Justice studies

Brush painting titled "Hopeless." Four women (three standing, one kneeling) crying outside the closed gates of a school, on the first day Afghan girls were denied entry under the Taliban regime.

Arts, humanities and education

The brush is mightier: One man’s mission to rescue art from the Taliban

Woman in front of computer screens

Law, journalism and politics

Space, the final frontier … for crime?

September 13, 2019

Arts, humanities and education

Criminal justice reforms will require changes in culture, experts say

April 30, 2019

Emily Morris

Arts, humanities and education

Dual major from School of Social Transformation awarded Dean’s Medal

April 29, 2019

Graduating ASU student Amanda Weaver / Courtesy photo

Law, journalism and politics

Graduating ASU linguist-lawyer works to improve, clarify speech rights

April 24, 2019

MyChoice collaboration at the Institute for Humanities Research

Science and technology

New tool developed for student survivors of sexual assault

April 18, 2019

Law, journalism and politics

Community partnership supports local teens in learning the ins and outs of courtroom procedure

April 15, 2019

DNA Evidence

Science and technology

How criminal justice is evolving with DNA

April 05, 2019

Future of Democracy

Law, journalism and politics

Pair of ASU events feature scholars discussing how to safeguard democracy

March 15, 2019

Man leaning against a rail

Law, journalism and politics

Students' efforts bring prestigious national conference to ASU Law

March 13, 2019

Meyerson Lecture- David Boies

Law, journalism and politics

One of Time magazine’s ‘most influential people,’ David Boies, discusses shifting legal landscape

March 05, 2019