Media

Two women speak while seated on a stage

Local, national and global affairs

Olympic-themed event examines the long fight for equity in women's sport

A woman works at a computer

Law, journalism and politics

ASU's Cronkite School partners with technology firms to bring innovation to TV newsrooms

April 08, 2019

DNA Vials

Law, journalism and politics

DNA enters legal maze with potential to solve — and create — privacy problems

April 05, 2019

Portrait of Indian Country Today Editor Mark Trahant

Law, journalism and politics

National Native American news outlet moving to Cronkite School

April 05, 2019

Building in Washington, D.C.

Law, journalism and politics

ASU leans into role as international presence and player in Washington, D.C.

March 28, 2019

Elaissia Sears, an alumna of The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences' School of Politics and Global Studies, was sworn is as Justice of the Peace for the West Mesa Justice Court this January.

Law, journalism and politics

ASU alumna tackles community issues in the courtroom as current youngest justice of the peace in Arizona

March 28, 2019

An iconic image of the sun, made up of semicircular arcs of different colors: yellows, oranges, and reds.

Science and technology

Authors, artists explore solar futures in new anthology

March 22, 2019

photo of man shining flashlight at starry sky

Arts, humanities and education

ASU archaeologist debunks alien influence, other conspiracy theories in archaeology

March 14, 2019

hundred dollar bills

Law, journalism and politics

Paying the price: ASU researchers say health care waste is worse than reported

March 14, 2019

Woman in black dress in green chair

Law, journalism and politics

Howard Center executive editor delivers 13th Paul J. Schatt Memorial Lecture

March 11, 2019

Experimental Tropical Biology course in Central America

Science and technology

Panama study abroad gives students research experience

February 15, 2019