• Read more about Covering Disability in International Media: Perspectives from the Journalism Industry

This session will bring together journalists from multiple countries to explore how disability coverage is shaped by cultural norms, newsroom routines and reporting practices. Attendees will gain appreciation for global journalism contexts and how they influence coverage of people with disabilities.

This panel discussion is organized by the Center for Media and Communities (CMC) in association with the National Center on Disability and Journalism (NCDJ) at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. 

• Read more about Barrett x Sandra Day O'Connor Law Zoom

In collaboration with the Law School staff, students will enjoy making a connection with the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. During this Zoom session, students will learn more about programs, certificates, and tips for admissions, and lastly, have the opportunity to participate in a Q&A. 15 minute individual advising sessions will also be available to Barrett students.

• Read more about November 2025 Thinking Beyond: Is Life Quantum?

Quantum physics unquestionably underpins the function and properties of atoms and molecules; whether this scales up and applies to macromolecules and beyond is hotly debated. Unravelling this could lead to further fundamental insights into the inner machinations of biology.

• Read more about Decentering Sight: Enhancing Accessibility for Blind and Low-Vision Audiences

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The banner image on this page shows two layered horizontal sections. On top, bold white text on a black background reads: "Making Accessibility Accessible." On bottom, black text on a gold background reads: "Strategies for Writing Image Descriptions, Alt-Text and Audio Descriptions." On the righthand side is a white circle with "Dec. 5th" in bold black text. 

About the event

• Read more about Writing Studio — Spring 2026 Series (Fundamentals)

Want to jump start your current writing project? Looking for dedicated writing time in a supportive and collegial environment? Interested in picking up new habits to make your writing more productive and less daunting? Join a special 5-week writing studio for faculty and graduate students facilitated by Christopher Jones on Friday mornings.

• Read more about Youth Protection Program: Youth activity compliance registration system

ASU launched the Youth Protection Program on Nov. 3, 2025. To support its rollout, the Youth Protection Program Office is hosting biweekly training sessions on various youth safety topics.

It is recommended that ASU Faculty and Staff who work with minors attend these training sessions. 

• Read more about Building Responsible and Sustainable Artificial Intelligence Systems

The Digital Humanities Initiative, housed in the Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics, is thrilled to announce that our Digital Humanities Coffee Hour will feature the scholarship of Yatee Kapoor. 

• Read more about Virtual Political Science Alumni Panel

Your degree. Your path. Your impact. 

Hear from alumni from ASU’s School of Politics and Global Studies as they share how they’ve built careers in business, civic leadership, and international development. Connect, ask questions, and gain valuable insights to help shape your own path. 

• Logan Rhind, Assistant Vice President at U.S. Bank on the Charitable Services Team

• Read more about English Career Faculty Teaching Flash Talks

The Department of English Career Faculty Committee presents its Teaching Flash Talk series to highlight the outstanding teaching of our faculty. 

In this virtual event, participants give a brief, five-minute talk on a teaching success or an idea-in-progress. Come and support your colleagues and hear about what they have been teaching and planning! Get some inspiration and ideas for what you might be able to implement in your own classes! 

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• Read more about Tariffs and Supply Chains

Hosted by: 

Ambassador Edward B. O'Donnell, Professor of Politics and Global Studies and Co-founder, Leadership, Diplomacy and National Security Lab