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Tillman Honor Run Returns to Flagstaff Supporting Scholarships for Veterans
Participants of all ages are invited to run or walk the 4.2-mile course to honor the life and legacy of Pat Tillman and support scholarships for veterans and service members.
Read on flagstaffbusinessnews.comASU Community Collaborative supports student-run clinic at Westward Ho
Stacey Gandy, coordinator at ASU Community Collaborative and a clinical assistant professor at ASU’s School of Social Work, joined “Arizona Horizon” to discuss Phoenix communities.
Read on azpbs.orgArizona State University students helping Arizona families find affordable caregiving support
CareYaya Health Technologies is partnering with ASU to connect families with trained healthcare students to provide more affordable in-home support.
Read on abc15.comASU, Refried Apparel partner to upcycle clothing destined for landfills
ASU and Refried Apparel first announced their partnership just over a year ago, saving and revamping hundreds of pounds of unsold merchandise into new gear to sell on campus.
Read on kold.comASU Unveils 2026 Build Plan
From a next-generation medical school building in downtown Phoenix to large-scale student housing redevelopment and arena renovations, ASU continues to invest in students.
Read on constructionowners.comArizona universities tackle abandoned mine risks with new tools
These developments are providing state environmental officials with unprecedented clarity and insight, enhancing efforts to protect public health and the environment.
Read on kvoa.comLow mortgage rates keep owners in their houses longer
Mark Stapp, Director of Masters in Real Estate Development at the W. P. Carey School of Business at ASU, joins PBS discussing how low mortgage rates affect the economy.
Read on azpbs.orgASU student group brings hands-on science to local elementary classrooms
Run primarily by undergraduate volunteers, the club focuses on inquiry-based experiments designed to make science accessible and engaging for young learners.
Read on statepress.comASU Police Department testing electric patrol trucks in Tempe
The Arizona State University Police Department recently launched a six-month pilot program to determine if EVs meet the demands of modern policing and reduce long term costs.
Read on azfamily.comASU researchers are using technology to help older adults with dementia who live alone
The NIH-funded program provides pilot funding to find new ways on how technology could help older adults who are living alone with cognitive decline.
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