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Months of work are about to pay off for a group of Herberger students, who will premiere their capstone projects at a special showing at the end of the week.
Artists and scientists are often stereotyped as opposites: the former as flowery, creative spirits and the latter as mechanical, matter-of-fact beings.
Mike Pinon prepares Royale pasties at the Cornish Pasty Co. downtown Phoenix location on Wednesday, April 12, 2017. He described the dish as "pretty much a cheeseburger inside of a pasty."
After nearly half a decade, a Mill Avenue staple has opened its doors in the heart of downtown Phoenix, within walking distance of the Downtown campus.
Rachael Kha (left) and Linh La (right) pose for a photo in the Loving Hut Tempe location on Friday, April 7, 2017. La and her family own and manage two Loving Hut locations, and Kha works as head server and cashier at the Tempe location.
Meatless Mondays may soon be every day for many Americans.
In the midst of a tumultuous transition of political power, the arts have a unique ability to put today’s events into the context of history.
Angela Ellsworth poses for a portrait on Nov. 3, 2016, in Phoenix, Arizona. Ellsworth is the director of the Museum of Walking, which seeks to combine movement with art in new ways.
Every day thousands of students rush from one end of campus to the other — whether on foot, skateboard or bicycle. They bump into and swerve around one another, many plugged in and listening to music or scrolling through Instagram while they move. It’s easy to fall into the motions and spend the lengthy commute preoccupied with a hundred distractions.
The 2016 holiday season will bring a flurry of artistic events around the Valley, from festive art shows to holiday-themed activities. But galleries only have so much wall space, and the addition of new exhibitions means that some current shows must go.
ASU students flocked to the Wells Fargo Arena Friday night for InfernoFest 2016, a sold-out, high-energy concert featuring Kesha with an opening performance from ASU alum DJ Munition.
“Pokemon Go” is a great incentive to move about and see what’s around you, and mass amounts of stops and lures populate ASU campuses — the destinations of which range from the historical to the familiar, the small to the big.
Arts education begins with a simple belief: It's up to the artists of today to teach and inspire the artists of tomorrow.
What is life, and how did it emerge on Earth?
Bet your bottom dollar that Gammage's next production will appeal to everyone.
There are two types of people in the world — those who love boba tea and those who haven't found the right shop yet.
Take the key components of spring — elegant weddings and wild parties — mix in a group of comedy's biggest stars and a sprinkle of R-rated fun and you've got "Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates."
If Frankenstein celebrated birthdays, this would be a big one.
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The steel drum is good for a lot more than just cruise line commercials and poolside ambient music, and this week a group of student musicians is out to prove it.
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