Justice studies

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

fingers pointing at a woman covering her face in shame

Arts, humanities and education

The art (and shame) of being ‘called out’

April 15, 2020

Martin Luther King and Malcolm X waiting for press conference, 1964. Photo by Marion S. Trikosko. Image from Library of Congress; no known restrictions on usage.

Law, journalism and politics

Whose book is it anyway?

April 13, 2020

Law, journalism and politics

ASU to host community dialogue with Latina leader Maria Hinojosa

April 01, 2020

ASU Old Main

Law, journalism and politics

ASU's graduate schools hold impressive spots in 2021 rankings

March 12, 2020

"Transforming the Police" Charles Katz Edward Maguire criminology criminal justice Arizona State University

Arts, humanities and education

New book provides research-based strategies for law enforcement

February 06, 2020

Law, journalism and politics

School of Social Transformation event to mark 20th anniversary with author Emily Bazelon

January 10, 2020

Katarina Martinez

Arts, humanities and education

Martinez awarded with 2019 Dean’s Medal for her academic achievements

December 19, 2019

ASU Online student Britta Grant

Starbucks partner finds her passion for justice studies in ASU Online classes

December 17, 2019

John Dreyfus with Kyrsten Sinema

Law, journalism and politics

Philosophy, honors student graduates despite life obstacles

December 06, 2019

Palo Verde Blooms

Arts, humanities and education

1 in 4 Arizona suicides are domestic-violence related, ASU center finds

October 09, 2019