Photos: 2025 Downtown Phoenix Open Door
Jason Weber, ASU Police Department crime prevention program manager, helps Angelina Morgan make a copy of her fingerprint at the department's “Behind-the-Tape” booth during the Downtown Phoenix campus Open Door on Feb. 1. Photo by Emma Fitzgerald/Arizona State University
Arizona State University's 13th year of Open Door events kicked off on the Downtown Phoenix campus on Feb. 1.
From a newsroom tour to a mad food-science lab, learners of all ages got a taste of what makes the downtown campus unique.
Take a look in our gallery below.
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Levon Sullivan (right) observes microorganisms through a microscope while his sister, Janie Lane Sullivan (middle), and their mother, Emily Sullivan, examine microorganisms on a paper at the "Explore Health Under the Microscope" exhibit during the Downtown Phoenix campus Open Door on Feb. 1.
Photo by Emma Fitzgerald/Arizona State University
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Fabian Spinnenhirn (left) watches Ronia Spinnenhirn put together a first-aid kit during the Downtown Phoenix campus Open Door.
Photo by Emma Fitzgerald/Arizona State University
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Ineaya Bivijid draws various creatures during the Downtown Phoenix campus Open Door.
Photo by Emma Fitzgerald/Arizona State University
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Journalism student Rei Tedoco (right) shows Olivia Alejandro how a green screen works in the Cronkite News studio during the Downtown Phoenix campus Open Door.
Photo by Emma Fitzgerald/Arizona State University
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Olivia Alejandro learns what it's like to be a news anchor at the Cronkite News studio during the Downtown Phoenix campus Open Door.
Photo by Emma Fitzgerald/Arizona State University
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Janie Lane Sullivan (right) adds soy lecithin to oil and water to observe how the two substances attach while siblings Levon (left) and Nicholas watch at the Mad Food Science Laboratory during the Downtown Phoenix campus Open Door.
Photo by Emma Fitzgerald/Arizona State University
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Assistant Teaching Professor Cayle Lisenbee (middle) watches his daughters Ava (left) and Claire participate in a plastic pollution activity during Downtown Phoenix Open Door. The beans and plastic pieces demonstrate how animals often consume plastic while eating.
Photo by Emma Fitzgerald/Arizona State University
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Jason Weber (right), ASU Police Department crime prevention program manager, teaches Dylan and Maveryck Olvera about fingerprints at the department's “Behind-the-Tape” booth during the Downtown Phoenix campus Open Door.
Photo by Emma Fitzgerald/Arizona State University
The community can also check out activities at the other three campuses throughout the month of February. Register here.
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