Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics

John P. Frank Memorial Lecture features Jason Stanley, expert on propaganda and power

Palo Verde Blooms

The power of dialogue: ASU welcomes musician, activist Daryl Davis

March 04, 2026

A stack of Eric's Book, "We're Not Broken," is displayed.

Lecturer brings fresh perspectives on autism to ASU's Lincoln Center

December 04, 2025

A single illuminated cube among several dark cubes.

Arts, humanities and education

'Escaping Flatland': Faculty advocate for AI literacy in higher education

September 17, 2025

The W. P. Carey School of Business.

Navigating business, nurturing connections in uncertain times

September 16, 2025

A small group of Lincoln Center students and staff stand in front of a building at the Chautauqua Institution.

Students Teach and Learn at Chautauqua Institution

August 08, 2025

A group of people led by a woman with blonde hair and fair skin walk through a farm on a sunny day with clear blue skies.

Team of ASU Faculty form partnership with local farms, seek student engagement

October 17, 2024

Arts, humanities and education

The next chapter: How 'BookTok' is shaping a new generation of readers, literature

October 04, 2024

Student looking at table during the Humanities Week Open House.

Arts, humanities and education

Annual Humanities Week returns with inspiring lineup of conversations, events

September 23, 2024

ASU outdoor sign grazed with branches of yellow palo verde tree flower blooms

Arts, humanities and education

ASU researchers awarded $1M grant to cultivate civic virtues in Arizona public universities

September 04, 2024

A robotic arm reaches out from the left side of the image to touch a human arm with tattoos reaching from the right of the image. The orientation is a nod to Michaelangelo's "The Creation of Adam."

Science and technology

ASU workgroup addresses ethical questions about the use of AI in higher ed

August 27, 2024