Imagining the Tropics is a history of the development of tourism in the Caribbean from the 1910s through the 1970s that focuses on the ways women’s labors of hospitality, writing and advocacy built the industry and its ubiquitous imagery of tropical island relaxation, escape and romance.
The Philosophy Colloquium is presented by the philosophy faculty in the School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies.
For future dates, visit: shprs.asu.edu/philosophy-colloquia
About the Speaker
Come for the laughs, stay for the thoughtful conversation about comedy today!
Robin Tran is a critically-acclaimed stand-up and roast battle comedian. Her punchy queer comedy draws from her experiences as a Vietnamese American transgender lesbian. Join us at this not-to-be-missed Queer X Humanities event on the ASU Tempe campus where Tran will perform an hour of her latest stand-up!
Clarinetist Jeff Anderle performs a multifaceted recital featuring works by Leonard Bernstein, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Belá Fleck, Anna Meadors and Leoš Janáček. He will be joined by ASU faculty Andrew Campbell, Elizabeth Buck, Jonathan Davis, Joshua Gardner, Christopher Creviston and Albie Miklich.
For a full listing of all School of Music, Dance and Theatre events visit https://musicdancetheatre.asu.edu/events
Vertixe Sonora (Spain) presents an evening of cutting-edge contemporary music, featuring bold sound explorations and innovative compositions by national and international artists. Join us for a unique sonic experience that pushes the boundaries of musical expression. Vertixe Sonora, founded in Galicia (Spain) in 2011, is a leading contemporary music ensemble recognized for its innovative and cross-disciplinary approach. The group has commissioned over 300 works by emerging and established composers, performed at major festivals worldwide, released
A concert of new works by students in the ASU Composition Studio.
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Attention Grad Students, Undergrads and recent alums!
It's never too early to start thinking about your career! Sure, many employers want to hire veterans and dependents but are you ready to compete for your dream job?! PTVC wants to help you get there. Join us to meet employers, community leaders and alums wanting to meet you, provide insights and tips, and share how to be that ideal candidate. This event is much more than a career fair!
Performances showcasing the finalists for the ASU Concerto Competition.
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The Literature Program in the Department of English announces a showcase of undergraduate work. Students in ASU literature courses and independent studies in 2025 present their projects across a variety of forms and genres including: argument-driven papers; original research and theses in progress; creative projects; posters; videos; and other non-traditional / experimental formats.
All are welcome.
More information coming soon!
This free event features presentations by graduate students from across ASU campuses related to linguistics, applied linguistics and TESOL as well as a plenary speech by Robert Godwin-Jones of Virginia Commonwealth University. Godwin-Jones's recent scholarship focuses on technology in language learning, including computer-assisted language learning, digital literacies, and emerging tools such as generative AI.
Attendance is free; information about how to register coming soon.