Washington, D.C.

Study USA students and faculty posing in front of a screen reading "ASU Study USA Memory & Monuments" in one of the museum's libraries

Online World War II studies program expands reach with hybrid memory and monuments course

An image of several rows of blue DNA strands, with one strand glowing up, pointing to a specific gene sequence.

Health and medicine

ASU professor outlines importance of including sex chromosomes in genetic screenings

March 26, 2026

Martin Pasqualetti

ASU geography professor named 2025 AAAS Fellow

March 26, 2026

Julia Ioffe and David Scheffer talking to an audience, with a copy of Ioffe's book Motherland displayed on a table

The extraordinary stories of Russia’s ordinary women

March 18, 2026

Sam Weiss Evans presents to an audience

Advisor: Fixing America's biotechnology governance system will take a major shift

March 13, 2026

Robert Cook-Deegan presents a slide on a monitor with information about Operation Warp Speed to an unseen audience

ASU professor: Government, academia and industry working together is key for scientific advancement

March 03, 2026

Chris Dodd reading from a book with David Scheffer next to him

Former Sen. Dodd shares his father's experiences as a prosecutor in Nuremberg trials

February 11, 2026

Law, journalism and politics

To secure our future, this ASU initiative is examining the past

January 21, 2026

Bhaven Sampat and Dahlia Sokolov field questions from an audience member in a packed classroom

ASU center committed to advancing New American University’s model for science funding in US

November 14, 2025

Sasha Pippenger and David Scheffer speaking to an unseen audience

ASU celebrates 80th anniversary of UN Charter

November 03, 2025

Rizwan Saeed Sheikh and Heela Rasool-Ayub listen to a question from a man in the audience

Local, national and global affairs

Predicting a new era of security

October 27, 2025