Faculty and Staff | Humanities | News coverage | Social Science:  Lucy, Ida fossils headline New York City exhibit

"Lucy," a 3.2 million-year-old hominid fossil discovered by paleoanthropology professor Don Johanson 35 years ago will be on display with "Ida," a remarkably preserved 47 million-year-old female mammalin the upcoming “Lucy’s Legacy: The Hidden Treasures of Ethiopia.” 

Arts / Culture | Science | Humanities | Social Science:  Marean weighs in on the debate over oldest human art

ASU anthropologist Curtis Marean addresses the discovery of 70,000-year-old objects that may bear engravings

Arts / Culture | Humanities:  Young readers 'game' for Sci-fi series

Students at Basha High School in Chandler recently unveiled their Wiki project, based on a sci-fi series of novels called The Softwire, at ASU's Decision Theater.

Faculty and Staff | Humanities | Social Science:  Humanities fellowship supports research in India’s mountains

Two ASU faculty researchers are about to journey into the mountains of western India to discover the meanings which the country's sacred mountaintops hold for the many types of people who visit them.

Humanities | International engagement | Social Science | Sustainability and environment:  ASU participates in international summit on global change

A delegation of ASU researchers participated in an international summit, held in Germany, as part of an effort to understand and undertake the social challenges of global change.

Arts / Culture | Education | Faculty and Staff | Humanities | Students | Community | Social Science:  Ceramics exhibits explore the beauty of form

Dual exhibits at the ASU Museum of Anthropology have shattered attendance records and are continuing to draw crowds.

University | Arts / Culture | Science | Faculty and Staff | Humanities | Research | Social Science:  ASU archaeologist earns Dumbarton Oaks Fellowship

Humanities | Social Science:  Interdisciplinary Studies M.A. covers all bases

The growing Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies at ASU's West campus allows students to individually tailor a program to their specific needs from a variety of interdisciplinary course offerings.

University | Arts / Culture | Science | Faculty and Staff | Humanities | Life Science | Research | Social Science:  Institute of Human Origins participates in Santa Barbara symposium

Humanities:  Arizona's earliest female politicians: tough and independent

Faculty associate Heidi Osselaer newly published book, “Winning Their Place: Arizona Women in Politics, 1883-1950,” explores the participation of women in Arizona's early politics.