
Fulton Schools of Engineering up eight spots in three years in US News rankings
The nation’s largest and most comprehensive school of engineering places eight undergraduate areas of focus in top 30 for U.S. News & World Reports.
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Read MoreASU is advancing Phoenix as a technology hub by supporting burgeoning startups within the university community.
Read MoreJim Geiser, a SSEBE distinguished alum and outspoken advocate for engineering students and local veterans, passed away after a lifetime of service to the community.
Read MoreThree civil engineering students with exceptional academic potential received a scholarship from the employee-owned consulting firm Terracon.
Read MoreThe Fulton Schools is continually growing its teaching and research enterprise to increase the scope and impact of its educational programs and research initiatives.
Read MoreAn ASU team won Arizona Forward’s Governor’s Award for Arizona’s Future for developing an online tool to simulate Colorado River Basin climate change scenarios.
Read MoreA system developed by ASU researchers is helping address infrastructure issues related to automated and connected semitrucks and increased airport traffic.
Read MoreSamuel Ariaratnam’s groundbreaking work in technical and environmental engineering earned him a spot among leading scientists, artists and professionals.
Read MoreProgress in transportation today requires much more than overcoming technological and logistical hurdles.
Read MoreA thriving construction company led by two ASU alumni helps prepare today’s Del E. Webb School of Construction students for careers in the building industry.
Read MoreAgriculture is one of the largest consumers of freshwater in the world. So, why do we know so little about how farms actually use this precious resource? Find out how an ASU researcher’s NSF CAREER Award helps conserve water by mapping farm drainage networks.
Read MoreFulton Schools faculty and staff members recommend books offering students more valuable lessons worth learning during their college years.
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