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#ASUgrad Randii Lantz Castaneda, a member of the Yaqui Indigenous people, graduated this May as the spring 2025 Dean’s Medalist for the American Indian Studies program and the Outstanding Undergraduate Award recipient for the social sciences. ow.ly/Etbq50VU4Yi

.ASU School of Molecular Sciences’s Liza Roger and her students are working together with Maricopa County to assess the health of the Hassayampa River Preserve. With the risk of pollution, the lab is working to find solutions to protect the preserve and those who live nearby. ow.ly/7wWw50VWKrx

.Barrett, The Honors College at ASU student and #ASUgrad Katarina Fenner held several scholarships and earned Arizona State University’s Moeur Award. This May, she earned another recognition when she graduated as the ASU Mathematics spring 2025 Dean’s Medalist. ow.ly/7aao50VU53G

Congratulations to rising juniors Diana Espinoza Aguilar and Valentina Gonzalez for winning the Department of Psychology Scholar Award! 🏆 Valentina is also the recipient of the Carlo Cefalu “Spirit of Life” Scholarship.

#ASUgrad Alexander Sastokas found his passion for research after coming to Arizona State University. He just graduated as the spring 2025 Dean’s Medalist for ASU School of Life Sciences with a degree in biological sciences (biomedical sciences) and a certificate in evolutionary medicine. ow.ly/maZ150VU5C7

#ASUgrad Divina Ranger, a Barrett, The Honors College at ASU student, is graduating with a degree in transborder Chicana/o and Latina/o studies and has been named the spring 2025 Dean’s Medalist for ASU Transborder Studies. ow.ly/VLvA50VU5tQ

The College honors the brave people who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. This Memorial Day, take a moment to remember and thank those who have served our nation. 🇺🇸

.School of Earth and Space Exploration Professor Kelin Whipple joined a prestigious group of scientists when he was elected to National Academy of Sciences this spring. A leading expert in geomorphology, Whipple joins a list of 20 current Arizona State University faculty members in the academy. news.asu.edu/20250509-scien…

Developed through a partnership between The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and W. P. Carey School, the McKenna Life Sciences, Business and Entrepreneurship Program will launch in fall 2026. ow.ly/sNQc50VZAm3

Six million years ago, a giant otter roamed China. Since its fossil was discovered, little has been known about the mammal. New research is finding out more about the otter’s locomotion and its land and water habits. School of Human Evolution and Social Change Inst of HumanOrigins ow.ly/miSY50VXunJ

Five students from ASU School of Molecular Sciences have been awarded the U.S. National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. Participating in the oldest fellowship of its kind, the students are among 10 Sun Devils receiving the prestigious award. ow.ly/WXAE50VXutg

ASU's #WPCarey and The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences have partnered with Mark McKenna (BS Marketing '02) to launch the McKenna Life Sciences, Business and Entrepreneurship Program to prepare students who want to lead the future of health care innovation. tinyurl.com/ydy8m37s via InBusinessPhx

Eight Flinn Scholars from the Arizona-based Flinn Foundation will be attending Arizona State University this fall. Four of those students will begin their Sun Devil journey studying in The College. ow.ly/Ue7T50W1K2u

☀️🌩️ What’s in store for Arizona this summer? Arizona State Climatologist and #SGSUP Associate Teaching Professor Erinanne Saffell tracks the atmosphere from #ASU’s Tempe campus using weather models, radar, and satellite to forecast what’s ahead. Her prediction: a

.School of Human Evolution and Social Change Professor and Inst of HumanOrigins Research Scientist Robert Boyd has been elected to National Academy of Sciences. Boyd becomes the sixth member from the school to receive one of the highest honors in research. ow.ly/xrOJ50W1Srq

How ethical would it be to purposely drive the extinction of a species? That’s a question ASU School of Life Sciences Professor James Collins is investigating in a new Science Magazine co-authored study. ow.ly/levq50W2NXl

In the latest Learning From Experience episode, listen to ASU Alumni Michael Houang’s advice on moving to a new place to pursue your personal and professional goals. The Sanford School ow.ly/PRtO50W4tGB

Every year, The College honors outstanding faculty who have gone above and beyond to help their students succeed. Join us in celebrating the six faculty members who have been recognized with teaching awards for 2025! 🎉 ow.ly/AVy050W4ww2

Climatologist and Associate Teaching Professor in SGSUP at ASU Erinanne Saffell is predicting a wetter summer for Arizona this year. ow.ly/JLtj50W1Tqa

As Europa Clipper came within 550 miles above Mars on March 1, it also tested and calibrated one of its vital instruments 24 hours earlier, the Europa Thermal Emission Imaging System, or E-THEMIS. School of Earth and Space Exploration news.asu.edu/20250512-scien…