Politics

Brush painting titled "Hopeless." Four women (three standing, one kneeling) crying outside the closed gates of a school, on the first day Afghan girls were denied entry under the Taliban regime.

Arts, humanities and education

The brush is mightier: One man’s mission to rescue art from the Taliban

Arts, humanities and education

James Riding In retires after 30 years of advocating for Native communities

July 01, 2021

Kevin Wright, professor, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Center for Correctional Solutions

Arts, humanities and education

New scholarship to assist graduate students' work at ASU Center for Correctional Solutions

May 21, 2021

Carson Swisher, spring 2021, outstanding graduate, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice

Arts, humanities and education

Switching major 2 weeks before starting at ASU proved right choice for grad

April 22, 2021

Tylie DiBene

Arts, humanities and education

Justice studies grad reflects on seizing opportunities, overcoming imposter syndrome

April 16, 2021

Neal Katyal

Law, journalism and politics

School of Social Transformation event to discuss justice and 21st-century Supreme Court

April 06, 2021

Science and technology

First-gen ASU student finds her calling in serving vulnerable communities

March 04, 2021

student on computer

Arts, humanities and education

Justice studies BA program now offered through ASU Online

February 18, 2021

Arts, humanities and education

Renowned scholar Angela Davis to speak at ASU virtual event

February 03, 2021

Village Court Session Ending in Enga Papua New Guinea

Arts, humanities and education

Community input is crucial to restoring justice in some small societies

December 28, 2020

Albi Cela

Law, journalism and politics

ASU Law international grad strives to grow as a human rights advocate

November 23, 2020