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Student Open Pitch and Why YOU Should Participate

February 21, 2017

Guest Contribution By: Brian Hensley, ASU Student Open Pitch is a great event for aspiring entrepreneurs. At some point if you plan on building your start-up, you must pitch your

Why we need international students

February 17, 2017

Before he launched Zip2, before he started SpaceX and Tesla Motors, South African native Elon Musk earned undergraduate degrees in economics and physics at the University of Pennsylvania. The 24-year-old’s

Scottsdale solar panel company helping to democratize clean water

February 16, 2017

“We started this company to democratize water for everyone everywhere,” said Friesen, who is also an ASU innovation professor. “Our panels enable people to own luxury, quality water.”

Behind the Scenes Feature: Planning Startup Summit

February 16, 2017

Guest Contribution By: Jamee Lind, Startup Committee Chairwoman at Changemaker Central and ASU Student Three hundred multicolored plastic Easter eggs – that’s what is on the forefront of my mind

Inclusion Matters in Entrepreneurship + Innovation

February 15, 2017

Guest Contribution By: Susan Halverson, Manager of Community Entrepreneurship In a recent article, LinkedIn published results of their member survey, finding that diversity on an entrepreneurial team is of little

Venture Devils provides mentors and support to student startup companies

February 14, 2017

After being finalists in ASU’s Sun Devil Igniter Challenge, the Pursuit Health Technologies team was introduced to Venture Devils, an ASU program that partners students, faculty and community members who are working

Venture Devils Spotlight: Korwave

February 13, 2017

Venture Name: Korwave In 2 sentences, what does your venture do? Korwave gives kids with Epilepsy a greater sense of independence and safety with our mobile, wearable, and discrete brain-monitoring

Millennials are ready to take over Arizona’s tech sector

February 9, 2017

Arizona State University’s SkySong entrepreneurial programs — such as the Edison Student Entrepreneur initiative, Innovation Challenge, TechShop and the ASU Startup Accelerator — are great example of this in the

Rehab robotics field promises to return control, mobility to aging population

February 8, 2017

“We’re on the cusp of making these technologies available and affordable for the general public,” Sugar said Tuesday. His ASU spin-out company, SpringActive Inc., aims to have a robotic prosthetic

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