TEMPE, Ariz. – Join Sun Devil Football for the team's annual Maroon & Gold Spring Game on Friday, April 26 at 6 p.m., presented by Mountain America Credit Union.
Pregame activities are slated to begin at 5 p.m., featuring a Fan Zone with food options from Chick-Fil-A, Venezia's, Kona Ice and Farmacy AZ, plus inflatables and games in the North Parking lot of the stadium.
Join the Department of English for a coffee klatch! Chat with faculty, staff and students from ASU’s Writing, Rhetorics and Literacies (WRL) Program and enjoy a coffee bar handcrafted by Blue House Coffee.
Find out how studying as an undergraduate or graduate in the WRL program puts you on the cutting edge of technology, language use and design. Grab a tote or a sticker for the road.
Find us on the ASU Tempe campus outside Durham Hall on Cady Mall on March 28 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. All welcome.
The Center for the Study of Race and Democracy (CSRD) at Arizona State University is welcoming Charlayne Hunter-Gault, distinguished award-winning journalist and courageous civil rights champion, as it launches its second decade of Delivering Democracy programming. The dialogue is scheduled for April 13th at 3:00 PM. It will take place in person at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church in Phoenix and will also be available via livestream.
Exhibition of early printed editions of Chaucer’s works owned by Hayden Library's Special Collections department.
Join us to hear Brigadier General Tom Webster (USAF Ret) as he delves into the history of Close Air Support (CAS), one of the Air Force's most challenging missions. As a former A-10 and F-16 pilot, he held various command positions, specializing in Close Air Support Missions throughout his career. He will trace the history of CAS, which plays a vital role in the military's air/land battle team.
ASU Film and Media Studies professor Kevin Sandler discusses the 54-year history of Scooby-Doo, from its origins on Saturday morning television to more contemporary incarnations like the feature film "Scoob!" and the Max streaming series "Velma."
“Exhalation by Ted Chiang is a collection of short stories that will make you think, grapple with big questions, and feel more human.” –Barack Obama
Throughout the Fall 2023 Semester, students from Sven Ortel's Design and Prototyping of 360-Degree Immersive Spaces class developed their own four-minute prototypes of potential future full-length productions. This course is designed to introduce interested students to the design and production of 360-degree immersive environments. In a culmination of their work, students will showcase their projects on display to the public and be on site to talk about their process.
A joint performance with the ASU Trombone and Tuba/Euphonium Studio playing some Halloween season favorites!
In this lecture, Mark New will present work conducted by the African Climate and Development Initiative at the University of Cape Town on impacts attribution using examples from water security, food security and sovereign catastrophe insurance. Importantly, in some of these examples the potential of adaptation options can be tested to offset attributable climate impacts, allowing quantification of the effectiveness of adaptation in a manner similar to approaches used in medical treatment studies.