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Join us for our annual Visiting Scholar Lecture: "Opening AI's Black Box and Finding a Baby" with Dr. Anna Lauren Hoffmann! Mark your calendars and learn more/register here: asuevents.asu.edu/event/2025-lin…

The Lincoln Center is so excited to participate in Douglass Day 2025! This Valentine's Day, institutions around the world will work to preserve Black History, through a transcribe-a-thon, a live broadcast, and more! Register today: bit.ly/3QeuqhC

Join us tomorrow for Worldbuilding: Among the Robots! Our speakers will discuss their experiences with designing and utilizing robots in everyday life, and how we can expect our relationship with them to grow and change. Learn more and register: asuevents.asu.edu/event/among-ro…

Introducing our February Digital Humanities Coffee Hour! Henao's talk will focus on the intersection of digital humanities and instructional design, through the lens of a website she developed as apart of her dissertation. Learn more and register here: asuevents.asu.edu/event/digital-…

Explore innovation and sustainability at ASU Open Door! SHPRS is teaming up with ASU Farm and Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics for a day of hands-on learning activities. 🐑🌿💡 🗓️ Saturday, February 22 ⏰ 1–5 p.m. 📍Coor Hall Lawn Learn more here: opendoor.asu.edu/tempe/asu-farm… #ASUOpenDoor

Let's take a look back at last week--our awesome students and staff celebrating Douglass Day 2025! We were able to learn about and preserve Black History and even got a shoutout on the Livestream for our awesome cake (made by Erica)!🎉

Register now for the 26th Annual John P. Frank Memorial Lecture with Dahlia Lithwick, hosted by ASU School of Social Transformation ! Learn more and register here: asuevents.asu.edu/event/john-p-f…

Join us for our March DH Coffee Hour with Krista McPherson, ‘Do Memes Activate Publics?’ The talk will focus on the connection between meme content and how online participation mobilizes community members to participate in real events. Register: asuevents.asu.edu/event/do-memes…

A huge thank you to our 2025 Visiting Scholar Anna Lauren Hoffmann, as well as everyone who came to see her lecture, "Opening AI's Black Box and Finding a Baby." We are so excited to host more events like this one this semester!

Join ASU's Worldbuilding Initiative as we welcome Talia Lakshmi Kolluri as our Spring 2025 Distinguished Lecturer. Follow along as she weaves readings from her collection, "What We Fed To The Manticore," with reflections on her animal-narrated stories. bit.ly/4iDy5li

Don't forget to register for our Worldbuilding event tomorrow! asuevents.asu.edu/event/spring-2…

ASU School of Art in collaboration with Lincoln Center's Museum Ethics Workgroup presents Amanda Wasielewski! Learn more and register here: asuevents.asu.edu/event/guest-ar…

The Lincoln Center in partnership with the Chautauqua Institution is hosting Modern AI: Accelerating Impact for Climate and Nature with guest speaker Amen Ra Mashariki! Learn more and register here: asuevents.asu.edu/event/modern-a…

How can we—as writers, historians, and other kinds of humanists—reclaim what is missing from the record? When is it necessary to invent or to imagine in pursuit of a lost truth or to expand and refine the bigger picture?asuevents.asu.edu/event/speculat…

The Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics' Game Studies Work Group is hosting its inaugural mixer for the many ASU researchers who study and create games (or who may like to in the future)! Come to share interests and meet potential collaborators! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Lincoln Center's Associate Director, Sarah Florini, went on CITI Program's Podcast 'On Tech Ethics' to discuss AI Literacy. Listen here: open.spotify.com/show/4B2FEcALM… or watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=Ko9l7O…

The ASU Worldbuilding Initiative invites you to our 2025 Spring Student Showcase! This event will highlight the excellent work being done by ASU students in imaginative fields like science fiction and fantasy writing. Register today: asuevents.asu.edu/event/asu-worl…

Throwback to our final Worldbuilding event of the semester! We loved seeing all of the students present on their projects, from short stories to poetry and song. See you all next semester for more Worldbuilding👏

As the semester comes to a close, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on all of our amazing events! From Worldbuilding to Visiting Scholar, these past few months were ones for the books. And a huge thank you to all of our speakers and to everyone who came out to support!

Happy pride month from the Lincoln Center! This month and always, we are supporting and lifting up LGBTQ+ voices and stories🏳️‍🌈 #pridemonth2025.