Set in the late 1980s, this film follows the true story of Cassandro, the “exotico” character created by Saul Armendariz, gay amateur wrestler from El Paso who rose to international stardom. Known as “the Liberace of Lucha Libre,” he upends not only the macho wrestling world, but also his own life. This film is part of the West Valley Film Series and also the West Valley campus Hispanic Heritage Month celebration.
ASU's West Valley campus faculty have inaugurated a new film series spanning the 2024-25 academic year, curated by a faculty committee from across the campus, and produced by the Interdisciplinary Arts and Performance program.
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at ASU is a community of individuals, 50 or better, who are continuing their pursuit of knowledge as engaged lifelong learners. We welcome members from all walks of life whether you are retired or still working. As part of Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions, we work together to build more vibrant, healthy, and equitable communities. We provide educational, social, travel and volunteer experiences for mature adults to enhance and enrich their lives.
ArtSpace West and the Interdisciplinary Arts & Performance (IAP) program proudly present Beating, a new sound installation by Charles Eppley.
Discover everything ASU Library has to offer the Sun Devil community!
Explore engaging activities, valuable resources and fun giveaways designed to support your academic journey and enhance your ASU experience. Whether you're looking to sharpen your research skills, find new study tools or enjoy a creative break, Library Day offers something for everyone. Bring a friend and discover resources to help you succeed this year!
Students can pick up September's event calendar, get swag from the Barrett Store, decorate their new journals or planners, and enjoy some free Cane's for lunch.
Stop by the Barrett Suite to grab a donut from Bosa, get an events calendar, take a first-day photo to send home, and meet your Barrett West Valley student leaders.
First Year students are invited to meet the Barrett West Valley Mentors, get Barrett Bucks, tour the Suite, and enjoy food.
A tradition at Arizona State University’s West Valley campus that dates back to 1991, reaching middle school students, members of the ASU community and the public to celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. and to understand the history-changing 1963 March on Washington. This in-person event will include educational presentations about the history of the civil rights movement, a musical program and an inspirational rendition of the “I Have a Dream” speech.
We cannot wait for you to arrive next week and get involved in our community. Being a Sun Devil is great, but a Health Devil is an experience all its own. We are happy to have you be a part of it!