Live and intern in Washington, D.C. and earn up to 12 upper division credits through POS 494: Policy Design Studio, a Fall 2024 course and internship program. An entirely virtual version of the program is also available and all majors are encouraged to apply! Learn more about the program at this info session with Amb. Ed O'Donnell.
Food and drinks will be provided.
Discover the unique and rustic canvases of nature as you paint on wood slices. Learn techniques, experiment with colors and create stunning, nature-inspired artwork that you can take home. Head over to ASU Library's Naturespace in Hayden Library to unleash your creativity and bring these natural canvases to life with vibrant colors and intricate designs.
Presented by the Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Although Shakespeare is often staged in Spanish-speaking countries, he has seldom been a source for Spanish-speaking film. Moreover, practically no movies have been made “straight” from Shakespeare and only sparsely have his plays been adapted in a readily identifiable manner.
The Indigenous Community is as diverse as the hundreds of communities that comprise what we know as Indian Country. Join this session to hear from the Phoenix Indian Center about how they have built groundwork to serve the Indigenous community and foster both healing and joy using ancestral knowledge, revitalizing the power of community bond and engaging a source of reconnection to Indigenous lifeways.
Join ASU’s Ten Across Initiative Executive Director, Wellington “Duke” Reiter, in a chat with acclaimed climate journalist Abrahm Lustgarten discussing his recently released book, On the Move: The Overheating Earth and the Uprooting of America.
Join ASU’s Ten Across Initiative Executive Director, Wellington “Duke” Reiter, in a chat with renowned climate journalist Abrahm Lustgarten discussing Abrahm’s recently release book, On the Move: The Overheating Earth and the Uprooting of America and the impacts already taking shape in the Ten Across region.
Annual concert of ASU's Middle East Music Ensemble, Layali Al-Sham. This concert will feature traditional, contemporary and folk music of the Southwest Asia and North African region.
“Encuentro,” presents an exclusive collection of speculative tools for survival. Playing off of the aesthetics of kink, tech, and luxury consumer goods, this concept boutique features the latest glass tools expected to release on Tuesday, April 16th at 5:30pm. The public is invited to play test the tools for compatibility, but only for a limited time.”
“Encuentro,” presents an exclusive collection of speculative tools for survival. Playing off of the aesthetics of kink, tech, and luxury consumer goods, this concept boutique features the latest glass tools expected to release on Tuesday, April 16th at 5:30pm. The public is invited to play test the tools for compatibility, but only for a limited time.”
Peggy Brannigan will be visiting the College of Global Futures for a Coffee & Career chat! Peggy recently served as Director of Global Environmental Sustainability for LinkedIN, worked as a consultant for sustainability and business development, and served as Sustainability Program Leader & Consular Associate for the U.S. Department of State where she launched the Sustainability Program for US Mission to the Netherlands! She is looking forward to meeting our amazing CGF students!