Our research assumes responsibility for the community
Engaging our community is one of the core functions of ASU and the School of Public Affairs. ASU is measured not by who we exclude, but by who we include; we pursue research that considers the public good; and we assume major responsibility for the economic, social and cultural vitality of our community.
Spotlight: urban innovation
ASU, ICMA and Alliance bring together innovative city managers and research
The School of Public Affairs is part of a unique partnership that blends research and innovative practice for local government management.
Marvin Andrews Fellowship in Urban Management celebrates 11th year
The highly competitive program has attracted some of the country's most talented students aspiring to lead local governments.
Newsmakers:
Addressing the challenges of drone use
Balancing drone use policy (Huffington Post)
How to regulate drones (Fox Business)
Lethal drones are the industry's latest headache (MSNBC)
What it's so hard for DC to make rules for drones (CNBC)
Impacts of autonomous vehicles on government revenue
Autonomous vehicles will have tremendous impacts on government revenue (Brookings):
Self-driving cars could remove government income from parking tickets and driving-offence fines (International Business Times)
The future of autonomous vehicles may be closer than you think (NPR Michigan)
Why self-driving cars will raise your taxes (Forbes)
Self-driving cars may end the fines that fill city coffers (Wired)
Self-driving cars will cost cities, futurists say (USA Today)
Autonomous vehicles will cost local governments big bucks (Slate)
Panel: self-driving cars will cost cities (Arizona Republic)
