This lecture on the development of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) during WWII will highlight key missions, successes and controversies and trace its lasting legacy in the post-war world. We will also consider the question of how the American public has historically viewed intelligence gathering and present the question of how those debates have shifted since the war.
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Take advantage of the convenience of on-campus dental care. Jet Dental will be at ASU to provide comprehensive dental exams, preventive cleanings and X-rays for eligible employees, typically at no out-of-pocket cost with dental insurance.
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Don’t let the flu invade ASU! Throughout October, benefits-eligible ASU employees can receive a free flu shot as part of the employee wellness program. Employees not eligible for benefits can receive a regular flu vaccine for $50 and a high-dose vaccine for seniors for $85. Cash, checks and cards are accepted. HIP participants can earn 625 points.
Ru Marshall and Daniel Saldaña Paris will discuss Marshall’s recently released American Trickster: The Hidden Lives of Carlos Castaneda. American Trickster tells the story of the faux anthropologist from UCLA who, with his bestselling Don Juan books, pulled of the 20th century’s greatest literary hoax, passing off a series of novels as works of ethnography. Saldaña and Marshall will discuss the boundary between fiction and nonfiction, and the potential consequences when it is breached.
You're invited to Echo from the Buttes! Meet new faces and connect with fellow Sun Devils while participating in one of ASU's oldest traditions alongside the Student Alumni Association.
This year, join us in welcoming Sun Devil Volleyball's JJ Van Niel as our Grand Marshal, who will kick off this special event by leading the first group of students up "A" Mountain.
There are ethical dilemmas in all areas of life. We see harm and injustice, we feel like we ought to do something, but don’t always know what the right thing to do would be. The world is undeniably complicated, and we need spaces to unpack its contents.
Join us for Ethics Coffee Hour, where we will come together in our various stages of life, with our different backgrounds, to discuss the things that matter. These conversations are only enriched by expanding the group of people that we are having them with.
Bring a friend, pick a racer, and join the Barrett community for an evening of Mario Kart! Compete for bragging rights, enjoy friendly competition, and see if you have what it takes to cross the finish line first.
Feeling overwhelmed by classes, work, or life? Join fellow Barrett Adelphi students for a calming yoga session focused on mindfulness, stress relief, and self-care. After class, refresh with a complimentary smoothie and leave feeling renewed.
The IMPACT Studio aims to build a community of leaders who are ready to reimagine research, aligning discovery with engagement, outcomes, and societal impact. The Studio cultivates leaders who not only advance knowledge but also foster responsible, inclusive, and lasting impact.
Chelsea Tayrien 𐓸𐓶𐓟𐓰𐓫͘ Looking to the Eagle, or Xuedoin, (she/they), author of A Calm and Normal Heart and recipient of the National Book Foundation’s 5 Under 35 Award in 2023, will be visiting the Labriola Center at Hayden Library to lead "Healing the Heart, a Rematriation Talking Circle."
