Pacific and Indian Ocean Island nations unite against climate change through music and art
Small Island Big Song concert tour harmonizes diverse voices against climate change.
Small Island Big Song concert tour harmonizes diverse voices against climate change.
From social media to TV, sensationalism has taken over sports media.
The large international student community at ASU shows the true meaning of being a first-generation Indian American student and the difficulties that can come with balancing two identities.
"Mean Girls" moviegoers comment on the new musical adaptation's successes and shortfalls, including its costume design and soundtrack.
Find out what the stars have in store this week — and which snack you should make over Super Bowl weekend!
Explore the profound influence of Black culture on music at ASU Art Museum's Silent Disco, a rhythmic celebration of diversity.
This February, get inspired with The Echo's selection of movies, music and art at ASU.
Senior interior design students explore Latin American cultural themes through collage making in a showcase curated by professor Jose Bernardi.
The Album Listening Club is a place for people of all kinds to gather, listen to and discuss a variety of selected albums.
The Echo brings you relationship, school, friendship and life advice for the last week in January.
"Saltburn" has taken over social media as a must-watch movie, exploring complex themes and vast struggles in a nontraditional way.
ASU's contemporary, brutalist and modern architecture boasts a different type of university feeling, one that isn't found in many traditional colleges.
This week, the resident Gemini dude of The Echo conquers writing a horoscope and gives astrological album recommendations.
Letterboxd is social media with a new purpose that appeals to the ASU film community and movie lovers alike.
The MCU is regressing, but fans say other shows might have re-invented the superhero genre.
The new Disney+ series based on Rick Riordan's young adult novels is set to release to both critical and audience acclaim.
Water bottles offer more than just hydration — it could also offer insight into someone's identity.
Learn how students, staff and faculty can take advantage of the creative technologies in the ASU Library Makerspace for assignments, personal projects and even holiday gift making.
ASU and The Heard Museum worked together throughout the year and during Indigenous Heritage Month to bring together Native American veterans and artists to learn about block printing.
The end of the semester means months of hard work in the arts to celebrate.
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