With an ever-increasing research portfolio in engineering, microelectronics, space exploration, health care, national defense, sustainability and more, ASU is poised to become one of only a handful of $1 billion research universities.

The Financial Times placed ASU’s business school at No. 5 among public business schools in the U.S. — ahead of University of Washington, University of Michigan and UCLA — for the relevance and impact of its research.

ASU students will develop and use AI tools to advance Alzheimer’s disease research, improve diagnoses and enhance patient care as part of a new program.

ASU is one of just 16 institutions to be included on The Princeton Review’s 2025 Mental Health Services Honor Roll for offering students free 24/7 mental health services no matter where they are in the world.

For the third time in three years, ASU has been named a Fulbright Hispanic-Serving Institution Leader for service to the Hispanic community and success in placing faculty members and students into the prestigious Fulbright program.

A team of ASU students beat out universities across the country to become one of six finalists in the BIG Idea Challenge for their inflatable lunar landing pad to help rockets land safely on the moon.