Delicate leaves, ancient hippos and meteorites that fell long ago — the world of fossils is much more complex than piles of dino bones. On National Fossil Day, ASU researchers share what we can learn from these unusual specimens.

As one of the first Hispanic women in the U.S. to become a tenured engineering faculty member, Jean Andino now mentors other underrepresented STEM students. Here, the interim director for ASU’s Hispanic Research Center talks about her career path and shares her top picks for Hispanic contributions to society.

Arizona State University and Wells Fargo have collaborated to create Sustainable Earth, a new online platform that delivers innovative sustainability solutions to families, teachers and businesses.

Popular Science magazine has given one of its top accolades to a device developed by ASU researchers that can pull carbon gas from ambient air. The device, called MechanicalTree, is the world's first passive direct air capture technology.

The Interstate 10 spans the U.S. and offers a living laboratory for exploring the biggest issues of our time. Duke Reiter explains how ASU’s Ten Across (10X) initiative is using this transect to plan a resilient future.