'To Kill a Mockingbird' banned in Mississippi school: ASU reacts
English professors from ASU react to the recent removal of "To Kill a Mockingbird" from a Mississippi school's curriculum.
English professors from ASU react to the recent removal of "To Kill a Mockingbird" from a Mississippi school's curriculum.
ASU alumni, students and faculty showcased their work at the Phoenix Zine Festival on Sunday.
A new exhibit at the ASU Art Museum draws parallels between the 19th century Chinese Exclusion Act and contemporary immigration politics.
The ISA brings Indian culture, music and dance to student body at "Jhankaar".
ASU will host a Jackson Pollock-themed art night for students to create original art and learn about the abstract expressionist movement.
ASU art professors discuss how to tread the line between enjoyment of art and social awareness.
Downtown Phoenix campus students involve themselves in local food and coffee spots and stray away from the mainstream options.
The 10th annual VCD Poster Show will be held on Oct. 26 to raise money for the 26th Annual Graduation Exhibition in May 2018.
Students walked the green carpet Thursday after pledging to live more sustainably by lessening their meat intake, taking public transportation and limiting waste.
Arts advocates identify a link between funding and art as a means for social change
Andrew Caruso, an ASU graduate student, curated an exhibit with student and professional work showcased at downtown's Modified Arts.
ASU alumna Amelia Gray visited Tempe to read from her new novel and discuss her unlikely path to success.
Expert costume performers take their craft to a higher level than an average Halloween reveler.
In honor of Vegetarian Awareness Month, Barrett is challenging students to go meat-free for 31 days.
Robert Schenkkan, co-writer of "Hacksaw Ridge," talks about writing "Hacksaw Ridge" and his career.
On Oct. 23, Michael Che and Colin Jost from SNL's Weekend Update will perform at the ASU Homecoming Comedy Show.
Faculty and students of School of Innovation and Society came together to put on a performance and tell the story of Frankenstein on Friday, Oct. 6.
The ASU Center for the Study of Race and Democracy is presenting a screening and discussion of the 2017 film "Get Out" on Oct. 20.
Grade-school students enroll in a new program to receive writing lessons from ASU students.
"Aftershock," an exhibit at ASU's Grant Street Studios, showcases different interpretations of nature and trauma.
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