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- New College offers wide variety of Winter Session classes
You can earn three credits during the semester break by taking one of several online and on-campus classes offered by ASU's New College.
- New College student puts accent on research to help fight cancer
The chance to do research as an undergrad came as a surprise to New College senior Julie Furmick, but she is making the most of the opportunity.
- 'Trauma and Compassion' at ASU's West campus Nov. 4
A full day of events focused on social justice and human rights issues in Arizona is scheduled Nov. 4 at ASU's West campus.
- Master's in psychology joins degree offerings on West campus
Applications are being accepted for ASU's new M.S. program in psychology, offered by the New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences.
- Renowned scholar to speak about crisis in Darfur
The humanitarian crisis in the Darfur region of Sudan and what to do - or not to do - about it is the focus of an upcoming public lecture at ASU’s West campus.
- Weeklong celebration of 'Devilish Homecoming' at West campus Oct. 26-30
From an academic expo to a haunted ball, and from flag football to a talent show, ASU's West campus is the site of a weeklong celebration of the university's "Devilish Homecoming."
- Spider lab at ASU's West campus frightens, then educates
Check your fears at the door of Chad Johnson's spider lab, where behavioral research into black widow spiders and their feeding habits is a study that at first frightens and, eventually, serves as a learning tool for students.
- ASU's New College announces upcoming events
ASU's New College and its Division of Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies has announced a schedule of upcoming events that includes gallery installations, a presentation featuring internationally recognized theoretical physicist Paul Davies, and an open mic night for electronic musicians.
- Holocaust survivor to speak at Downtown Phoenix campus
Holocaust survivor Bernard Scheer will recount the true stories of great suffering, remarkable determination and many acts of heroism at an Oct. 8 lecture on the Downtown Phoenix campus.
- Discussion explores philosophical, spiritual aspects of death and dying
A panel of ASU professors will share their diverse perspectives and expertise about death and dying during an Oct. 8 event.