News

E+I @ Fulton Schools in the News

DevHacks 2025 Ignites Innovation at Arizona State University

DevHacks 2025 Ignites Innovation at Arizona State University

DevHacks 2025, the premier hackathon organized by DevLabs at Arizona State University, brought together over 200 innovative minds for a high-energy, 24-hour product-building sprint on March 29–30. The event was more than a competition—it was a launchpad for the next...

SproutSmart: Where Computer Science Meets  Gardening Innovation

SproutSmart: Where Computer Science Meets Gardening Innovation

Engineering and entrepreneurship share more than just innovative thinking. Both are characterized by value creation, problem-solving, and impact-driven results. Logan Goswick, a Barrett Honors student studying computer science, took this to heart during the spring...

A New Pearl: Entrepreneurship Takes a Dive on Travel Consultancy

A New Pearl: Entrepreneurship Takes a Dive on Travel Consultancy

Unpredictable, stressful, and time-consuming. These are just a few of the characterizing emotions that can be felt when planning and booking a trip. However, it doesn’t have to be this way! William Manning, a double major in Business Entrepreneurship and Supply Chain...

An emphasis on community-focused engineering

An emphasis on community-focused engineering

Two recent events at the Arizona State University West Valley campus put a spotlight on student projects that are striving to lay groundwork for building stronger communities. At a recent Entrepreneurship + Value Creation Demo Day event, several groups of students in...

ASU sophomore wins $100K prize in inaugural Inferno Cup

ASU sophomore wins $100K prize in inaugural Inferno Cup

An Arizona State University sophomore won $100,000 for his venture at the inaugural Inferno Invitational Startup Cup on Monday.

Sandul Gangodagamage, a double major in computer science and business law, won the grand prize for his startup Legion Platforms, a multiplayer gaming platform that can be accessed with slow internet speeds, beating out eight other student-led ventures.