Among the most pressing problems today – for both theory and practice -- is to distinguish democracy from populism. To do so, we must understand how elections fit into a robust – and defendable – concept of democracy. A democracy worth supporting is one that includes much more than elections. Paradoxically, to trust democracy we must distrust elections. In place of elections, I will argue that the rule of law is the key to a successful democracy.
Join us for an in-person Alumni Meet and Greet designed especially for international Indian students. Hear firsthand from alumni across industries as they share honest insights on navigating careers abroad, securing internships and full-time roles, and overcoming common challenges. Engage in a panel discussion followed by interactive roundtable networking.
Join us for the School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning Spring Graduation Celebration! We will be celebrating our graduates' achievements with their advising team, faculty, and instructors.
This celebration is open to all SGSUP undergraduate and graduate students (online and in person), in addition to our fellow alumni! Graduating students are welcome to bring their loved ones.
RSVP by May 1, 2026: bit.ly/SGSUPSpring2026GraduationCelebration
Join the The Design School’s Graphic Design Program in commemorating the 40th Anniversary of the Rob Roy Kelly and Ken White Scholarship with a special exhibition and reception honoring two foundational figures in the The Design School at Arizona State University.
The exhibition
On view March 23–27, the exhibition centers the teaching, influence and lasting impact of Rob Roy Kelly and Ken White.
Join the Business PALs at Cookies and Coasters on Tuesday, March 24th, 2026, from 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM at the Barrett Student Center! We’ve got Crumbl cookies and blank coasters for you to paint and make your own. Whether you want to decorate a coaster for your room or just chill with friends, it’s the perfect way to relax. Grab your paintbrush and some cookies, and let’s get creative!
"Blackbird Fly" art exhibition is open to public.
April 2 - May 22, 2026
Monday – Friday | 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Closed on weekends and university holidays
RBH196, Ross-Blakley Hall
1102 South McAllister Avenue, , Tempe, AZ 85287
An art exhibition by local artist, Antoinette Cauley.
The Office for Veteran and Military Academic Engagement (OVMAE) at Arizona State University invites you to save the date for a dynamic, cross-disciplinary event highlighting ASU’s innovative research, teaching, and partnerships aligned with Department of Defense priorities.
Elevate your story by putting it in its place. Go further by integrating dynamic media — images, video, audio, and custom 2D and 3D maps — into a purposeful narrative structure.
Geographic context, communicated visually and delivered at multiple scales, adds depth, clarity, and credibility to your work.
As online fraud accelerates globally, responses have largely centered on technological detection and behavioral nudges. This talk proposes a different starting point: scams are rhetorical performances. Drawing from classical rhetoric, persuasion theory, and media studies, we examine how fraudulent communications construct credibility, stage emotional escalation, and engineer identification. From romance scams to investment fraud, scammers rely on narrative sequencing, strategic ambiguity, and linguistic framing to transform suspicion into trust.
This event merges artistic interpretation, scholarly analysis and athletic pursuits by placing an artist and scholar in conversation about the spiritual elements of boxing. Using the creative artistic expressions of Celina Hernandez as a starting point, the conversation centers how religious faith fuels boxing motivations. Professor Terry Shoemaker will share thoughts on religion's influence on boxing historically, and the influence of religious faith on athletic performance.