ASU maintains its position on the cutting edge of art and science by understanding the complex relationships between the two.

Student created and produced programs about researchers and research at Arizona State University.

Stay current with the people and stories that shape ASU. News and Events puts you front row for the presentations, lectures and interviews that impact ASU today and tomorrow.

Stay current with the people and stories that shape ASU.

Launched in July, 2006, SESE — pronounced 'see-see' — is a bold initiative to combine science and engineering research and education in order to achieve a better understanding of the universe and, especially, our home world.

Description: The Ask-a-Biologist program originates from the ASU School of Life Sciences. The host of the show is Dr. Biology (a. k. a. CJ Kazilek).

Arizona State University is adopting podcasting as an innovative medium to enhance learning and instruction.

Healthy Lifestyles - Video - Building Healthy Lifestyles: Steven Blair, PED "Physical Inactivity as a Major Public Health Problem in the 21st Century"

CSRC - Audio - Braden Allenby: From Human to Transhuman, Technology and the Reconstruction of the World

Analyzes the cultural context of construction, emphasizing its centrality in the evolution and expansion of built environments as expressions of ethical and historical value systems.

This course was designed to facilitate and standardize the distribution of undergraduate course requirements in Exercise and Sports Science throughout Arizona Community College system.

Audio Versions of articles, interviews with industry leaders and senior faculty, and exclusive insights on current topics brought to you by Knowledge@W.P. Carey and the W. P. carey School of Business.