During a pre-concert rehearsal of the ASU Mariachi Ensemble, Claudia Sanson’s hair bows contrasts with her black jacket. (Photo by Claire M. Roney/Cronkite News) By Claire M. Roney | Cronkite News TEMPE – On a Monday evening in September, Michael
(Featured Image Provided) Ever feel checked out at a job? Fear over job security can turn good employees bad. Instead of just slacking off, some employees can do actual harm to a company, stealing supplies, fudging expense reports, bad-mouthing people,
ASU Gammage invites all military, veterans and their families to a night of entertainment and dance. AGUA FURIOSA, Los Angeles based CONTRA-TIEMPO’s newest evening length dance/theater work, is a burst of energy, passion and physical expression that draws audiences in to confront
(Tempe, AZ) — The ASU Gammage 2015-2016 Desert Schools Broadway Across America/ Arizona season that wrapped up this summer resulted in an estimated $100 million of economic impact for the Valley of the Sun during its fiscal year that ended June
(Tempe, AZ) – ASU Gammage is ready to kick off its 2016-2017 Desert Schools Broadway Across America/ Arizona season with single-ticket sales available Monday, August 1 for “Cabaret” and “The Sound of Music.” “Cabaret” — September 13th-18th Direct from Broadway, the acclaimed masterpiece
Thousands of young Latinos are now celebrating yet another milestone. During the Arizona State University’s Hispanic Convocation yesterday, Vice President of Educational Outreach Beatriz Rendón announced that the number of Latino graduates at the university has doubled in the past 10
(Tempe, Ariz.) — Renovation of ASU Sun Devil Stadium is going strong. Phase 1 of the 3-year project will be ready just before this year’s Sept. 12 home opener against the Cal Poly Mustangs. Tempe City Councilmember Joel Navarro takes you on
(Tempe, Ariz.) — In what is the first-ever partnership between an American university and the Mexican Ministry of Public Education, 194 English teachers came to Arizona State University from Mexico for teacher training. The Mexican government coordinates the program through
Jordan Bates, doctoral student in applied mathematics and research associate at theCenter for Policy Informatics at Arizona State University, was part of the winning team at September’s Hacks 4 Humanity event, co-hosted by ASU’s Project Humanities and EqualityTV. Bates’ team created software
More than 7,000 students are set to have their degrees conferred at the Arizona State University commencement ceremonies, Dec. 15. The undergraduate ceremony is scheduled to take place at 9 a.m., in Wells Fargo Arena, on the Tempe campus. The
