Whether it was learning to speak Chinese in Shanghai, helping the indigenous people in rural Peru, or exploring the diverse culture in South Africa, six ASU Study Abroad students have one thing in common: studying abroad changed them in positive ways and helped set them up for success.

ASU’s Assistant Vice Provost of Academic and Global Engagement Jennifer Malerich discusses the many different types of Study Abroad programs, the positive impact of global learning, and how Sun Devil family members can support their students in applying for and completing a program.

Explore the many uses for the ASU Mobile App for Sun Devils, ranging from downloading free tickets for home athletic events to connecting with study buddies in class to checking intercampus shuttle schedules.

Officer Becky Garcia of the ASU Police Department offers tips on planning spring break trips with friends, and how it's important that "Sun Devils keep Sun Devils safe." That means watching out for your friends and staying in the group.

For students, the college years are a time of exploration and growing independence. Hear from Sun Devil family members and one of ASU’s Dean of Students to learn what to expect when your young adult returns home for the break.

Your Arizona State University student will undergo considerable personal growth and changes in their first year of college. Along with those changes come stress and anxiety. Dr. Aaron Krasnow explores how students learn to manage the stress that can be a perfectly normal part of growth in college.

At the end of the semester when final exams are looming, it’s the perfect time for ASU students to reach out to University Academic Success Programs for help. Two peer tutoring pros discuss UASP resources and how family members can support their students ahead of finals.

How do Sun Devils get involved outside the classroom? And is there an ideal time to begin exploring clubs, organizations and other opportunities? Two student government leaders answer these questions and more as they chat about their involvement experiences.

When students move away from home for the first time and start college, they may experience occasional homesickness. As a parent, how do you recognize the signs and help your Sun Devil through this? ASU's Dr. Aaron Krasnow explores this important college parenting topic.

In this conversation featuring an upper-division Sun Devil and an ASU Residential Life staff member, get insights on how to send a care package to your Sun Devil. You’ll also learn some tips on the types of items that make a care package special for students.