Press releases

The Arizona Board of Regents has asked Arizona State University to expand medical education in Arizona by launching a new medical school, one charged with addressing the significant and growing health care needs of the state.

FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) delays have caused added uncertainty during a critical decision-making time in the lives of students and families.

ASU researchers found a way to reduce dependence on cement by replacing it with waste plastics that are treated with sustainable oil. This approach can be used as a partial replacement for cement, sand, fine aggregates or a combination thereof in concrete to improve load-bearing strength, ductility and durability.

Well known by now is that the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 was designed to re-establish semiconductor manufacturing, research and development in the United States — onshoring, as it is sometimes called.

Today’s edition covers how ASU cracked the top list for the most employable students, a new galaxy discovered by accident, and how archivists are hoping to celebrate ASU’s first African American graduate.

A survey of international employers found that Arizona State University graduates are considered to be very employable.