The “Thinking Beyond” webinar series features renowned physicists Paul Davies, Sara Walker and Maulik Parikh from the Beyond Center for Fundamental Concepts in Science at Arizona State University and addresses big questions/topics in science. This month, Tamara Davis will present the topic and will be joined by Paul Davies and Maulik Parikh.
"Tee up for ""Sparky's Fairway,"" the exciting new driving range event hosted at the iconic Mountain America Stadium, Home of the ASU Sun Devils from Feb. 22 - Mar. 16, 2025.
Soak in Tempe views as you take aim to hit golf balls from an elevated platform onto the stadium football field. Tickets starting at $100 include 6 people per bay! Tee times vary daily. Tickets on sale now on Ticketmaster.
Presented by ASU 365 Community Union. Learn more at asu365.events/sparkys-fairway."
Join us for a spook-tacular evening of fun and community spirit! Decorate your car in its creepiest attire and volunteer to hand out candy, or simply come by to enjoy the festive atmosphere, treats, and Halloween fun for all ages. It’s a great opportunity to connect with others, show off your creative car designs, and make this a memorable event for everyone!
"The Center for the Study of Race & Democracy (CSRD) at Arizona State University will host the sixth annual Social Cohesion Dialogue on Wednesday November 20, 2024. Join CSRD director Lois Brown, PhD and authors Jeff Goodell and Dr. Robert Gore for a riveting dialogue about health, environmental crises, vulnerability, trauma, leadership and community engagement.
The Social Cohesion Dialogue series brings celebrated authors and their powerful books into conversation with ASU and audiences across Arizona and beyond.
The “Thinking Beyond” webinar series features renowned physicists Paul Davies, Sara Walker and Maulik Parikh from the Beyond Center for Fundamental Concepts in Science at Arizona State University and addresses big questions/topics in science. This month, Roland Fletcher will present the topic and will be joined by Paul Davies and Maulik Parikh.
Play exclusively as the Sun Devil Football team in a virtual Mountain America Stadium in this exciting tournament, hosted by 365 Community Union in partnership with Friends of Esports, presented by Coca-Cola. The competition will take place simultaneously across multiple ASU campuses, with both PS5 and Xbox consoles available for students at each location. The tournament culminates in a championship game during ASU Homecoming Week where the grand prize includes a new XBOX thanks to Coca-Cola! Hosted in partnership with ASU student organization Friends of Esports.
The stakes of the 2024 election are momentous. Candidates tell us that how we vote either will lead us into the future—or take us backward into the past—and that the outcome will either “save democracy” or “save America” from certain peril if their opponent wins. Meanwhile, many citizens worry whether our democratic institutions will yield clear electoral results or ensure a peaceful transfer of power.
"Join us during Humanities Week for a remarkable gallery, open house and live painting experience. Come and go as time allows. Enjoy hors d’oeuvres and immerse yourself in an incredible story of human resilience and the enduring power of art in the face of oppression.
Dr. Mohammad Asefi will create two original works as you learn about his dangerous mission to preserve art from destruction by the Taliban. Included are pieces he smuggled out of Afghanistan depicting Afghan life, and some of his latest work inspired by his experiences as a refugee in Arizona."
"Panel discussion.
Over the last two years, much of the world has witnessed—often taking sides on—major wars in Ukraine and Gaza. But how can we know on which side, if any, justice resides?
Religious traditions provide a rich repository of ethical resources for understanding and evaluating the morality of war and its conduct. This panel will explore how several traditions address these concerns, particularly regarding the implications of the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.
Is the U.S. a pluralistic democracy, or is it a divinely ordained promised land for European Christians? These competing visions of the nation have divided Americans throughout our history. Drawing on his New York Times bestseller, "The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy and the Path to a Shared American Future," Robert P. Jones will converse with us on how competing American origin stories continue to demarcate the fault lines dividing the country as we head toward the 2024 presidential election.