How can studying the humanities lead to a fulfilling life, a more equitable world and a career you are passionate about? Come find out at the Humanities Week Open House, part of the sixth annual Humanities Week.
The open house will feature tables from ASU's humanities academic units and research centers. Stop by at any time for free food, swag and interactive booths.
What do young learners’ English test scores really tell us? This presentation by linguist Reza Dalman, an assistant professor in the ASU Department of English, explores how young learners’ opportunities to encounter and use English, at school, at home, and through technology shape their language learning and performance.
The School for Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies invites you engage on-on-one with our current students and recent graduates who have been making an impact in public history research.
Students will showcase their projects by creating and presenting poster-sized visual representation of their findings, including the social and cultural significance of their work. The posters will be evaluated by a committee of faculty who will award fellowships to the winning students.
Join the Public History program from the School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies for an exclusive screening of a short from the film, ANZA250, before the full documentary release in Oct. 2026. Following the screening will be a discussion with the lead cyclist of the expedition, Luis Valle.
Explore Japan & career opportunities for all Majors!
Whether you are interested in local and/or international job opportunities as well as internship opportunities, you will have a chance to talk to the representatives and recruiters from businesses and institutes to inspire your next steps.
Discover ASU's Japanese major and minor program, Japanese language and culture classes, and student organizations dedicated to Japanese culture. There will be opportunities to meet our professors from Japanese section.
Mobile Fixer Studio is coming to Hayden Library! Bring your broken memorabilia, torn garments, dysfunctional accessories and ripped clothing to fix them with ASU Library's Makerspace.
Drop by this event to learn more about repairing and mending your things. Makerspace will provide tools and materials for your use.
Are you an artist or someone who wants to sketch? Visit Naturespace in Hayden Library room 311E for this themed sketch session, where we will draw creatures that some consider terrifying. We will feature skulls, insects and fish with teeth. In this session, Naturespace staff will be on hand to help with sketching tips and techniques for beginners. Join us to explore nature's terrifying side.
Do you like miniatures? Visit Hayden Library's Book Arts Studio and make tiny books and VHS tapes. You can make them into magnets, keychains or for your miniature collection. From classics to modern titles, we have a variety of book titles to choose from. Stop by and create with us!
If you can't make it, learn how you can reserve the Book Arts Studio to explore and create on your own time!
Devised by Rachel Bowditch, Karen Jean Martinson and ensemble