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School of Transborder Studies

The U.S.-Mexico border wall at dusk.

Arts, humanities and education

‘Something unquiet’: Book examines what happens after migrants die at the border

coronavirus

Health and medicine

Pandemic hitting Latino communities especially hard, ASU expert says

May 07, 2020

CAMP Project students

Sun Devil community

‘Home away from home’: ASU CAMP Scholars provide grads with support, mentorship

May 04, 2020

Law, journalism and politics

The College honors outstanding academic achievement with 2020 Dean’s Medals

April 28, 2020

Angélica César

Law, journalism and politics

Driven by passion for Latino community, first-gen grad reflects on experiences

April 24, 2020

Students in ASU's ROTC program participate in activities

Sun Devil community

Graduate ‘found another family in ASU’

April 17, 2020

Sandwich board

Law, journalism and politics

Latino voters could powerfully influence the 2020 Arizona elections

March 13, 2020

woman speaking to audience

Arts, humanities and education

Telling digital food stories

January 21, 2020

the outside of Armstrong Hall on ASU's Tempe campus

Science and technology

5 esteemed alumni honored with an induction to The College Leaders

November 20, 2019

ASU alumna Reyna Montoya will be honored for her growing legacy of community activism empowering Arizona families touched by immigration issues during The College Leaders event in November.

Law, journalism and politics

Returning to the Forbes stage, ASU alumna speaks to the power of DACA youth leadership

November 08, 2019

Program for Transborder Communities Program Manager Mara Lopez shows one of the historic maps that will be displayed in the newly-curated exhibit at the School of Transborder Studies.

Arts, humanities and education

Historic maps show how the U.S.-Mexico border has changed over centuries

November 01, 2019