Join us at the Interplanetary Initiative's Fall Transmission webinar as we take a step closer to building a positive and sustainable future in space. Discover the latest updates from our initiative and see how you can get involved with our learning programs and laboratory projects.
Film and Media Studies in the Department of English at ASU invites all to our fall 2023 Humanities Week Open House.
We'll showcase work from FMS students and faculty, talk about upcoming courses, and provide opportunity for students and potential students to speak with FMS faculty and staff.
Refreshments served. Join us!
This is event is part of the 2023 celebration of Humanities Week at ASU.
Arizona State University presents scenes from "The Book of Will" by Lauren Gunderson, a modern, comedic look at how the Bard’s plays became the First Folio. The performance by ASU and community actors will be followed by a Q&A with actors, director, and a Shakespeare scholar.
Join us in celebrating the award recipients of Hayden's Ferry Review's inaugural Indigenous Poets Prize! Read more about the contest here: http://haydensferryreview.com/blog/-award-recipients-of-indigenous-poets-prize
2023 Hardt-Nickachos Lecture in Peace Studies with highly-respected theologian, Islamic scholar and educator Timothy Winter. Some of the United States’ best-known pioneers of 20th-century dance, including Ruth St. Denis, were inspired by Eastern – and specifically Muslim – cultural forms.
Movies on the Field presented by Mountain America Credit Union returns this semester! Join us for our fall kickoff movie, Top Gun: Maverick on Friday, Nov. 10, 2023. We are so excited to be celebrating Salute to Service week with this classic - "Put that in your Pentagon budget!"
🗓 Friday, Nov. 10, 2023
⏰ Doors open at 5:30 p.m. / Showtime at 7 p.m.
📍 Mountain America Stadium, Home of the ASU Sun Devils
“Ask a Physicist” has been renamed “Thinking Beyond” in order to encompass a broader range of topics. Our format will remain the same with a talk given by an expert and the audience participating by asking questions during the webinar or in advance.
Prepare to be transported into a sensory journey that combines the beauty of sound with the depth of emotion. In the first half of the performance, the spotlight will shine on ASU's exceptionally talented students who have emerged triumphant in composition and concerto competitions. Carlos Zarate's compositions will paint sonic landscapes that captivate the imagination, while Michelle Perez's voice will weave stories that touch the heart.
From Dionysus to Bach to Beijing (Peking) Opera, tonight we take a deeper look at legends and myths. Additionally, guest conductor Dr. Tyler Austin from Old Dominion University joins the Wind Symphony to perform Joel Puckett’s Avelynn’s Lullaby.
Wind Symphony:
Day: Lightning Round (Jason Caslor, conductor)
Puckett: Avelynn’s Lullaby (Tyler Austin, conductor)
Milburn: American Hymnsong Suite
Wind Ensemble: