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Following the 2025 Graduate College Distinguished Lecture with NCAA Champion and motivational speaker Anthony Robles, this dynamic panel discussion brings together voices from across Arizona State University to explore how we overcome obstacles, redefine strength, and build resilience in our academic and personal lives.

The Critical Language Scholarship Program offers a fully funded, intensive summer abroad to learn a language that can change a life and a career.

Dr. Ana Silvia Cervantes Figueroa, a Crossing Latinidades Mellon Fellow and ASU alumna, explores feminist reimaginings of the witch archetype in Hispanic literature.

This month’s bold word is “unstoppable” — a reflection on persistence, adaptability and the courage to keep moving forward. Dean Wentz explores how empathy and determination work together to help us adapt today to shape tomorrow, with insights from ASU faculty and a preview of the upcoming Distinguished Lecture featuring Anthony Robles.

For graduate students heading into the academic job market, the campus interview can feel like both a finish line and an obstacle course. It’s exciting to make it that far, but also intimidating, days of teaching demos, research talks, and constant conversation can drain even the most extroverted scholar.

Graduate students and postdoctoral scholars at ASU now have a powerful new resource to elevate their research and publishing skills — Nature Masterclasses On Demand.