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University news

ASU summer program honored with 2025 Award for Mathematics Programs that Make a Difference

Hispanic Mother Daughter Program ASU spring 2019 graduate Jackelyne Arevalo

Arts, humanities and education

Hispanic Mother-Daughter Program celebrates 35 years

May 15, 2019

HOLA Partnership volunteers

University, nonprofits and corporations unite for student success

May 10, 2019

Tomas Robles graduated with a bachelor's degree from The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences' School of Transborder Studies in 2011.

Veteran alumnus engages new generation of activists at helm of nonprofit LUCHA

May 07, 2019

Armstrong Hall is the new home of The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences on the Tempe campus.

Science and technology

The College welcomes new leaders to three distinctive social science units

May 01, 2019

A t-shirt of famed Chicana icon Selena is displayed at an event celebrating her life and legacy on the Tempe campus.

Sun Devil community

Selena anniversary event celebrates Chicana cultural contributions

April 18, 2019

School of Transborder Studies Regents’ Professor and Founding Director Emeritus Carlos Velez-Ibanez hosts a panel discussion between social scientists from Arizona and Mexico at the Arizona-Sonora Colloquium.

Science and technology

Scholars redefine the border conversation at Arizona-Sonora Colloquium

April 11, 2019

Chicana literary icon Cherríe Moraga.

Arts, humanities and education

Chicana literary icon Cherríe Moraga melds generational stories in new memoir

April 09, 2019

ASU AVID high school conference 2019

Arts, humanities and education

Most diverse ASU freshman class wraps up first year

April 09, 2019

Dean Jonathan Koppell speaks with Maryvale community

Community conversation moves One Square Mile Initiative forward

March 20, 2019

Tehvon Fowler-Chapman

Arts, humanities and education

Music alums selected for national arts leadership and artistic development programs

February 12, 2019