A concert of new works by students in the ASU Composition Studio.
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Join the ASU Trombone Studio for an evening of chamber groups and soloists.
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Bassoon professor Albie Micklich and collaborative pianist Andrew Campbell perform an eclectic recital.
All ticket sales are ONLINE ONLY and open three weeks before event dates. There will be no in-person sales at the event. Please purchase tickets in advance. Guests who do not have a ticket at the door will be directed to purchase them online. Additional ticket service fees apply to every purchase.
Notice to Herberger Institute Faculty, Staff, Students and Mirabella Residents:
Join us for a Q&A session with Canon, U.S.A. for a chance to get your questions answered about the Canon Volumetric Innovation Challenge before the proposal deadline February 5.
Join us for Open Mic at Fusion on First! All levels and musical styles are welcome.
Open Mic is open to the public. Sign-up for performing is at the event.
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Forum Theatre is the most famous technique of Theatre of the Oppressed. Ideally, a Forum Theatre performance is devised by a group of people who experience a common oppression. The play is presented twice for its audience. The second time, spectators can step onstage, replace a character and try alternative strategies to overcome the oppression depicted.
The Change the World is an experience that celebrates the imagination, efforts and achievements of lifelong learners. ASU students will participate and compete for prize money in the 2026 event at Mountain America Stadium through art, pitch, performance, and exhibits. No idea is too small to join in this showcase of ideas.
Come to Mountain America Stadium on March 18, 2026 and let's celebrate ideas that will make a difference on a global scale.
Applications are due Feb. 27, 2026, we are looking forward to you joining us there!
The Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics is thrilled to welcome Daryl Davis to Arizona State University.
This event is co-sponsored by The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Division of Humanities), Project Humanities, the School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies, Humanities Lab, Justice Studies, School of Social Transformation and ASU Farm.
Everyone has a water story.
Whether it’s a childhood memory at a lake, living through a flood or drought, cultural traditions tied to water or the simple act of turning on a tap, water is part of our everyday lives.
As part of the "Arizona Water Innovation" exhibit, join us as we invite storytellers to take the stage to share their experiences with water.
Come listen, reflect and be moved by the many ways water flows through our lives.
Super Bloom is a two-day ambient and drone music festival. The festival celebrates the unique contributions of Arizonans to these genres while also featuring the work of nationally-recognized musicians. This year's festival features over a dozen musicians, including numerous ASU undergraduate and graduate students, as well as faculty.