Live and intern in Washington, D.C. while earning up to 12 upper-division credits through POS 494: Policy Design Studio — a unique course and internship program. A fully virtual option is also available, and students from all majors are encouraged to apply.
The Change the World is an experience that celebrates the imagination, efforts and achievements of lifelong learners. ASU students will participate and compete for prize money in the 2026 event at Mountain America Stadium through art, pitch, performance, and exhibits. No idea is too small to join in this showcase of ideas.
Come to Mountain America Stadium on March 18, 2026 and let's celebrate ideas that will make a difference on a global scale.
Applications are due Feb. 27, 2026, we are looking forward to you joining us there!
The ASU Staff Council Sustainability Program is pleased to announce the 5th Annual Clothing Drive and Clothing Closet! Please consider donating your gently used or new clothing to this year's Fashion Forward event.
Professor Holly A. Crocker of Boston College presents “Sense and Subjectivity: The Wife of Bath and the History of Experience.”
ASU presents an exhibition of early printed editions of Chaucer’s works in ASU Library's extraordinary collections, from the Thynne edition of 1550 to the Kelmscott Press production in 1896.
ASU’s Urban Climate Research Center (UCRC) will host two signature events on March 26, 2026: the Anthony J.
Join us for the 2026 Urban Climate Research Center (UCRC) Annual Poster Event.
This event offers undergraduate and graduate students, as well as postdoctoral scholars, the opportunity to gain valuable presentation experience while fostering cross-campus connection and collaboration.
Join the ASU Library to learn about the open-source mapping platform OpenStreetMap and its potential to support accessibility and neurodiverse communities.
Astrophotography has produced many iconic images of fantastic skyscapes. Roiling colorful clouds gas and dust suggest cataclysmic events on a massive scale.
This program will ask the questions: " Where are these objects in our galaxy?" and "What do they tell us about the forces that shape the space around us?"
The ASU Book Group's March 2026 reading selection is the novella “Visiting Composer” by fiction writer and memoirist Andrea Avery, an ASU graduate (BA music ’00, MFA creative writing ’03, and EdD leadership and innovation ’17).
The book group is open to all in the ASU community and meets monthly this spring from noon to 1 p.m.