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ASU School of Sustainability Professor Arnim Wiek proclaimed this to a rapt group of about 20 on a recent Wednesday night at the HEALab entrepreneurial space on the Downtown Phoenix

Dedication to inventing solutions for social and economic advancement in the developing world has earned Cody Friesen, associate professor of materials science and engineering at Arizona State University and founder

Shelley Bade has lived in Arizona since 1984, and is originally from the Pacific Northwest. She has been a resident of Peoria since 1993 and has always had a fascination for the

For the fifth year in a row, Arizona State University has been named the most innovative school in America. U.S. News and World Report has named ASU as the most

Jessica Morrison, a previous Marketing Director, had worked for other people for most of her life. As a full-time employee Jessica found herself working 50-60 hours a week to benefit

If you’re in the city, you probably put your recyclables at the curb next to your garbage. But many rural areas in the United States have little or no access to

Long, long ago in a region many Phoenicians perceived as far, far away, the West Valley was considered … well, perhaps in need of some polish. But it didn’t take

Ramona Ramadas is on a roll. In the last year, the Arizona State University Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation graduate student has participated in several pitch competitions, winning more

What if California were still a haven of high-profile tech companies but had lower personal and corporate income taxes, a lower cost of living, more affordable housing, a lower regulatory burden,