Arizona State University offers a unique Online Master of Arts in World War II Studies program, described on its webpage as ideal for those interested in the diplomatic, cultural, social, and economic impacts of World War II. The program is noted for being the first of its kind in the nation. Jacob Flaws, an assistant teaching professor involved with the program, summarized it succinctly: "It's really cool."
Colleen Jennings-Roggensack is set to receive a Tony Honor for Excellence in the Theater on June 16, recognizing her decades-long commitment to inclusivity at ASU Gammage and within the theater community. As Arizona’s sole Tony Awards voter, Jennings-Roggensack frequently travels to New York to assess Broadway shows for both voting purposes and potential performances in Tempe.
Abril Ramos, a chemical engineering student at Arizona State University (ASU), is playing a significant role in developing technology for NASA's Artemis moon mission. As an intern at SwiftCoat, an ASU spinout company, Ramos has been instrumental in creating an anti-fog coating for spacesuit helmets. This innovation addresses the issue of condensation inside helmets during space missions.
CHANDLER, Ariz. – Independence Day will be marked by the All-American Bash in Downtown Chandler. This free, family-friendly event will feature live music, yard games, food vendors, and more. Scheduled for Thursday, July 4 from 7-9:30 p.m., the event will take place at Dr. A.J. Chandler Park: Stage Plaza, located at 178 E. Commonwealth Ave.
The City of Tempe has been recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as a Green Power Partner, underscoring its commitment to clean energy and reducing environmental impact.
Mayor John Giles announced today that the Mesa Youth Climate Action Fund will begin accepting applications on June 1. Young people aged 15-24 who reside in or attend school in Mesa are encouraged to apply for up to $5,000 in funding to design and implement projects addressing Mesa’s Climate Action Goals. These goals include heat mitigation, water stewardship, clean air, and increasing Mesa’s tree canopy. The deadline for application submissions is July 31.
The City of Mesa and Arizona Disabled Sports are collaborating with Red Mountain Theatre to present "Madagascar Jr." at the Red Mountain High School Auditorium, located at 7301 E. Brown Road. The cast includes individuals from the Mesa Adaptive Program with developmental disabilities, supported by theater students from the high school who assist participants with their speaking lines and choreography.