The humanities explore the past and present of human culture so we can understand ourselves — and create a better world for the future.
Arizona State University students and scholars, from the first-year student setting foot on campus for the first time to the distinguished faculty member with worldwide eminence, come together in and out of the classroom to understand our world and to create new knowledge about the peoples and cultures inhabiting the Earth. Humanities is embedded in many different academic programs at the university, from the life sciences, law, media, arts and engineering to ASU’s distinguished humanities departments, schools and research centers.
Come see some of what humanists@ASU do and the transdisciplinary research, education and community service that underpins ASU — a New American University.
April Ryan is a veteran White House correspondent and CNN political correspondent who has reported on national urban issues since President Bill Clinton’s tenure.
For Taylor Notah, a trip to the Arizona State University archives brought the past immediately into the present.
Complete black. Then, out of the darkness, from underneath a pile of dirt in the center of the room, emerges Fargo Tbakhi, into the light, for all to see.
