ASU STEM News

ASU STEM turns kids on to science

STEM Activity Director and Outreach Coordinator, Cindy Bervig, organizes planetarium visits by school groups and community members. "We've had everyone from Head Start kids to senior citizens from The Continue Reading…

Zacheis Planetarium latest fulldome movie shows on Saturday

The search for dark matter is the most pressing astrophysical problem of our time – the solution to which will help us understand why the Universe is as it is... Continue Reading…

STEM Center opens doors

The STEM Center provides a place for students to receive tutoring in specified STEM courses, as well as a general workspace. Continue Reading…

NASA engineer will share enthusiasm for space exploration

“I honestly feel that we will have a person standing on the surface of Mars at some point in time, because there is something that is innate in human beings…that need to explore.” Continue Reading…

Public welcome to Grand Re-opening of Zacheis Planetarium

Special guests will include representatives from the Space Foundation, NASA, and Agencia Espacial Mexicana. Continue Reading…

ASU Zacheis Planetarium presents Grand Re-opening events

Adam State University's Zacheis Planetarium will host a Grand Re-opening, featuring a series of free movies and star tours for the general public Continue Reading…

High School students exposed to college STEM courses

"The academy expanded on what we cover in regular high school courses." Continue Reading…

Adams State receives ESEA Grant

“By working with teachers at the preschool level, students’ exposure to the sciences will begin at an early age,” Judd said. Continue Reading…

ASC celebrates opening of Student Success Center

Adams State College cut the ribbon today on its new Student Success Center, constructed in the Nielsen Library through a $3.18 million Title V grant to strengthen Hispanic Serving Institutions. Continue Reading…

ASC wins $3.6 million grant to expand access to scientific fields

The U.S. Department of Education awarded Adams State College a $3.6 million grant from the Hispanic Serving Institutions STEM program (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Continue Reading…