In celebration of the opening of “Lucha Libre: Beyond the Arenas” you are cordially invited to a reception with the artists and ASU Art Museum Senior Curator Julio Cesar Morales and Mexico City-based independent curator Fernanda Ramos. This opening event features remarks by the curators, music, food and activities related to the exhibition.
In connection with our latest Art in Focus Gallery exhibition, "The Malevolent and the Serene: Japanese Tea Bowls and Prints," join ASU Art Museum Director Miki Garcia and Curator Mary-Beth Buesgen in a Guided Tour of Grant Street Studios followed by a Sake tasting at Kaizen PHX. Included in your ticket is an original work of art - a Sake Cup handmade by ASU
The Center for American Institutions and the Political History and Leadership program at Arizona State University are committed to civic education for students and the larger community.
The mission of the PHL Engaging Citizenship Luncheons is to provide a deeper understanding of critical political and cultural issues confronting our nation. These meetings provide an opportunity for attendees from the community to deepen their understanding of issues including free speech, elections, constitutional rights, education, biotechnology and religious freedom.
The Center for American Institutions and the Political History and Leadership program at Arizona State University are committed to civic education for students and the larger community.
The mission of the PHL Engaging Citizenship Luncheons is to provide a deeper understanding of critical political and cultural issues confronting our nation. These meetings provide an opportunity for attendees from the community to deepen their understanding of issues including free speech, elections, constitutional rights, education, biotechnology and religious freedom.
Arizona State University welcomes fiction writer Jocelyn Nicole Johnson as a guest in its TomorrowTalks series. Johnson will discuss her story collection, "My Monticello" in an online event on Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022 at 7 p.m. Arizona / MST (7 p.m. PDT / 8 p.m. MDT / 9 p.m. CDT / 10 p.m. EDT). The conversation will be facilitated by ASU Writing Programs Director Kyle Jensen, founder of the TomorrowTalks series and a professor of English who studies contemporary political rhetoric.
The Center for the Study of Race and Democracy at Arizona State University presents the fall 2022 Social Cohesion Dialogue.
In Sarah DeLappe's play "The Wolves," an indoor girls' soccer team goes through their team warmups and drills. Their discussions and gossip reveal struggles with self-discovery as they navigate life as adolescents. Content Warning: Recommended for high school audiences and up. Includes mature language/themes.
In Sarah DeLappe's play "The Wolves," an indoor girls' soccer team goes through their team warmups and drills. Their discussions and gossip reveal struggles with self-discovery as they navigate life as adolescents. Content Warning: Recommended for high school audiences and up. Includes mature language/themes.
In Sarah DeLappe's play "The Wolves," an indoor girls' soccer team goes through their team warmups and drills. Their discussions and gossip reveal struggles with self-discovery as they navigate life as adolescents. Content Warning: Recommended for high school audiences and up. Includes mature language/themes.
In cooperation with the Jewish Studies conference on Italian Jewish music, the ASU Concert Choir performs Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco’s “Romancero Gitano.” Guest Artists Miriam Camerini and Manuel Buda offer a unique look at Italian Jewish music.