Join the ASU Esports Lounge on Saturday, Oct. 17th at 12 p.m. for a day-long Overwatch tournament! Show that your team has the best Sun Devils in the game. All teams will be composed of 5 players in-person at the Esports Lounge. If you don't have a full team when registering, our staff will help you complete your team during the check-in process. You will be able to earn leaderboard points on the ASU Combine for joining!
Spring Dance Fest is a juried festival featuring the most innovative work of the ASU 2026–27 dance season, bringing together a dynamic collection of new works created within the School of Music, Dance and Theatre. The pieces reflect a wide range of choreographic voices, drawing from different movement traditions, creative processes and artistic perspectives. This year's performance will feature premieres of original works by guest artists Diyanna Monet and Micaela Taylor alongside choreography by faculty and students.
Stop by our table to spin our trivia wheel, win a squishy, get your questions answered about the donation process, and register for an appointment for the blood drive the next day on Thursday, Oct. 15.
One blood donation can save up to three lives, and it only takes about an hour of your time.
Take a break with popcorn and a movie on National Monopoly Day. Discover the surprising history behind one of the world’s most recognizable board games during a screening of “Ruthless: Monopoly’s Secret History.”
In collaboration with ASU Gammage, the Labriola National American Indian Data Center welcomes artist and comedian Sam Kissajukian to Hayden Library for pizza and painting!
Sam is a comedian and visual artist based in Sydney who's been working professionally as a stand-up comedian for over a decade.
In partnership with the Climate and Community Hub at New College and the Environmental Justice Legacy Initiative, this workshop focuses on environmental justice advocacy work. Participants will learn how to develop action items to deliver to the government and corporations. This format is an open community roundtable centered on community discussions. Leona Morgan (Dine'/Navajo, she/her) will be hosting the workshop.
Join the School of Politics and Global Studies for an engaging one-hour conversation and Q&A with John Della Volpe, one of the nation's leading experts on Gen Z voting behavior.
Enjoy free pizza and learn why Gen Z could shape the outcome of the upcoming midterm elections. Bring your questions, grab a slice and join the discussion.
Join The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences for the 2026 Jonathan and Maxine Marshall Distinguished Lecture featuring Laura Tohe.
An Evening with Laura Tohe
Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026
7 p.m.
Armstrong Hall, Roskind Great Hall
