed titled “Front Row at the Dawn of Time.”
When Jake Slatnick, a sophomore at the 
A new study found that suspect age, alcohol use, and weapon use all influence whether a suspect uses a condom during sexual assault.
To be or not to be? Shakespeare’s question for the ages is a fascinating enigma for students of any age. Now, a unique Arizona State University intergenerational seminar is proving it.
Editor's note: This is an abbreviated version of an article that first appeared in the March 2013 edition of 
Arizona State University biologist Gro Amdam’s research on honeybees was the focus of a recent Popular Science article.
ASU chemical engineer Kaushal Rege has been conducting research to provide a safer alternative to stitches and staples for the bowel. His findings were the subject of a recent article in Chemical & Engineering News.
A super-charged atmosphere is guaranteed this week at the Education Innovation Summit 2013, hosted by ASU and GSV Advisors. A dynamic convergence of visionaries, entrepreneurs, investors and industry leaders is sure to spark many new partnerships, bringing technology advancements to the marketplace.
ASU student startup G3Box is preparing to install its first mobile maternity clinic in Kenya, as reported this week by College Times.
April 13, 2013 
