At ASU, we’ve been building new pathways to graduation for learners at all stages of their lives.
The official publication of Arizona State University Spring 2025, Vol. 28, No. 2
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ASU today
At ASU, we’ve been building – new experiences, new ways of learning, new ways of engaging, new ways of coming together. Whether you graduated from ASU 30+ years ago or in 2024 , we have prepared this issue of the magazine to bring you an update on the latest and greatest opportunities and resources that are part of the ASU experience. There are options for preschoolers, K–12, college, master’s degree programs, career upskilling, personal growth and beyond . Join us to see what’s new and what might be of interest to you and your family in the years to come. ASU has something for everyone.
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Join in anytime Events for you and your family. PAGE 2
So many ways to learn You belong here for your next chapter. PAGE 4
Change your future, not your schedule On campus, in high-tech spaces, online. PAGE 6
Master the next level A master’s degree can help you future-proof your career. PAGE 8
Quality you can count on ASU is a top university. PAGE 10
Learners study with some of the world’s most brilliant minds PAGE 12
The newest master’s degrees, outstanding faculty and the best arts facilities in the world ASU has made a launch platform for the future of creative jobs. PAGE 14
Your places to grow ASU is ‘one university in many places.’ PAGE 16
Great places to live and learn
Unparalleled living experiences at ASU. PAGE 18
Unforgettable experiences Steeped in history, ready for the future. PAGE 20
Around the world ASU in California, Washington D.C., Bermuda, London and Online PAGE 22
Careers in motion ASU prepares you for the journey ahead. PAGE 24
Supporting careers from day 1 PAGE 26
More than a game Memorable fan experiences for everyone PAGE 29
Join in anytime
Tillman Runs in Tempe
and in dozens of cities around the US
Join thousands nationwide for Tillman Honor Runs, 4.2 miles each, which honor the legacy of former Sun Devil and Army Ranger Pat Tillman. The run is held in locations throughout the U.S., including the 21st annual Pat’s Run that ends on the 42-yard line of Mountain America Stadium’s football field on the Tempe campus.
April 12, 7–11 a.m., Tempe campus; other locations throughout the U.S. alumni.asu.edu/events/tillman-honorruns
Ticketed Family
Reimagining the digital world
Join the ASU Media and Immersive eXperience (MIX) Center for the Spring 2025 MIXibition, an evening filled with sensory-rich exhibits created by students and faculty. Experience captivating immersive projection mapping and VR and AR experiences to extended reality and virtual production.
Wednesday, April 30, 6–8:30 p.m., MIX Center, 50 N. Centennial Way, Mesa mix.asu.edu Free Family
ASU Football Fan Fest
Join the 2024 Big 12 champions, Sun Devil Football, for a free Football Fan Fest with family-friendly activities on and off the field, new food and concession options, an exclusive merchandise and gear sale, and more ways to engage with Sun Devil Football players throughout the stadium.
Friday, April 25, Mountain America Stadium sundevils.com
Free Family
Sun Devil Days and campus tours
Prospective students and their families are invited to tour the ASU campuses, including the newest residence halls, and talk to current students, learn about classes and majors, and discover what it’s like to be a Sun Devil.
Choose from dates throughout April and beyond. Register at visit.asu.edu/sundevilday Free Family
Visit asuevents. asu.edu for events on campus and in the community. Visit sundevils.com for games and matches.
Summer camps for K–12 learners
ASU’s locations, including all four campuses in the Tempe-metro area, and the ASU California Center, offer summer camps for a variety of interests, including engineering, sciences, health and the arts, and ages, from 11th and 12th graders to younger. Day and time vary by location summer.asu.edu/summer-youthprograms Family
Check in to events to earn Pitchforks and rewards!
Sign in to the Sun Devil Rewards app for ASU event listings, news, games and more. Earn and be rewarded! sundevilrewards.asu.edu
Tour Barrett, The Honors College and other campus highlights.
Aayansh Guntaka
ASU Preparatory Academy Digital
The 10-year-old takes classes online so he can compete internationally in chess.
Anna Bethke On campus
’24 BSE in electrical engineering, current master’s student working at the ASU NanoFab fabricating nanoscale transistors.
Thanmai Yandrapati Herberger Young Scholars Academy
Attends the school for gifted and talented on ASU’s West Valley campus.
Jake Goebig On campus
First-year student on the ASU Tempe campus majoring in business entrepreneurship and already making connections.
Jacob DeFant
ASU Online
’24 MS in sustainable food systems and public policy, earned a promotion after graduation.
Jessica Pagoulatos ASU Online
’09 MEd in curriculum and instruction, ’19 MEd in educational leadership, director of academics at Primavera Online.
So many to learn
Isabella Faris On campus
Data science major and a leader of CodeDevils, a fully online ASU student organization for coders around the world.
Kurt “KJ” Russell On campus
’24 JD, ’24 Master of Sports Law and Business, corporate lawyer at Fennemore, credits his fellowships in LA at the law firm for his job offer.
Rafael Ortiz On campus
’24 BS in astrophysics, received the New American University President’s Scholarship, the 2020 Gold Medal in Science and the 2023 Barrett Honors College Award for Innovation.
Carmen Smith Estrada On campus
Studying for her Master of Social Work degree in Tucson to stay close to family and her community.
ways
What happens when a university has a global reputation for academic excellence yet remains open to any student eager to learn? This combination creates an incredible, worldwide demand for an ASU degree.
Linhsey Trinh ASU Online
’24 MS in forensic psychology, a police officer in Indiana who bridged law enforcement and academics while excelling in her graduate program.
Sharon and Randy Fortenberry Mirabella at ASU
Moved to the Tempe campus in 2021 to be connected to stimulating learning opportunities.
ASU has become one of the largest and most impactful communities of students and experts in the world. We are constantly innovating with new degree programs, cutting-edge learning methods and welcoming spaces to foster growth and discovery.
For learners driven to gain new skills, you can explore your potential and make a positive contribution to the world.
You belong here for your next chapter.
Try before you enroll
Learners can take first-year ASU college courses online while still in high school or before enrolling at ASU, and pay for credit only if they’re happy with the grade. The course credit will count toward their ASU degree.
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At ASU, learners can now customize how they learn, what they learn and the speed at which they learn. See all the ways you can make your next academic experience uniquely your own.
The college experience you know
Daytime weekday courses, in-person on campus.
The flexibility you need
Evening and weekend courses, in-person on campus.
Learn from wherever you are
With some courses online, you can learn in real time with classmates, or take classes where you set the pace and learn when it’s convenient for you.
The best of both worlds
Some degree programs offer a hybrid approach that combines in-person and online learning.
A master’s degree can help future-proof your career in a rapidly changing world. There are many benefits to pursuing a graduate degree, from advancing your career, to growing your professional network, to potentially increasing your earnings. There’s also the satisfaction and joy of learning new knowledge and gaining a better understanding of our world.
Studying for a master’s degree can feel out of reach for those balancing work, family, or both. At ASU, we make it more accessible with accelerated programs, flexible schedules, hybrid learning, and online programs—empowering you to advance your education without putting life on hold.
Master the next level
the level
Accelerated options
Students in this advanced simulation health lab are in an accelerated master’s program designed to allow individuals with a non-nursing bachelor’s degree to transition into the in-demand nursing profession.
Open doors to new career opportunities
Graduate school can expand your world and your network. Meet peers, internationally renowned faculty and more in the classes you take and through the conferences you attend. You never know where your next opportunity or great idea will come from.
Become known as a master in your field
Knowledge is power. Learning from and working with the leaders in your field will empower you with a new level of confidence that could forever change the trajectory of your career.
Many of ASU’s most in-demand graduate programs are still accepting applicants for fall.
ASU has options for those looking to advance their careers in health care, nursing, technology, criminal justice, project management, sustainability and more. Learn more at admission. asu.edu/graduate.
Quality you count on
ASU is repeatedly ranked innovation
ASU ahead of MIT and Stanford
— U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT, 10 YEARS, 2016–25
And has ranked #1 on 20+ lists in the past 3 years
ASU is a top U.S. university
based on key indicators including academic reputation, employment outcomes, international research network and sustainability
ASU ahead of Dartmouth, Georgetown and Notre Dame
— QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS, 2025
Top-ranked programs
44 undergraduate and graduate programs at ASU, including online, are in the top 10 in the U.S.
— U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT, 2024
Learn more about ASU rankings at asu.edu/rankings.
Including these graduate programs:
• #1 in the world for international trade
— QS INTERNATIONAL TRADE RANKINGS, 2023–25
• #1 in the U.S. and #2 in the world for MBA in entrepreneurship
— POETS & QUANTS, 2025
• #2 for best graduate criminology and criminal justice programs
— U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT, 2022
• #2 for best graduate homeland security and emergency management program
— U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT, 2024
• #3 for best business school supply chain management MBA program
— U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT, 2024
• #3 for best graduate information and technology management in public affairs program
— U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT, 2024
What does a nationally ranked graduate program mean for you?
It means you’ll stand out in competitive fields and have the confidence, skills and hands-on experience you need to succeed.
you can
448 undergraduate degree options for learning on campus in Arizona. 277 of the majors have an accelerated option, which offers highly committed students the same high-quality curriculum as the regular degree path options in a shorter period of time.
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master’s degree options for learning on campus in Arizona. 156 have an accelerated option, offering the same high-quality curriculum as the regular degree path in a shorter period of time.
Learn more about all ASU degrees at degrees.asu.edu.
12,000+ courses offered
18-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio
Who teaches classes?
All learners study with the same outstanding faculty
All ASU students learn alongside the same quality professors and researchers across the university as they explore innovative ideas and make groundbreaking discoveries. These game changers and academic mentors include Nobel laureates and other leaders in their fields, providing you access to some of the brightest minds in academia.
Learn more at asu.edu/academics/ faculty-excellence.
ASU’s faculty includes:
• Nobel laureates
• Pulitzer Prize winners
• MacArthur “Genius” Fellows
• Fulbright U.S. Scholars
• Guggenheim Fellows
• American Academy of Arts and Sciences members
• National Academy of Sciences members
• National Academy of Engineering members
• National Endowment for the Humanities Fellows
College grads earn more money, are healthier and have more career flexibility than peers who only finish high school or community college.
SOURCES: GEORGETOWN CENTER ON EDUCATION AND THE WORKFORCE, COLLEGE BOARD, TROSTEL, FEDERAL RESERVE, GALLUP-LUMINA FOUNDATION, U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS
Will an ASU degree help get you a better job? ASU is ranked #2 in the U.S. for employability among public universities
ASU ahead of UCLA, University of Michigan and Purdue
— GLOBAL EMPLOYABILITY UNIVERSITY RANKING AND SURVEY, 2025
A love for math and science, fostered by great faculty, now applied in aerospace
Natalie Figueroa, ’24 BS in physics, was in her first year at ASU in Barrett, The Honors College when her mentors encouraged her to become a fellow in Research Professor Ivan Ermanoski’s lab in the College of Global Futures working on a thermochemical reactor for hydrogen production. After a semester, she was hired as his research assistant because of the quality of her work. Her lab experience helped prepare her for a career in science and engineering.
Possible photo of her at her new job.
She is now an engineer at Collins Aerospace, where she has helped create a troubleshooting bot, using machine learning to help employees do their test work more effectively.
“Ever since I was a kid, [growing up in Goodyear] I was like ASU was the place to go,” she says. As a first-generation student, she was unsure about how to become an engineer but says her professors helped her find her path.
More at engineering.asu.edu physics.asu.edu.
Experience an academic powerhouse
Here is the recipe for an ideal academic experience: Begin with award-winning, world-class professors who have a passion for teaching and mentorship. Mix in the most up-to-date knowledge and instruction. Combine it with envelope-pushing experiential learning experiences. And infuse it with a bit of creativity. Taken all together, you get a transformative academic experience worth your time and investment. Read on to see how ASU delivers it.
“At ASU, Ivan [Ermanoski] always held me to a very high standard , and I think that that really helped, because I got used to doing quality work in a quick manner.”
— NATALIE FIGUEROA, ’24 BS PHYSICS, NOW TEST ENGINEER II AT COLLINS AEROSPACE
minds
Tapping into
“There’s no other place on Earth like the MIX Center that is putting together spatial computing, immersive design, storytelling and media production in this way.”
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NICK
PILARSKI, INTERIM MIX CENTER DIRECTOR AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
18,000+ square feet of creative studio workspaces at the MIX Center in downtown Mesa, all accessible in both day and evening classes
4 professional level soundstages for making highquality audio recordings
10+ arts and design programs ranked top 20 in the U.S.
500+ faculty members across all areas of creative practice in arts and design in the Herberger Institute
31,000+ alumni connections in the arts and design
into tech
The newest master’s degrees, outstanding faculty and the best arts facilities in the world
ASU has made a launch platform for the future of creative jobs
Last fall, students and faculty from the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts presented cutting-edge projects at the MIXibition at the Media and Immersive eXperience (MIX) Center.
Jialong Xu, ’22 BA in communication and a graduate student in the Media Arts and Sciences program in the School of Arts, Media and Engineering, showcased a scuba diving experience game for the Apple Vision Pro. “It’s truly inspiring to see how this event fosters innovation and transforms creative visions into reality,” he says.
The college’s new master’s degree programs, MSD in design (experience design) and MS in media arts and sciences (extended reality technologies), prepare students for careers in digital gaming, extended and virtual realities, interactive environments, themed entertainment, and other forms of immersive storytelling.
In ASU MIX Center studios, Sian Proctor demonstrates an augmented reality project of what it was like to see Earth from her spaceflight.
“Every major tech company is betting billions of dollars on this future, and our degrees put students at that forefront,” says Nick Pilarski, interim MIX Center director and associate professor.
Learn more at herbergerinstitute. asu.edu/degree-programs/ mix-center-graduate-degrees.
Your places to grow
Tempe campus
ASU’s historic campus is home to multidisciplinary research in first-rate research centers, innovative VR learning labs and the university’s Big 12 sports, with an energetic, friendly atmosphere.
Downtown Phoenix campus
Situated near health care, journalism, government, public service, arts and other professional connections, this campus offers a big-city feel in a career-focused environment.
West Valley campus
Surrounded by beautiful courtyards and fountains, this campus offers a tight-knit community with a peaceful, welcoming vibe that is focused on training the next generation of a more robust workforce.
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Polytechnic campus
Located in the vibrant East Valley, this campus offers the ultimate “think, do, learn” experience with cutting-edge facilities and project-based learning through strong industry partnerships.
ASU is ‘one university in many places’
ASU connects you to world-class faculty, top-ranked programs and state-of-the-art learning environments to help you succeed at any stage of your lifelong learning journey. Each of the four distinctive campuses throughout metropolitan Phoenix provides access to the university’s strength and innovation, and all offer attributes and focuses to meet the needs of any learner.
Learn more at campus.asu.edu .
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Great places
The University Gateway Building, above on Mill Avenue, houses programs from the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts, including music, music therapy, art, animation and photography. It is located near the ASU Art Museum, and design, art and music buildings to facilitate collaboration.
places to live and learn
Unparalleled living experiences at ASU
ASU offers more than 11,000 state-of-the-art rooms, all of which have been updated within the past 20 years, creating one of the most modern and dynamic student living communities in the nation. This year, a brand-new residence hall on the Tempe campus will welcome over 800 students pursuing studies in design, the arts, health and education. This premier facility features semiprivate rooms, an on-site dining hall and a variety of top-tier amenities—all conveniently located near Tempe’s vibrant Mill Avenue District and ASU’s thriving academic and creative core.
Learn more at housing.asu.edu/ tempes-new-residence-hall.
Unforgettable experiences
Steeped in history, ready for the future
Graduation at ASU is a joyous and momentous occasion – the culmination of years of hard work, workforce preparation and personal growth. The iconic campus locations you remember – like the 100-year-old Palm Walk and Old Main – are thriving. Today, they’re the backdrops for the memories of a new generation of learners, participating in the same time-honored Sun Devil traditions you did when you were last here. The places you remember have been joined by new places to live, learn and socialize with 21st-century technology, including virtual reality learning labs that can take students anywhere to learn anything.
Get to know today’s ASU at asu.edu/about.
Cormick McCune, ’24 BS in construction management and technology; Nathan Cross, ’24 BS in electrical engineering; Matthew Janeway, ’24 BA in business communication; and Anthony Ellero, ’24 BS in business entrepreneurship, celebrate their graduation at Old Main on the Tempe campus.
Unforgettable
Around the
ASU California Center in the heart of Los Angeles
Steps from the Fashion District and at the center of the nation’s film and television industry, the ASU California Center in Los Angeles provides professional and academic opportunities.
The ASU California Center features top-ranked undergraduate and graduate degree programs, including The Sidney Poitier New American Film School, ASU FIDM and the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
Students experience a global hub for creativity, preparing for careers in film, fashion, virtual reality, law, government, public service, journalism, media and the corporate sector. Student housing is available at the Broadway Palace, a luxury apartment building.
ASU BIOS
ASU Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences conducts scientific analysis of the ocean to address critical global environmental issues and combines research with distinct teaching facilities in and near the ocean to offer students experiential learning.
the world
ASU in Washington, D.C.
ASU’s presence in Washington, D.C., means providing experiences with national and international issues through interactions with thought leaders and policymakers. You can also earn your degree through ASU Local at ASU’s Washington Center.
TEDI-London
Founded by ASU, King’s College London and UNSW Sydney, The Engineering & Design Institute offers project-based, hands-on curriculum and three-year accelerated degrees for globally minded, futurefocused learners.
ASU Online
ASU offers more online programs ranked in the top 20 than any other university, without compromising quality. As an online student, you’ll learn from the same top-tier faculty and follow the same curriculum as on-campus students. No matter your background, ASU Online provides you with an unmatched online learning experience with research opportunities, hands-on learning, internships and more to empower you to achieve your personal and professional goals.
Careers in
Rylee Engelken ’24 BS biochemistry, sales test lab technician at AMETEK Brookfield
Michael Hwang ’14 MBA, ’21 Executive Master of Sustainability Leadership, director, sustainability partner GTM strategy at Microsoft
Novus Place is a vibrant new entertainment area on the Tempe campus with shops and restaurants surrounding a park.
Aditi Galande ’23 BA global health, ’23 BS biomedical sciences, medical assistant at Advanced Dermatology, accepted into medical school
ASU prepares you for the journey ahead
The things that interest you throughout your life often signal the types of careers you’ll excel at and enjoy. ASU can help you to explore your interests more deeply and guide you on a path to realizing how what gives you joy can be turned into a meaningful career. Our undergraduate and master’s programs emphasize hands-on experiences and we will help you find internships that align with your goals. Then, when it’s time to enter the workforce or upskill, ASU Career Services will help you land your dream job.
More at career.asu.edu.
Jesus Franco Yescas ’23 BS informatics, program coordinator at ASU Next Lab, pursing a master’s in media arts and sciences
Supporting careers from Day 1
Whether you’re just starting out or ready to take the next step in a long career, ASU’s numerous
career resources
will help you thrive
Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering
Real-world projects and preparation even for firstyear students
Research with faculty at the top of their fields, internships at leading companies and mentorship by industry experts all give students a competitive edge in the job market. At the Innovation Showcase, even first-year students can present the ideas they’ve conceptualized with guidance from industry professionals, paving the way to valuable career opportunities. career.engineering.asu.edu
W. P. Carey School of Business
Setting students up for success in business, logistics, finance and more
At W. P. Carey, students go through a guided process of launching fulfilling careers. In 2024, the college hosted more than 185 employers and provided over 500,000 touchpoints for students and alums to engage. In addition, the college offers the Cooperative Education Program, a three- to six-month learning opportunity for undergrads to work full time with a partner company to gain valuable skills. career.wpcarey.asu.edu
Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts
Landing jobs in the arts through career support for all students
Advising, mentoring, internships and connections — Herberger provides what is needed to succeed in the creative arts. Many faculty members work in their fields, and they readily share their industry connections to help students land internships and jobs in creative industries. students.herbergerinstitute.asu.edu/ creative-career-services
Helping students secure jobs in journalism
With comprehensive professional branding and career planning services, internships and industry connections, the school prepares students for success. In 2024, nearly 400 students completed internships, and the school hosted 13 different recruiters in 22 visits. cronkite.asu.edu/students/career-services
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Tailored career support for all students
The Futures Initiative is built to provide support for students in every phase of their college journey. Through career counseling services like Pre-Health and Pre-Law advising, as well as internship and research support, more than 30,000 students at The College graduate as strong candidates entering the job market. thecollege.asu.edu/student-life/careers
Barrett, The Honors College
Preparation in a top-ranked honors college
Global Honors Flex gives students, including first-year students, the chance to study abroad. The Life Prep program builds essential professional and personal skills. Barrett students work with ASU faculty and are frequently top choices by employers. barretthonors.asu.edu
Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication
Jovita Dela Cruz, ’23 Bachelor of Global Management, ’24 Master of Global Management, speaks with a recruiter about career options at Futures Night for Military-Connected Learners sponsored by ASU’s Pat Tillman Veterans Center.
Helping student veterans gain the upper hand in employment
A military futures expert told a group of student veterans that 77% of all jobs soon will be impacted or altered by AI and that their positions will change every two and a half years due to a variety of factors. However, there are steps they can take to “job proof” themselves.
“Your brand is your last name, and it means you should be able to give employers five reasons why they should hire you. These are the five values that you represent … that’s your brand,” said Mike Schindler, a U.S. Navy veteran, an award-winning author and speaker at the Pat Tillman Veterans Center’s Futures Night at ASU, which connects veterans with recruiters.
Learn more at veterans.asu.edu.
More than a game
than
“The quality of games and excitement surrounding the football team is amazing. We capped the year with a family trip to the Peach Bowl. My 16-year-old son is not a big sports guy but was going crazy during the game.”
Memorable fan experiences for all ages
Whether you attended every game while at ASU or have not yet attended, ASU athletics competition has something to offer everyone. From the football tailgates to the new restaurants and food options in Novus Place, ASU’s sports are drawing fans of all ages.
Today’s Game Day experience has been revamped to be even better. Sample highlights include amazing food featuring signature items for each game:
• Burnt end street tacos for the KU game
• Devil Dogs: footlong Sonoran-style hot dogs
• Inferno Fries: fries loaded with cheese curds
• Value menu expanded
• Vegan and vegetarian options
More after-game options have been expanded on the Tempe campus in the Novus Innovation Corridor, including North Italia, Blanco Cocina + Cantina, Flower Child, Blue Sushi Sake Grill, Over Easy and more.
Tap into athletics events at sundevils.com
At ASU, we’ve been building new ways of engaging and coming together.
in the
Gain an edge job market
by studying at the #2 in the U.S. public university for graduate employment
ASU ahead of UCLA, University of Michigan and Purdue –Global Employability University Ranking and Survey, 2025
Many ways to learn
ASU has on-campus, flexible, accelerated and online ways to learn from pre-K–12 to college, master’s degrees and beyond. Explore more at asu.edu .
Start an undergraduate or master’s degree this fall semester
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