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Yuuki Yumi, a second year PhD student at Arizona State University, using a graduated cylinder in a laboratory near a microscope.

Repeatedly ranked No. 1 in innovation

For 10 consecutive years, Arizona State University is ranked No. 1 in innovation in the newly released annual “Best Colleges” 2025 rankings by U.S. News & World Report — just one of many top rankings earned by ASU.

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ASU grads are considered highly employable globally

A recent survey of more than 100,000 employers worldwide ranks ASU as a top public university in the U.S. for graduate employability.

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The CISA Blog

IKEA donates furniture to Latinx Oral History Lab
The upgrade includes a living room space, along with flexible workstations and gathering areas designed to support students, researchers and community members. The partnership and functional space will create new opportunities for collaboration, community engagement and sharing the stories of Latinx communities across Arizona.

Symposium seeks proposals on AI and the human mind
When does AI support human thinking, and when does AI replace it? CISA is accepting submissions from faculty, students, staff, independent scholars and practitioners across disciplines, both within and beyond ASU, for an upcoming interdisciplinary symposium. Submit by Nov. 16.

When wildlife becomes a backyard resident
Sonoran Desert tortoises can live for decades, face specialized health and habitat needs and can’t simply be returned to the desert. CISA researchers are studying the people who care for them, and what their experiences could reveal about conservation when wildlife and humans share a home.

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