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While hitting tailgates on Saturday and dedicating Sunday to rest and atonement sounds like a solid weekend to some, we think there's better pound-for-pound entertainment out there.
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While hitting tailgates on Saturday and dedicating Sunday to rest and atonement sounds like a solid weekend to some, we think there's better pound-for-pound entertainment out there.
Bookshelves lined with literature covering topics ranging from Buddhist philosophy to zoology might seem out of place in an office tucked away in an ASU’s Physical Education Building.
In a University that has been open since 1886 and has since become the nation’s largest public research university, the ASU alumni population is extensive, diverse and full of talent.
The tables are turning — or at least the turntables are. Record stores across the Valley are gearing up for die-hard vinyl fans to pack their stores April 21 for Record Store Day.
It might be hazy around campus the third weekend in April, and this time it's not a haboob.
Situated promptly in the center of the entrance, it is the first thing you see walking into Noble Library. The sign titling the shelves "Required Reading" demands your attention.
ASU architecture juniors Ali Patrick, Nenwe Geeso and Cecile Kim pose for a photo outside of the Memorial Union in Tempe, Arizona, on Wednesday, April 11, 2018.
While women have played a major role in shaping the field of architecture and have been behind some of the boldest designs of the century, gender inequality in the field continues to plague the profession.
In 1970, a year when Simon and Garfunkel topped the charts and a gallon of gas cost 36 cents, the world celebrated its first Earth Day.
Art has a unique power to shift narratives, evoke emotions and guide conversations. The Society for Art Video at ASU will explore these concepts in an upcoming visiting artist lecture series event called Art is for Empathy.
Out with the gold and in with the new, ASU says — the official University license plates are getting a makeover after eight years since their last design change.
When Jules Verne conceptualized space exploration in his 1865 novel "From the Earth to the Moon," it would have seemed fantastical at best to assume that his idea could ever be realized. At that point, humans hadn’t even successfully taken flight within earth's atmosphere.
An ASU faculty associate is filling a gap he saw in the Phoenix arts scene by bringing his experience in Vaudeville-style variety shows to the Valley.
ASU and many Phoenix schools are preparing to celebrate Cesar Chavez Day on what would have been the Yuma-born labor and civil rights activist's 91st birthday on March 31, 2018.
Undergraduate Student Government Tempe announced the cancellation of Project Condom on Feb. 27 during its weekly senate meeting. This announcement comes in response to negative feedback that led to the cancellation of another sexual health-themed event in February.
In response to continual increases in incarceration and recidivism rates, ASU students are taking fresh approaches to improving conditions for those within the prison system and educating fellow students about reality within cell walls.
Organizations on campus are working to promote cultural awareness by bringing all of the color and festivities of the traditional Indian holiday of Holi to ASU.
Apollo Bravos, a band formed by two ASU freshmen, will open up for T-Pain at Devilpalooza on Feb. 24 after winning the 2018 ASU Battle of the Bands.
Nominations for the 90th annual Academy Awards, which will take place on March 4, were announced in January, inciting the usual array of predictions and lists. But, the pervasiveness of the #MeToo movement and a lack of diversity in the film industry have added another layer to the discussion.
Drake’s release of “God’s Plan” and “Diplomatic Immunity” on Jan. 19 had immediate implications for Collin Fletcher, an ASU alumnus and Tempe designer, when his peers quickly took notice of the similarities between a design Fletcher had done for Texas-based electronic artist Rabit in 2015 and the cover art for “Scary Hours," Drake's new EP.
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