Explore the shifting landscape of the Arctic, coral reefs and vanishing glaciers and discover how humans individually and collectively help shape the future of our world.
Faculty and students from the School of Ocean Futures and Sustainability will be at the Phoenix Art Museum for Phoenix’s First Friday on April 4.
The museum is free during special hours for First Friday.
It's that time of year again for our Annual Golf Tournament!
We listened to your feedback from last year and we are excited to be BACK at Coronado Municipal Golf Course!
Format: Two-person team scramble (play best shot)
Prizes:
Winning Team: $250
Second Place Team: $100
The Gym Devils are competing in the second round of the NCAA Washington Regional in Seattle at Alaksa Airlines Arena. It is the first session of the second round, and ASU will compete against Missouri, Georgia and Arizona.
Fans can watch live on ESPN+.
On April 12, 2025, the Uncertainty Fashion Showcase 2025 at Scottsdale Fashion Square will present the final collections of ASU FIDM’s graduating designers. This premier showcase, produced in collaboration with Margaret Merritt Productions and The Agency Arizona, will highlight cutting-edge creativity, technical mastery and industry-ready talent.
The show will feature 27 collections and over 120 looks, attracting media and industry professionals eager to scout the next generation of design innovators.
Join us for the Health Literacy Community of Practice on Tuesday, April 29th, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. This engaging event brings together interdisciplinary faculty and staff to connect, exchange innovative ideas, and explore best practices in health literacy research, education, and practice. Enjoy networking opportunities, an interactive panel discussion, and collaborative activities designed to shape the future of our health literacy community.
With special focus on the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica Genocide and the murder and displacement of Native American communities, Genocide Awareness Week 2025 will bring different cultures of remembrance, memorialization and repair after genocide in conversation with each other. The importance of survivor testimony, the need to bring perpetrators to justice, the power and limits of representation in text and art, as well as the difficulty to represent the complexity of genocide through memorialization are shared features of confronting genocide.
Renowned landscape architects and educators Chip Sullivan and Elizabeth Boults will lead this year’s Sketch Crawl event. The event will kick off on Thursday April 3rd with a lecture about Wisdom of Place, followed by a hands-on participatory workshop where participants create their own representation of the genius loci. The sketch crawl will take place on Saturday April 5th combining mindfulness and drawing in the field.
Renowned landscape architects and educators Chip Sullivan and Elizabeth Boults will lead this year’s Sketch Crawl event. The event will kick off on Thursday April 3rd with a lecture about Wisdom of Place, followed by a hands-on participatory workshop where participants create their own representation of the genius loci. The sketch crawl will take place on Saturday April 5th combining mindfulness and drawing in the field.
About the lecture: In this lecture, Professor Shifman will pay special attention to the ways civil courts allow people to circumvent religious law, among them performing a civil ceremony abroad and living as “reputed spouses.” We will examine the reaction of Rabbinical Courts and the various suggestions to establish in Israel civil marriage and divorce.
About the lecture: In 1943, two prisoners at the Theresienstadt concentration camp--Viktor Ullmann and Peter Kien--wrote the subversive opera Der Kaiser von Atlantis. The panelists will discuss adapting this work into a graphic novel, Death Strikes: The Emperor of Atlantis, and back again into an acclaimed fusion of music and comics with the Louisville Orchestra.