Join a Barrett West Valley student leader and a small group of Barrett students to chat about the semester and walk to Starbucks together for a free drink.
Register for a spot!
Join Isa every Friday to create art just for the fun of it. No experience or special skills needed. All supplies provided.
Enjoy ramen and a fun movie with your Barrett Mentors and PALS.
Prepare to submit your scholarship applications before February 1 deadlines. Dean Gruber and Barrett student leaders will be there to help.
Stop by to say hi to Mikah and grab a coffee and donut to start your week.
Enjoy breakfast for dinner and play team trivia with your Barrett friends. Chat with the Mentors, PALS, and the Barrett Internship Coordinator. Learn about spring events and opportunities.
Learn about all the exciting Barrett events happening during the spring semester and enjoy a decadent waffle to kick off the new semester.
Are you ready for the biggest and BEST book sale of 2026?
Join the Hispanic Research Center and the Bilingual Press at their next BLOWOUT book sale the week of Jan. 26. This sale will take place exclusively on ASU West Valley campus.
Like past blowout sales, the concept is simple: You pay one flat fee ($20) then you can fill your provided bag with as many of the Bilingual Press books as you can handle! What. A. Bargain.
There will also be free posters and a drawing (prizes anyone!?).
Moonlight: A Cinematic Exploration of Identity & Resilience
Presented by the West Valley School of Social Work
Join us for a powerful evening of cinema and scholarship as we host a special screening and discussion of the Academy Award-winning masterpiece, Moonlight.
What are the implications of AI in higher education?
This talk will consider the status of writing in the present moment not simply from the qualitative question of whether AI can write better than humans, but from the stance of political economy — meaning the role of writing in what Michel de Certeau once called the "scriptural economy," online industries' insatiable demand for "content" and the increasing awareness that more and more of what we read online is merely eavesdropping on conversations amongst machines.
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