Come learn about the rich history and traditions of Día de los Muertos, and enjoy a day of fun, culture, and connection! FREE Traditional Food, Face Painting, "Coco" film presentation, Sugar Skull Painting, Face Mask Decorating, and more! We'll also have a community altar to honor loved ones in the suite. Everyone in the community is welcome to this special celebration!
Step into The Upside Down with the Barrett Downtown Student Engagement Team for an afternoon inspired by Stranger Things! In celebration of Stranger Things Day on November 6, students are invited to enjoy themed food, creative activities, games, and opportunities to connect with fellow students.
From Surfer Boy Pizza and Scoops Ahoy-inspired ice cream to Barrett’s own Hellfire Club and Friends, this event will bring the world of Hawkins to life while giving students a chance to relax, have fun, and engage with the Barrett community.
Join us for a chill study night designed to help you focus and fuel up. We’ll provide the perfect environment for productive studying, complete with snacks, drinks, and good vibes to keep your brain in gear. Bring your notes, your laptop, and your study squad—let’s tackle finals together!
Join us for an engaging luncheon featuring two accomplished journalists who will share their professional journeys, insights into the field, and advice for aspiring writers, reporters, and storytellers.
Join us at the ASU School of Social Work Fall Graduate Career Fair!
This is an opportunity to connect with community agencies, explore career pathways, and begin building the relationships that will support your future in the field.
Meet employers in the following industries:
Arizona State University offers the Narrative and Emerging Media, MA degree in the ASU California Center in downtown Los Angeles.
The program focuses on developing a creative practice and a critical understanding of emerging storytelling and immersive experiences. Students will create content in augmented, virtual, and extended reality, as well as short-form digital, streaming, and virtual production.
The Reynolds Center will spotlight the recipients of the 20th Annual Barlett and Steele Awards at an event on Monday, Nov. 9 at 5 p.m. in the First Amendment Forum at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in Downtown Phoenix.
Join James B. Steele and Jeffrey Timmermans (PhD) for an in-depth conversation with award-winning investigative business journalists. Winners of the 2026 Barlett and Steele Awards will discuss their extraordinary investigations, from the inspiration to the challenges and the impact their reporting had on the public.
Clinical Training and Allyship in Practice
Join us for a conversation focused on how health care providers, educators and staff can strengthen communication, foster allyship and deliver culturally responsive care. Explore practical approaches to navigating difficult or sensitive conversations with empathy, respect and an awareness of diverse identities and experiences.
Clinical Training and Allyship in Practice
Join us for a conversation focused on how health care providers, educators and staff can strengthen communication, foster allyship and deliver culturally responsive care. Explore practical approaches to navigating difficult or sensitive conversations with empathy, respect and an awareness of diverse identities and experiences.
Research, Health Equity and Systems Change
Join us for a discussion examining the connections among LGBTQ+ health disparities, gender-affirming care and the social determinants of health. Explore how institutional commitments to high reliability and zero harm can support safer, more equitable care. Participants will gain insight into opportunities to reduce disparities and improve health outcomes for LGBTQ+ communities.