'Yellow Zone' deconstructs trash for fashion
The remnants of leftover tents from FORM, a music festival held in Arcosanti, Arizona, sit in a bin in ASU alumnus Connor Damaschi’s shed.
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The remnants of leftover tents from FORM, a music festival held in Arcosanti, Arizona, sit in a bin in ASU alumnus Connor Damaschi’s shed.
Fluorescent lights shine down on the football field. Stacked on bleachers and huddled on the turf, hundreds of faces stand staring at one end of a vast, grass circle.
In Rob Jameson’s makerspace, a sunlit room adorned with journeyman’s tools and various materials meant for creating, Jameson reflected on the lifestyle he has become accustomed to living at Arcosanti. To say the least, he's satisfied.
Unpaid and abused labor in the developing world makes it cheaper for universities to sell branded children’s apparel, but ASU recently suspended ties with one such unethical provider.
When sustainability graduate student Sarra Tekola first came to ASU, her initial thought was to look for a multicultural center.
ASU graduate student Caress Russell, also known as the poet "Lady Caress", poses for a photo at the Lyceum Theatre in Tempe, Arizona, on Friday, Sept. 21, 2018.
Standing in the center of a coffee shop, surrounded by Phoenix locals and artists, was a woman with a gripping performative energy. She was beatboxing, singing and performing all while delivering lines about racial inequality and women’s empowerment.
Dakota Villanueva first picked up a guitar at 3-years-old. 18 years later, he is set to release his debut album.
Sitting in his philosophy of science class, junior psychology major Derek Espinoza noticed a mushroom tattooed on one of his classmates arms.
The large community within ASU acts as a base for many cultures to come together and grow. Hip-hop is no exception to that.
It might be hazy around campus the third weekend in April, and this time it's not a haboob.
Filmmakers and film enthusiasts alike are coming together at Harkins Theater on Mill Avenue for a night of student-made films and big prizes at the upcoming Student Film Festival.
The ASU Art, Music, and Poetry club is bringing the underground Tempe music and art scene to ASU once again in the upcoming Not So Secret Fest on April 14.
Coming out can be an emotional experience for LGBT+ individuals as they go against societal expectations of heteronormativity and cisgenderism. This is what ASU student Zach Bramwell hoped to document in his honors thesis.
The Pacific Islander and Asian Association is teaming up with Spectrum, the West campus LGBT+ club, to break down preconceptions of Asian and LGBT+ culture in a colorful and interactive way.
In a visual world, videography is becoming more prevalent across platforms like Instagram and Twitter. Many ASU students are taking note and involving themselves in video and filmmaking culture, often as freelancers.
ASU students seeking opportunities to get involved in community service will have the opportunity to learn about hunger and homelessness during Sun Devils UNITE week.
Many college students worldwide struggle with mental health issues such as anxiety and depression, and according to studies, their symptoms are getting worse.
Adam DeVine, Blake Anderson and Anders Holm stood on the sidewalk at the Tempe campus on March 14, screaming at students to join them on their party bus - not exactly the average Tuesday at ASU.
Both local and established electronic dance music artists are coming together for a night of dancing and charity on the West campus for the Sets in the West music festival on March 23.
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