Among the first of its kind, Stanford’s newest hub of interdisciplinary scholarship transforms the museum’s collection and expands research opportunities.
Researchers at ASU are documenting and engaging with the sounds of the Southwest
Endowed funds are an important source of revenue for the long-term health of Arizona State University’s research, teaching and learning activities, but their returns are not just monetary: each year, about 30 students gain rigorous, hands-on experience analyzing and managing a small percentage of ASU’s endowment assets as part of the Student Investment Management (SIM) Fund.
Logistics is central to humanitarian relief operations – but also its most expensive part. Learn how one team of ASU experts managed “doing the right things” while “doing things right.”
The ASU Ceramics Research Center (CRC), part of ASU Art Museum, is located at street level in the Brickyard, just off Tempe’s Mill Avenue. Its 15th anniversary, being celebrated this March, marks a decade and a half of donor support and public engagement in a field that is “on fire” in the art market.
Here, Garth Johnson, curator of ceramics at the CRC, explains the collection.
Works include Geoffrey Chaucer, Francis Bacon, John Milton, Ovid, Sir Walter Raleigh, Jonathan Swift and William Shakespeare
Petko donation makes ASU's type collection the largest in North American higher-education institutions
Maroon and golden years: ASU to develop university-based retirement community.
Curatorial interns facilitate ASU Art Museum exhibits from conception to opening reception
