University | Arts / Culture | Humanities | International engagement | Students | News coverage | Social Science:  Tattoo researcher preserves history, culture

University | Science | Humanities | News coverage | Life Science | Social Science:  Lucy fossil continues to inspire, educate

The 3.2-million-year-old Australopith named Lucy, discovered in 1974 by ASU's Donald Johanson will be on display in Seattle’s Pacific Science Center from Oct. 4, 2008, until March 8, 2009.

University | Science | Faculty and Staff | News coverage | Life Science | Social Science:  ASU’s Nash earns Distinguished Primatologist Award

Professor Leanne Nash has been selected by the American Society of Primatologists to receive the 2008 Distinguished Primatologist Award.

University | Arts / Culture | Journalism | Education | Faculty and Staff | Humanities | International engagement | Students | Community | News coverage | Social Science:  Lecture series covers political, social, cultural issues

ASU's School of Letters & Sciences is presenting its first community lecture series at the Downtown Phoenix campus.

Arts / Culture | Faculty and Staff | Innovation / Entrepreneurship | International engagement | Community | News coverage:  Dove’s dance expertise "crosses line" at festival

Simon Dove is co-curating the second annual French Institute Alliance Française’s Fall Festival 2008, Crossing the Line in New York City.

University | Humanities | News coverage | Sustainability and environment:  ASU archaeologists figure in sustainability research

ASU archaeologists Katherine Spielmann and Charles Redman are featured in Peter N. Spotts' "bright green blog" for their sustainability-related research.

University | Journalism | News coverage:  ASU journalism school gets transformed

ASU's journalism school has undergone a radical transformation in the six years since Michael Crow became president.

Arts / Culture | Community | News coverage:  Rock Art Center wins parents' choice award

ASU's Deer Valley Rock Art Center is making headlines as a Nickelodeon Parents’ Pick for 2008.

Science | Faculty and Staff | News coverage | Life Science | Research | Social Science | Sustainability and environment:  Discovery sheds new light on 'green Sahara'

ASU bioarchaeologist Chris Stojanowski and an international team of experts discuss what they are learning about humans and climate change from cemetery remains buried thousands of years ago in the Sahara desert.

University | Administration | Education | Innovation / Entrepreneurship | News coverage | Research:  ASU is thinking big