ASU's director of social embeddedness talks about how the university is finding ways to integrate into surrounding communities
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Explore 10 stories that highlight the many benefits to partnering
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ASU was listed on the Honor Roll with Distinction as well as recognized as a Finalist for our commitment to improving PreK-20 educational outcomes
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Recognizing ASU's institutional commitment to the community, outreach, partnerships and curricular engagement
Learn moreCentral to ASU’s charter is a commitment to be fundamentally responsible for the economic, social, cultural and overall health of the communities it serves. To achieve this bold mission, ASU partners with the community in mutually beneficial ways — deeply rooted in its place as a vital anchor institution in the local community and beyond.
ASU engages with people and issues in the community through mutually beneficial partnerships. See what makes our collaborative model unique.
Whether you're a community organization or K-12 school, ASU has an opportunity for you. See how to get connected to ASU community programs, expertise and resources.
ASU is continually awarded for its engagement with community needs and challenges, and recognizes others for their involvement. See how you can be recognized.
As a child in the late 1960s, Michael Crow grasped the deep divide between the TV images of men bouncing on the moon and the struggles of the working-class families in his community.
Orderly rows of lettuce, flowers and vegetables in raised planter beds flourish alongside pecan and citrus trees at the Garden Commons on Arizona State University's Polytechnic campus.
In spring 2020, as the pandemic and resulting stay-at-home orders shuttered schools and indoor public spaces, many people found themselves holed up in their homes while still yearning to rema
