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B-Sides: 8-Track

On this week's B-Sides, we share 8 underrated songs that will make you dance, cry and maybe have some sort of epiphany.

By Jessica Myers | July 13, 2018

B-Sides: “Giving In” by Club Kuru

British band Club Kuru’s debut album “Giving In” is full of euphoric, psych-rock tunes.

By Jessica Myers | July 3, 2018

B-Sides: 'an XTRA UUGLY Mixtape' by Duckwrth

Fashionable rapper Duckwrth makes music that evokes strong feelings that makes you want to move.

By Jessica Myers | June 26, 2018

Consumerism and creativity collide at new exhibit in Scottsdale Fashion Square

From sustainable denim garments and wearable technology to abstract paintings, Fashion Square mall is showcasing ASU's talent in a new School of Art collaboration.

By Jessica Myers | June 24, 2018

B-Sides: Still Woozy

Still Woozy's mix of electronic and acoustic elements in his cozy, cool music makes his songs intimate and addictive.

By Jessica Myers | June 19, 2018

ASU and LACMA join forces to create a new, innovative program

ASU and LACMA are coming together to create a new fellowship program that offers hands-on art community experience for potential MA students from diverse backgrounds.

By MacKinley Lutes-Adlhoch and Jessica Myers | May 31, 2018

New class creates fashion savvy students

New fall class teaches fashion majors and non-majors alike how to stand out with a personalized style.

By Quintin Bingham | April 26, 2018

Cinco de Mayo is not Mexico’s Independence Day

ASU Latin American history professor says that Cinco de Mayo is an Americanized holiday, and there is a disconnect between the history of the holiday and those who celebrate it.

By Quintin Bingham and Ivonne Arballo | April 26, 2018

Students can 'get hip' with a variety of urban arts classes and organizations

Students have the opportunity to dive into hip-hop culture at ASU both in and outside the classroom.

By Megan Barbera | April 25, 2018

Movement Source Dance Company celebrates 30th anniversary in the Valley

Movement Source Dance Company will be holding "Alone, Together" on April 27 and 28 to examine, through dance, humanity's dual relationship with technology as a source of both isolation and unity.

By Melissa Robbins | April 24, 2018

ASU Gammage to host Tony Award-winning musical 'The Color Purple'

ASU Gammage is hosting 'The Color Purple,' a musical detailing hardship and triumph for African American women in the pre-World War II South.

By Melissa Robbins | April 15, 2018

ASU grad student aims to depoliticize discussion on guns through art

Kari Wehrs uses tintype photography and target shooting to discuss guns in a way politics can’t.

By Jana Elle Vandenberg | April 15, 2018

The Secret Garden will be 'Not So Secret' at AMP's upcoming music and art show

It's no secret that AMPs upcoming "Not So Secret Fest" is going to be filled with local music and art.

By Megan Barbera | April 12, 2018

ASU student photographs the emotions and experience of coming out

ASU student Zach Bramwell used his thesis project to photograph the stories of LGBT+ students.

By Megan Barbera | April 11, 2018

Introducing the Student Organization of Women Architects and Allied Arts

The club works to promote a culture of equity in the filed of architecture and design starting at the university level.

By Grace Oldham | April 11, 2018

Students explore self-expression and creativity through drag

ASU-based drag artist talks about the artistry, culture and history of drag.

By Quintin Bingham | April 10, 2018

What it's like preparing to give a TEDxASU talk

An ASU software engineering student shares a personal narrative of his experience preparing for his TEDxASU lecture.

By Alireza Bahremand | April 8, 2018

ASU ArtSpace West explores U.S. commodification of indigenous spaces

Jacob Meders' exhibition calls attention to the gentrification of Native culture and resources through discarded Christian effigies.

By Melissa Robbins | April 8, 2018

Garth Johnson leaves position as ASU Art Museum ceramics curator

"Serving as the curator of ceramics there has been the most fulfilling and rewarding experience of my life," the ASU ceramics curator wrote in a March 31 Facebook post.

By Alexis Potter | April 7, 2018

Could Instagram filmmakers be oversaturating the market?

Some ASU videographers question Instagram's longevity for marketing their work.

By Megan Barbera | April 5, 2018

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