ASUNews

July 24, 2008
Syndicate contentRSS News Feed

Home

Humanities

07/15/08

University | Humanities:  ASU office reflects on 3 decades of success

The Office of American Indian Projects is the oldest program of its kind in the nation, successfully graduating nearly 300 American Indian students over the last 31 years.

07/07/08

Humanities | Students:  Sage Scholarship gives Watjen opportunity to study in Laos

ASU’s Meg Watjen is the winner of the 2008 Sage Family Southeast Asian Studies Scholarship, which provides for a six-week summer study in Laos.

06/25/08

Faculty and Staff | Humanities:  ASU professor receives Governor's Preservation Award

Professor Noel Stowe is being honored for his outstanding achievements in preserving Arizona’s historic resources through the public history program.

05/27/08

University | Humanities | Students:  ASU unveils master's degree in social justice

ASU’s new master’s degree program is focusing on the application of social justice and human rights approaches to cross-disciplines such as education, labor and the environment.

05/16/08

Science | Humanities:  ASU offers new perspective of Grand Canyon

An ASU team of educators are out to deepen public perspectives of the Grand Canyon with a new interpretation of its human history.

05/16/08

Arts / Culture | Humanities | Sustainability / Environment:  ASU fuses sustainability with art

ASU’s Institute for Humanities Research, is examining the topic of sustainability by playing host to two art exhibitions that fuse the humanities and sustainability.

05/15/08

Humanities | Students | Research:  Sun Angel Scholarship funds research in the humanities

Three undergraduate students receive the Sun Angel Excellence in the Humanities Research Scholarship, which affords students the chance to pursue a research project in their field of study.

05/14/08

Faculty and Staff | Humanities:  Tirosh-Samuelson to become director of Jewish Studies

In sharing her vision, Tirosh-Samuelson says that Jewish Studies at ASU will focus on research, teaching and community outreach.

05/12/08

Faculty and Staff | Humanities:  History sheds light on current human rights issues

In a wide-ranging interview, Mark von Hagen reflects on aspects of the history department and his role in shaping its future.

05/09/08

Humanities | Sustainability / Environment:  Humanities field helps scholars address sustainability issues

A group at the Polytechnic campus is showing the interconnectedness of how humanities and the arts can play a role when talking about sustainability.

12345678next ›last »
Syndicate contentRSS News Feed