The season will officially begin on January 11 at home when ASU will host a tri-meet with San Jose State and UC Davis.
Kicking off 2026 with a bang, the Gym Devils will host the annual Maroon and Gold Showcase on January 4 at Desert Financial Arena. This will be the first chance for the fans to see the new squad.
Join the ASU Library's Community-Driven Archives Initiative in celebration of the 55th anniversary of the Chicano/a Research Collection! We hope to see you on Tuesday, November 4, from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at Hayden Library, Room C55!
Established by Dr. Christine Marin in 1970, the Chicano/a Research Collection at ASU Library is the largest archival repository for Latino/a/x history in Arizona.
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Save the date and join us for a time-honored ASU tradition!
Homecoming brings together students, parents and alumni to celebrate their Sun Devil spirit. The ASU Homecoming Block Party and Parade is a festival-type of event that is free and open to the public on Nov. 15, time TBA.
The Block Party takes place in front of the Fulton building and Old Main on University Drive. University Drive will be closed off from College Avenue to McAllister. The block party and parade start time will be determined based on game time.
We not only want to bring suicide awareness to all communities but we want to honor those we have lost. We lose far too many people to suicide which can be prevented.
Earth and Space Exploration Evening and Open House is a free annual event hosted by the School of Earth and Space Exploration with their graduate students on the ASU Tempe campus each fall. This event is open to students ages five and up, families, educators, and anyone interested in Earth and space. Highlights include talks with scientists, interactive exhibits, 3D planetarium shows, and student science exhibits, plus stargazing with telescopes to explore the night sky. We hope to see you there!
Rethinking Water is a collaboration between the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory at Arizona State University, Columbia University, and SciensWater that brings together leaders from finance, industry, and government within a university setting to better understand and address |
This symposium explores the concept of love in the broadest sense. How does race inform the way we conceive of love? How does it influence our capacity to love? What does it mean to love in a time of turmoil, and what can the premodern world teach us about this? How do we negotiate loving a being, a nation, a profession that fails to love us back? In a time where hateful rhetoric floods our media and culture, how do we imagine, build, and sustain communities of love?
Presented by the Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
The Barrett-ween Slime Lab allows students to create festive, Halloween-themed slime as a fun, hands-on break from mid-semester stress.