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(Last updated: March 27, 2025) by Joe Kullman

Team of aspiring engineers shines at robotic vehicle competition

A team of current and future ASU engineering students made an impressive show of technical skills at an international robotic vehicle competition.

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Arizona FIRST LEGO League teams shine in international competitions

Two teams of Arizona youngsters performed impressively at recent international engineering and science competitions

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SHPE and the Legacy Initiative host STEM outreach event

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Continued expansion of eSpace initiative—open, engaging educational space for students

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Arizona FLL team wins at Edison Awards

The middle school team’s invention improves food safety, is inexpensive and safe to humans and the environment.

Outstanding and Distinguished Fulton Engineering Grads

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Spring 2013 Outstanding and Distinguished ASU Engineering Graduates

The 2013 spring semester Outstanding and Distinguished ASU engineer graduates excelled in academics, research, community service, entrepreneurship and internships

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Computer science major two-time winner at popular technology competition

An ASU computer science student takes home a top prize in a prominent student technology competition for a second straight year

(Last updated: August 25, 2025) by Joe Kullman

Engineering in action: Open House an entertaining educational experience

The second annual ASU Engineering Open House helped draw thousands to the Tempe campus for two days of outreach, education and entertainment

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Sharing fervor for engineering

An ASU mechanical engineering major visited her high school alma mater to share her enthusiasm for engineering with young students.

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Engineering Open House to show off students’ skills

Engineering students are prepared to entertain and educate the public at the ASU’s Engineering Open House

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Lessons in life skills – and fun – at heart of Arizona FIRST LEGO League program

Focusing on teamwork and the joy of discovery, ASU’s engineering schools are expanding a program to teach youngsters the basics of engineering and science

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Cooperative competition energizing young students to learn engineering, science

ASU’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering are strengthening the education pipeline from middle schools to the universities by expanding the Arizona FIRST LEGO League

(Last updated: August 25, 2025) by Joe Kullman

Festive FIRST LEGO League tournament showcases youngsters’ engineering skills

Hundreds of students from middle schools throughout Arizona are competing to participate in the FIRST LEGO League State Championship at ASU.

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Ariz. middle-schoolers earn research award at international tech fest

Team TOXIC from Sonoran Science Academy in Tucson, the reigning Arizona FIRST LEGO League (FLL) state champions, recently won a top award at FIRST World Festival.

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Engineering grad’s drive to help others makes big impact

Tina Hakimi has excelled in a range of challenging pursuits in school and beyond.

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Alma mater honors engineering professor with lifetime achievement award

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Arizona youngsters taking engineering, science skills to world stage

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Joyful noise: Energetic youngsters enliven Engineering Open House

Our first-ever Engineering Open House sponsored by high-tech company Raytheon drew close to 2,000 visitors to see and take part in exhibits, demonstrations, games and other activities.

(Last updated: August 25, 2025) by Fulton Schools

Open house will focus on fun, creative, cool stuff engineers do

On March 30 and 31, 2012, students in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering are presenting the first Engineering Open House, highlighting the ideas, innovations and ingenuity that make up Fulton Engineering.

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New Faculty 2010-2011

Fulton Engineering welcomed 22 new faculty in 2010-2011.

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Facilities and Infrastructure

The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering have more than one million square feet of space in 10 existing facilities.

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Inspiring future engineers

We foster awareness and interest in engineering through programs for middle and high school students and teachers.

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Robot advances raise ethical, cultural questions for society

Professor Brad Allenby ponders the ethics behind robots and society in his book review titled, “Morals and machines.” Allenby provides a guide to challenges addressed by the book’s contributors, noting how the authors offer the value of sometimes sharply differing views on how to address those challenges.

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FIRST LEGO League State Championship hosted by Fulton Engineering

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Dean’s Lecture Series

Marco Santello, interim school director and professor will present Grasping the brain: unlocking the mysteries of the human hand.

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Robots on the rise: ASU researchers at the forefront

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Student’s success despite health challenges earns her scholarship

Meiss won a scholarship from Cystic Fibrosis CareForward.

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Helping people with disabilities is focus of education effort

In early 2012, Arizona State University (ASU) and California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) will begin awarding up to 30 doctoral students fellowships to pursue studies and work experience in multiple fields – from technology development to public policy making – that contribute to efforts to assist individuals with disabilities.

First day of classes in the new eSpace studio, Fall 2011

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eSpace studio offers more than an introduction to engineering

Fulton Engineering’s new eSpace design and prototyping studio opened for classes this fall.

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New Fulton Engineering faculty, 2010-2011

Fulton Engineering continues to expand depth and breadth of expertise in our thematic foci: energy, security, sustainability, education and health. We welcome new faculty members who work within our themes, and are passionate about educating the next generation of engineers.