Come by Civic Space Park every Thursday noon to 1pm for Major Fun Hour.

Enjoy diverse weekly activities, like lawn games, creative arts, outdoor skills, wellness and movement activities.

All are welcome!

Presented by ASU Parks, Recreation & Sport Management program and City of Phoenix Parks & Recreation Department

Join us for an ASU Popular Music Open House—an inside look at how we train artists, producers, songwriters, and music business leaders through hands-on, real-world experience. Meet faculty and students, tour our facilities, learn about curriculum and career pathways, and get your questions answered about admissions, auditions, and what it’s actually like to study music in Phoenix.

Explore career paths in parks, recreation, sports management, tourism, hospitality, events, therapeutic recreation and nonprofit.

Hear brief introductions from employers as they share their organization’s mission, culture, and opportunities then meet recruiters to learn about internships and full-time roles, and build connections for your future career.

Bring your resume, dress professionally, and come ready to introduce yourself!

ASUPROX is Arizona State University’s flagship music industry conference, a convergence of music, technology, innovation and business designed to bring people closer to what’s next in the industry and their careers.

Are you California dreamin'? 

Alumni and current juniors and seniors are invited to join this webinar and learn more about the Narrative and Emerging Media, MA degree program based in Los Angeles, CA.

The program focuses on the development of a creative practice and critical understanding of emerging storytelling and immersive experience content creation. Students will use augmented, virtual, and extended reality and master virtual production.

The Cronkite Media Showcase is back on Thursday, April 9 and you're invited to come celebrate exceptional storytelling and find inspiration from outstanding student work. We'll be in the First Amendment Forum from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Come see the projects and enjoy some pizza at lunch time.

Why do so many young professionals come to believe that there is a “correct way to sound” in TV news, podcasting, or even on social media? 

In this interactive online webinar, Towson University Professor Dr. Elia Powers, author of Performing the News: Identity, Authority, and the Myth of Neutrality, will explore why so many news anchors are trained to be out of touch with themselves  and their communities, missing an opportunity to build meaningful connections with audiences. 

Mixed-Status Family Conference: Immigration Enforcement, Resistance and Narratives Through the Lens of Mixed-Status Families

Thursday, April 9, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Armstrong Great Hall, Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, Arizona State University | 111 E. Taylor Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004

Register: tiny.cc/msfcatasulaw | Free and open to the public | In-person & online participation available

Subscribe to Downtown Phoenix campus