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A person in a white shirt and gray blazer holds up a tomato during a course lecture on innovation.

When is a tomato more than a tomato? Crow guides class to a wider view of technology

A look at the science, technology and public affairs course co-taught by President Crow each spring semester at ASU. 

The cover of a presentation titled, "State of the ASU Public Enterprise and Arizona State University."

State of the ASU Public Enterprise and Arizona State University: 2025

Video and presentation slides of ASU's annual operational and financial review for the Arizona Board of Regents

A stone monument inscribed with a university charter statement sits on campus as a reminder of the institution's commitment to advancing access, excellence and impact.

ASU as the 'New American University' sets the model for higher education reform

An article highlighting the 10-year milestone of ASU's first official charter.

Headshots of four university leaders speaking on a panel about the future of higher education.

University Futures: A President's Panel

A panel discussion between four innovative university leaders on the future of higher education.

An illustration of the Arizona Capitol dome and weather vein.

Morning Scoop: A Conversation with Arizona's Presidents

A panel conversation with the three presidents of Arizona's public universities hosted by the Arizona Capitol Times.

New American University

New American University: Toward 2028 and Beyond

A booklet summarizing ASU's charter, mission and goals that also introduces the university's ninth design aspiration, Principled Innovation.

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Democratising higher education for the benefit of society

An op-ed urging the radical differentiation in new higher education models dedicated to access, technology and the changing needs of society.

An artist's close-up rendering of a microchip in green, black, orange and yellow

The next 75 years of U.S. science and innovation policy

An article examining how the future of scientific research needs to be restructured to meet the increasingly complex needs and challenges facing society.

Four green computer microchip panels lie side-by-side on one edge against a black backdrop in a computer.

Semiconductor investment is a win for Arizona, but also not a reason to relax

President Crow shares his opinion about the vital impact of federal investment in microchip research, development and fabrication, and introduces ASU's new School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks, along with the caveat that Arizona cannot lose its momentum if it wants to remain globally competitive.

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