ASU was ranked #1 most innovative school in the nation for the fourth consecutive year
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ASU was ranked #1 most innovative school in the nation for the fourth consecutive year
The class included 11,500 freshmen students representing every U.S. state and 74 countries
In 2016, ASU welcomed it largest and most diverse freshman class in its history. 11,500 freshman students representing every U.S. state and 74 countries.
Browse through the archive of LinkedIn op-eds penned by President Crow on a wide range of higher education related topics
President Michael Crow was appointed to the Homeland Security Academic Advisory Council (HSAAC) by US Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson
The American Council on Education (ACE) has named Arizona State University the first recipient of an award created to recognize a college or university which, during a period of great change in higher education, has responded to challenges in innovative ways that allow the institution to thrive.
A comprehensive alliance designed to create new learning and research experiences for students, expanding economic development and creating positive outcomes for communities in Arizona and Ireland
A recognition bestowed to presidents of U.S. higher education institutions who are fulfilling their leadership duties with vision, dedication and creativity, and demonstrate a commitment to excellence and equity.
Arizona State University student paddle board down to Lake Havasu. ASU Colleges at Lake Havasu City began operation in 2012.
Ford College Community Challenge winners are announced during the ASU Demo Day. 100% of ASU’s colleges and schools are engaged in entrepreneurship
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Since 2002, the number of enrolled minority students increased from 11,487 to 21,060.
By 2009, the total number of minority students enrolled at ASU had nearly doubled since 2002 (11,487 to 21,060)
ASU Scottsdale Innovation Center, SkySong, launched in 2008.
Classes began at ASU's Downtown Phoenix campus in August 2006
ASU's Global Institute for Sustainability launched in July 2004.