C is for cults! Encyclopedia Show AZ provides a new take on old topic
From dogs to puberty, the universe and now cults, the topics covered by Arizona's Encyclopedia Show are as diverse as the methods used to portray them on stage.
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From dogs to puberty, the universe and now cults, the topics covered by Arizona's Encyclopedia Show are as diverse as the methods used to portray them on stage.
Movements aimed at preserving a national or religious identity are seeing a resurgence in democracies around the world, yet young scholars and journalists are still finding some difficulty in approaching these subjects in their work.
A group of students and teachers will gather together in the ASU Student Pavilion to discuss a topic that seems to allude many people: the gap between faith and science.
It's only 3 p.m. on a Friday in mid-March, and the dining hall is closed, the quad is empty and the student union only has three people in it. The air smells fresh, the area is quiet.
Fans dancing in the street, live music in the back of a moving truck and houseplants decorating the inside of the truck – these are the scenes from a music video directed by an ASU alumnus, which recently won the award for Best Indie Music Video at the Indie Film Fest.
For the first year in the fifteen-year legacy of its annual writers' conference, the Virginia G. Piper Center for Creative Writing will be including a literary fair that is free to the public as part of the event.
In a lab in the Life Sciences Center, ASU senior Sarah West first heard about cystic fibrosis – a disease that affects more than 30,000 people in the U.S. alone, according to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
With a constantly increasing volume of discussion on the topic of rape culture on American college campuses, people are continuously responding in different ways.
Before the paved roads, the skyscrapers and the endless subdivisions, Arizona was home to 23 different indigenous tribes — the cultures of which will be showcased in a work commissioned by ASU Gammage.
Every two weeks, a group of 25-30 students gather in the elegant white halls of the Islamic Community Center of Tempe (ICC) to discuss their faith and strengthen their community.
The Maricopa Association of Governments' annual Point-In-Time Homeless counts indicate a gradual increase in homeless persons in the Valley — the 2018 count on the night of Jan. 22, 2018 accounted for 6,298 homeless individuals with 2,618 unsheltered.
Thousands of miles from home and separated from one's own culture, South Asian student organizations work to create opportunities to celebrate religious holidays such as the recently passed Hindu festival of lights, Diwali.
Animated movies are made almost entirely of the “movie magic” created by people in the massive animation departments of any given film studio. It’s a long, arduous and technical process that requires work from thousands of people, which means it is always open and hiring the next generation.
About 4,000 years ago, a giant chunk of iron aimlessly floated in the vast expanse of space until it crashed through Earth's atmosphere into northern Argentina. Now, thousands of years later, a piece will be on display at ASU.
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