Insight: Lessons from a concert enthusiast
(04/28/22 3:58am)
When I was little, I used to dream of hopping on the train that passed by my duplex in Texas and riding until I couldn’t recognize my surroundings.
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Opinion: Teen dramas blur the line between fiction and reality
(04/21/22 2:39am)
Everyone loves a good binge-worthy show that has the audience gripping the edge of their seats, wondering what will happen next, and trendy teen dramas are no exception.
Review: I felt everything at Mitski's concert so you didn't have to
(03/04/22 4:36am)
"Laurel Hell" probably isn't the album you put on before a night out, and it's not the album you sing along with while smiling. It's the album you put on to feel — to feel the effects of burnout, of longing and of agony.
Review: The sound of ASU is cleverly curated in Spotify playlist
(03/01/22 2:17am)
It’s hard not to feel the essence of ASU while walking across campus, cheering at games or even just chilling in the comfort of our dorms.
Review: Northlight Gallery spotlights ASU alumni's photography in fine art exhibition
(02/15/22 2:14am)
Tucked away in downtown Phoenix, just south of Chase Field and the ASU Downtown Phoenix campus lies the Northlight Gallery, a hidden gem filled with artistic photography unlike any other.
Procedural police shows: Pro-cop propaganda or complex screenwriting?
(02/13/22 8:23pm)
Procedural cop shows are the bread and butter of American TV but have in recent years come under fire for glorifying law enforcement during a police abolition movement. As a result, cop shows have been placed under the public’s microscope.
Review: I'm not turning the dial on 'Dawn FM'
(01/14/22 3:56pm)
While "After Hours" is still breaking records after nearly two years since its release, "Dawn FM," The Weeknd’s fifth studio album released Jan. 7, is the continuation of the series of heartbreak albums released in the 2021.
Opinion: The War on Drugs is elitist and racist
(11/16/21 1:46am)
Since the 1970s, the War on Drugs has been raging rampantly across the U.S. in the form of increased federal funding for agencies such as the Drug Enforcement Administration, which are cracking down on drugs in America.
Opinion: COVID-19 is not going away any time soon
(10/19/21 3:41am)
For over a year, COVID-19 has been spreading throughout the world. We've endured toilet paper shortages, virtual schooling and the ever-looming threat of cases rising again.
Opinion: Greek Life at ASU needs to improve diversity
(09/19/21 9:53pm)
We've all seen those college movies that depict a large house of brothers and sisters partying and living it up with one another beneath the large, bold Greek letters of their chapter house. Some of us may have even daydreamed about being a part of one ourselves.
Opinion: Companies only use social justice movements for their own profit
(04/14/21 9:39pm)
Living in a country that is fueled by large corporations, we, as American citizens, are subjected to many odd forms of advertisement. We are continuously fed pieces of media that fit new trends in order to keep us buying a company's product.
Opinion: Anti-Asian racism is a product of white supremacist norms that must be eliminated
(03/23/21 2:25am)
Bawi Cung. Lee-Lee Chin-Yeung. Juanito Falcon. Ying Ngov. Angelo Quinto.
Opinión: La sociedad necesita dejar de sexualizar a las mujeres latinas
(02/23/21 8:13pm)
Creciendo, ser de ascendencia latina fue algo que nunca hubiera considerado más que un privilegio.
Opinion: Society needs to stop sexualizing Latina women
(02/19/21 3:56am)
Growing up, being of Latin descent was something I never would've considered to be anything but a privilege.
Opinion: Hollywood needs to stop being colorist in casting decisions
(02/11/21 4:42am)
"She is tall, with dark brown skin and short hair."
SAILS continues to accommodate student needs through the pandemic
(12/04/20 5:39pm)
When ASU transitioned to mostly remote operations this spring in response to COVID-19, SAILS, the Student Accessibility and Inclusive Learning Services, was no exception.
Studying abroad while staying at home
(11/03/20 12:27am)
Instead of studying abroad in Dublin this summer, Sophie Gainor had Ireland brought to her without ever having to leave her home.
Half-naked rollerbladers in Tempe draw eyes, internet clout and police
(10/23/20 2:37am)
Walk-only zones still apply in the Memorial Union, but that didn’t faze two nearly naked rollerbladers who went ASU-viral earlier this month.