One year ago, a new administration took office. Since then, we've lived through a firehose of unprecedented headlines, each one displacing the last before we can grasp what any of it means for our lives, let alone our futures. Long-term thinking has never been in shorter supply, precisely when it’s needed the most. This talk introduces "speculative journalism", an emerging methodology that combines the rigor of traditional reporting with the tools of strategic foresight and the humanizing accessibility of speculative design.
"QueenE," A Staged Reading
Music, lyrics and book by Todd Hulet
Director: Toby Yatso
Music Director: Todd Hulet
2026 Galbut Prize Exhibition
Feb 17 to 26 | Gallery 100
Opening reception | Feb 17 | 5 to 7 p.m.
2026 Galbut Prize Exhibition | Opening reception
Feb 17 | 5 to 7 p.m.
This information session will provide an overview of prestigious British scholarships and how ONSA can help students put their best application forward.
First recognized on April 22, 1970, Earth Day has evolved from a grassroots conservation effort into a widespread celebration that is acknowledged worldwide. Billions of people come together each year, drawn together by a set of common values — protecting our environment, creating more sustainable ways of being and keeping our planet healthy. From tree planting events and beach cleanups to speaker series, composting workshops and fashion shows for clothes made from recycled materials, there is no limit to the different ways people choose to celebrate Earth Day.
Join us for a sweet start to your semester planning! Stop by to grab a donut or bagel and build your fall schedule. Whether you’re finalizing classes or just need help getting started, we’ve got the resources (and the treats) to make registration a breeze. Bagels and cream cheese will be available at the Vista del Sol Lobby, and donuts will be in Honors Hall.
The New Work Lab presents readings of works in progress by ASU students.
"Universe Under Your Tongue"
By Arin Sparrow Dineen
A modern-day parent and child read a bedtime tale from the life of Krishna and imagine what it would be like to experience infinity.
Content transparency: "Universe Under Your Tongue" includes religious themes, mentions of suicidal ideation, and imagery of war and historical violence.
The New Work Lab presents readings of works in progress by ASU students.
"While We Wait"
Directed by Anastasia Levkun
Devised by the full company
The New Work Lab presents readings of works in progress by ASU students.
"The Sixth Session"
By Erika Acuna Leyva
After surviving another suicide attempt, Elvis, pushed by her mother, goes to therapy under one condition: this unusual therapist has only five sessions to make her want to live.
Content transparency: The Sixth Session includes discussions and depictions of suicide, self-harm, violence, strong language, and sexual abuse.