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'Solidarity, Justice and the Border' event features scholars, activists
The annual ASU Border Justice gathering on April 12 at the West campus draws together scholars, activists, students and musicians.
Grant strengthens science partnership with community college
Thanks to a National Science Foundation grant, students studying organic chemistry and biotechnology at GCC will have greater access to sophisticated instrumentation while also having a clearer pat
Scholarship makes all the difference for freshman
New College student Everardo Llamas is better able to concentrate on his studies thanks to his receipt of the Buzz Sands Chevrolet Scholarship.
Biotech program aims to build workforce
ASU's New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences has teamed with Glendale Community College to help prepare students for jobs in the growing field of biotechnology.
Free April 1 concert to honor military families
"Freedom: Celebrating the Military Family," a musical tribute to members of the U.S. armed forces and their families, will be presented at the West campus April 1.
ASU's Origins Project will explore why we fear others
Leading scholars and researchers will explore current examples of why we fear others and its genesis, and address if it's time for a change.
Astronomy Open House returns to West campus
An opportunity to view the rare alignment of Jupiter and Venus will be the main attraction on the evening of March 15.
Internship launches student's film career in Los Angeles
Derek Johnson's path to a career in cinematography has been aided by his pursuit of a New College degree, as well as his own talent and determination.
Interactive discussion to focus on capital punishment
"Social Circles of Knowledge" aims to enable participants to create a respectful forum for exchange of ideas and knowledge.
Play explores experiences of sexual minority asylum seekers
"Tara's Crossing," a play by Emmy-nominated writer Jeffrey Solomon, will be presented in a free performance March 3 at the West campus.
Music listeners attentive while crossing street, research shows
Research by ASU faculty member Evan Risko investigated whether iPod users paid more or less attention than non-users in crossing a busy street.
Presentation to focus on improving ballot initiative process
The public is invited to attend a March 6 session at the West campus to examine a process being used in Oregon that helps voters make informed decisions about ballot initiatives.
Session offers details on master's degrees from New College
A March 13 session at the West campus will provide details about New College's four master's degrees. read more
Event to provide details on medical careers
New College hosts its third annual Pre-Health conference at the West campus, Feb. 23. read more
Community, access to education drive Lucking legacy at ASU
Pit Lucking's generosity has made her an ASU mentor, service leader and scholarship endower. read more
SciTech Festival comes to West campus, Feb. 25
A daylong schedule of free activities, demonstrations and displays is designed to enlighten and entertain visitors of all ages.
Events at West campus celebrate Black History Month
Celebrations, films and more are on the schedule during February as the West campus commemorates Black History Month.
West campus to add recreation and wellness facility
A state-of-the-art recreation and wellness facility will open in January of 2013 to serve students, faculty and staff on ASU's West campus.
West campus to add recreation and wellness facility
A state-of-the-art recreation and wellness facility will open in January of 2013 to serve students, faculty and staff on ASU's West campus.
'ThinK' series at West campus offers lectures, films
Visits by a renowned author and social activist and a gaming expert are among the highlights of the spring semester's ThinK series.
'ThinK' series at West campus offers lectures, films
Visits by a renowned author and social activist and a gaming expert are among the highlights of the spring semester's ThinK series.
ASU to use $10M Piper Trust investment to improve health care
The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust has established a strategic investment fund at ASU to enable advancement in all aspects of health care delivery.
ASU to use $10M Piper Trust investment to improve health care
The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust has established a strategic investment fund at ASU to enable advancement in all aspects of health care delivery.
ASU Study Abroad Office 'wanders west'
West campus students can learn more about ASU's study abroad opportunities from advisers and information sessions, Jan. 12.
ASU Study Abroad Office 'wanders west'
West campus students can learn more about ASU's study abroad opportunities from advisers and information sessions, Jan. 12.
Historic feminist journal finds new home at ASU
Faculty members in ASU's New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences have taken over editorial duties of a legendary feminist publication.
Historic feminist journal finds new home at ASU
Faculty members in ASU's New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences have taken over editorial duties of a legendary feminist publication.
Annual 'I Have a Dream' reenactment comes to West campus
The tradition continues as Charles St. Clair reenacts Dr. King's most famous speech for hundreds of visiting middle-school students.
Annual 'I Have a Dream' reenactment comes to West campus
The tradition continues as Charles St. Clair reenacts Dr. King's most famous speech for hundreds of visiting middle-school students.
Professor gives advice on complaining to your boss
Jeffrey Kassing of ASU's New College offers advice for those looking to successfully lodge a complaint in the workplace.
Professor gives advice on complaining to your boss
Jeffrey Kassing of ASU's New College offers advice for those looking to successfully lodge a complaint in the workplace.
Session offers details on master's degrees from New College
You can talk to the academic directors of New College's four master's programs during a Jan. 12 info session.
Session offers details on master's degrees from New College
You can talk to the academic directors of New College's four master's programs during a Jan. 12 info session.
Alum offers multifaceted support to ASU's New College
Ed Vasko credits his New College history degree with increasing his business acumen and communication skills.
Alum offers multifaceted support to ASU's New College
Ed Vasko credits his New College history degree with increasing his business acumen and communication skills.
Light of Hope event spotlights human rights issues
Human rights activists, interested citizens, and students from high school through graduate school will gather Dec.
Light of Hope event spotlights human rights issues
Human rights activists, interested citizens, and students from high school through graduate school will gather Dec.
Students create their own congressional districts
Just as Arizona's Independent Redistricting Commission works to draw new congressional districts, students on the West campus have been using computer software to devise their own versions of those
Professor rediscovers his past – and gains a new life
Martin Beck Matuštík's quest to learn about his past has led to a major international research symposium that he is co-hosting at ASU, titled "Memory & Countermemory: Memorialization of an Open
Astronomy Open House returns to West campus
Mark your calendar for Oct. 27. That's when you'll have the chance to take a peek at Jupiter and other celestial sights through a telescope.
Lecture to examine sustainability in metro Phoenix
NYU professor Andrew Ross will visit the West campus Oct. 25 to discuss "Urban Sustainability in the Age of Climate Justice: Lessons from Metro Phoenix."
Session offers details on New College master's degrees
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Regional premiere of Mamet's 'Race' comes to Phoenix
"Race," the latest play from Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning playwright David Mamet, makes its Southwest premiere Oct. 20-29 at ASU's West campus.
Conference to explore 'Moral Panics of Sexuality'
The public is invited to join scholars from across the country who will gather Oct. 7 at the West campus for a conference held in conjunction with ASU's Project Humanities initiative.
Professor works to build healthy communities
New College's Perla Vargas devotes her talents and knowledge to addressing issues including food allergies, oral health, asthma and obesity.
Free event helps students prepare for college
Valley sixth through tenth graders and their parents will receive a wide range of information to help them prepare for college during an Oct. 1 event at the West campus.
Art installation, performances put new twist on familiar stories
The tales of Echo and Narcissus and of Little Red Riding Hood receive makeovers in arts presentations at the West campus.
Biotechnology careers aided by degree collaboration
ASU's New College has teamed with Glendale Community College to help students pursue careers in biotechnology and cell/molecular biology research.
'ThinK' series at West campus offers lectures, films
A visit from best-selling author Wes Moore is among the highlights of New College's ThinK series this semester. read more
From Antarctica to Arizona, professor studies desert ecosystems
New College's Becky Ball knows that whether you're in one of the coldest places on the planet, or one of the hottest, you can be in a desert. read more
Sophisticated lab equipment draws Illinois student to ASU
A Lewis University student spent a week at the West campus, using a mass spectrometer in a project to identify dangerous bacteria. read more
Teaching peace: Center awards grants for new courses
The Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict has awarded grants to three faculty members to develop undergraduate courses in peace studies.read more
Humanities research to explore trauma, memory
Memory, and how it shapes the future of an individual, group, and even a nation, is one of the focal points of new transdisciplinary humanities research at ASU's West campus.read more
New Orleans trip is eye-opening experience for students
The term "environmental justice" came into shocking focus for a group of graduate students who traveled to New Orleans to experience the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. read more
Professor sheds light on Pearl Harbor mystery in 'History Detectives'
History professor Eduardo Pagan is continuing in his role as a "History Detectives" co-host, as the popular PBS series begins a new season June 21. read more
Student's Spirit of St. Louis exhibit headed to West campus in October
The exhibit, "Flying Over Time: The Spirit of St. Louis Exhibit," is scheduled for a two-day showing at ASU's West campus, Oct. 21-22. read more
ASU breaks ground for new West campus facilities
A June 15 groundbreaking ceremony celebrated the start of construction on a new residence hall and dining facility. read more
Book offers cultural, historical accounts from both sides of U.S.-Mexico border
C. Alejandra Elenes writes from her heart and experiences in her new book, "Transforming Borders." read more
Com studies 'superheroes' shape student for next level
Communication studies graduate Nicki Piemonte is on her way to medical school, thanks to a team of ASU New College faculty she calls "superheroes." read more
Los Angeles performer brings one-man show to West campus
ASU alumnus Christian Moralde takes the audience along in his personal journey through the L.A. entertainment industry. read more

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