Maricopa Community College students pitched ideas ranging from novel water-saving solutions to home health tests in a seed-funding competition designed to grow their innovative ventures Read article here.

“I don’t try to sit up here and say ‘aspire to be me,’” Cuban, the owner of the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks and the host of ABC’s “Shark Tank,” said during

A 2014 spinout of Arizona State University, the Scottsdale-based company is collecting data and refining its software and online-based platform for analytics and reporting.

Hacks for Humanity is an annual event on ASU campus where participants are given resources to create new technologies that can address local and global issues. This year’s areas of

“With such a range of possible directions, we expect that products will connect with many issues relevant to our current political and social climate locally, nationally and globally,” said Neal

Vela’s death is an extreme example of what can happen as a result of cyberbullying, but a 2016 paper co-authored by Yasin Silva, associate professor of computer science at Arizona

Throughout September, ASU students with entrepreneurial ideas have a chance to share their concepts and win a bit of money. In a Shark Tank meets open mic night style event,

The ASU Innovation Open is a contest that partners with electronics distributor Avnet and others to showcase innovative entrepreneurs around the world. Read story here.

“Far greater than saying to a veteran, ‘Thank you for your service,’ is to hire a veteran and give them meaningful work,” said Benjamin C. Freakley, former commanding general for