More than 12,000 total ASU undergraduate and graduate students will have degrees conferred the week of May 12. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences students selected as Dean’s medalists will graduate in May with diplomas in their hands and opportunities
By KIMBERLEIGH HOLSCLAWCronkite News Service PHOENIX – For Dean Reynolds, pursuing his Master of Fine Arts in painting at a new studio space downtown rather than at Arizona State University’s Tempe campus means greater opportunities to connect with the thriving art
The Athletes for Life (AFL) program is pleased to announce the 2nd OLYMPICS event. The event will take place at the South Mountain Community Center, 212 E. Alta Vista, Phoenix 85042, on Saturday, May 3rd, from 9 a.m. – 12
The ASU School of Music in the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts, in conjunction with AZ Piano, is holding its popular annual sale of pianos currently on loan to ASU from AZ Piano, starting May 15. Each year,
Arizona State University is combining the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College Preschool and the Infant Child Research Programs Preschool to allow for more children to benefit from the collective services. This combination of early childhood services will further integrate scientifically-based
Arizona State University is gearing up to produce more and better-prepared high school math teachers, addressing a critical need in classrooms around the state and the nation. The School of Mathematical and Statistical Science is offering a new bachelor’s degree
In September 2014, ASU Gammage will kick off its 50th anniversary with a series of special events and programs. The celebratory calendar of events will include a blockbuster 2014-2015 Broadway season, world-renowned artists, free events and exclusive anniversary performances. Fifty
February 13, 2014 6:30 p.m. – 8 p.m. Perhaps no other living poet other than Maya Angelou shares the same respect and popularity as Nikki Giovanni. As a poet, writer, social commentator, activist and educator, Giovanni has brought the eyes
WHAT: Los Diablos – a non-profit organization committed to academic scholarship and community service – is launching its 30th Anniversary year with a special cocktail reception at the new Vee Quiva Hotel & Casino. During the event, the Gila River Indian Community Wellspring Project will
Arizona State University’s School of Life Sciences and the Phoenix Zoo are launching a new program to strengthen animal conservation efforts by collaborating on new research, as well as improve conservation communications and outreach to the public. Arizona Zoological Society
