For its 11th year, ASU Gammage’s program "Journey Home, an Arts Experience" for incarcerated women, will work with inmates, ages 18 to 50, at Estrella Jail to enable these women to discover a personal sense of constructive identity through movement, visual arts, creative writing and storytelling.
Arizona State University’s Center for the Study of Race and Democracy (CSRD) is hosting a three-day conference, March 6-8, to examine the implications of the Obama administration’s foreign and domestic policy agendas over the last four years in office.
The “student” in student-athlete doesn’t go away just because “athlete” takes precedence.
In a coup for researchers of Native American culture, renowned Indigenous poet and writer Simon J. Ortiz has donated an archive of his personal papers to Arizona State University.
Letting secondary school students use an operating NASA spacecraft to take images of Mars is about as hands-on as science education can get. Nor are the students just aiming the space camera randomly.
In her 34 years researching preschoolers, professor Jeanne Wilcox has favored studying them in real-life settings filled with unpredictable variables – a controlled chaos that she admits might put some researchers on edge.
Changemaker Central at Arizona State University started to change the world in 2011. Now the student-led initiative is receiving a national award for its efforts and innovative approach.
Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College has been awarded $948,440 in funding through the U.S. Department of Education to enlist the state’s three major universities in an effort to raise mathematics achievement among K-8 students.
