Echo from the stars: Weekly horoscope March 18
As students move further into the spring semester, the weekly horoscope suggests a fragrant future.
As students move further into the spring semester, the weekly horoscope suggests a fragrant future.
Faculty from some of ASU's most creative schools speak on AI's emerging role at the University.
The blockbuster blurs the lines between good and evil, creating a complex plot of power imbalance and idol culture that reflect American society.
Band members from across ASU discuss connect through music and finding their own sound.
As students return from their break and spring arrives, it's the perfect time to engage in fun and exciting activities that match zodiac signs.
The Indigenous Open Mic Poetry Night brought creative voices of various Indigenous communities and perspectives to ASU.
From music for a road trip to TV shows to binge in bed, The Echo has you covered.
Ranging from romance to post-apocalyptic, graphic novels to biographies, the ASU student community has some book suggestions for you.
As digital forms of music are on the rise, vinyls have also come back into the spotlight.
Embrace the transitional week from February to March by seeing what spring break activity would best suit your horoscope!
Home becomes increasingly harder to define as an ASU student split between multiple places.
This year's Herberger Institute Day will celebrate the intersection of art and education while inviting students from the greater community to participate.
"Clue," currently showing in Galvin Playhouse Theater, not only provides a fun watching experience but reveals the dedication of students and cast members.
A tiny desk with a big platform, the concert series continues to pave the way for artists big and small to fully showcase their talents online.
Embrace the enchantment of February and delve into celestial insights for this captivating month! Take time to reflect with journal prompts tailored to your zodiac sign.
ASU students and resellers discuss thrifting, reselling and the way they foster community.
ASU students are presented with an opportunity to showcase their latest work and find community at Crescent Ballroom's open mic events.
SNL's Marcello Hernandez brought students, alumni and comedy fans from across Arizona to Mountain America Stadium as part of the Cafeteria Comedy Club series.
Valentine's Day on an ASU budget? No problem. Here are The Echo's picks.
Embrace the charm of February and explore celestial insights during Valentine's Day week!
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