Books & Booze: 'Lolita' by Vladimir Nabokov
Give into temptation, and read this forbidden classic.
Give into temptation, and read this forbidden classic.
Tyrannosaurus rexes may not be stomping into Tempe's forest of classrooms and dorms; however, one of its creators Mike Trcic is to once again revive the life of dinosaurs that roamed theaters around the country over 20 years ago.
Surf-rock band the Apaches bring a beachy sound back to the Valley.
The 2014 Tony Award-winning musical "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" is set to hit the Gammage stage on Tuesday in its first national tour, bringing with it a comedic tale of crime, romance and all the drama in between.
In between the light rail stops at Campbell and Camelback on Central Avenue are a couple of bubbly restaurants right beside one another.
Jazz on the Plaza to set the mood for your next Tuesday study session.
Many of ASU's percussion ensembles will be joining forces for a loud and variable showcase called Rhythmic Variation.
Joya Scott's work at ASU, Scottsdale Community College and Orange Theatre stems from a commitment to producing quality experimental theater and inspiring future generations of artists.
In a black-and-white world, talented Chinese language freshman Grey Leeseberg brings a splash of color with her music.
Depp discussed madness, creativity with Krauss at Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium on Saturday.
Perhaps no one is more tailor-made for a discussion on creativity and madness than the gatekeeper of creative absurdity, Johnny Depp.
The visionary director will speak about his films and culture tomorrow night at Gammage Auditorium.
Clark Spencer visited ASU's classroom to speak about an upcoming Disney animation, "Zootopia."
ASU Marston Exploration Theater makes it possible for students to visit celestial objects in space — sort of.
The Underground Foundation to host the loudest, most fun house show you'll find over spring break.
The 13th annual McDowell Mountain Music Festival will bring good vibes and good music to audiences of all ages.
ASU Film Association works hard to engage in innovative opportunities that allow students, newbies and the public to connect to the love of film.
Two ASU professors and one UA professor will present their thoughts on three different publications of "Hamlet" at a panel discussion at the UA library titled "The Texts of Hamlet: 'The Good, the Bad, and the Folio.'"
Congratulations, the weeks of studying and pulling all-nighters have finally paid off. You've made it to spring break. We've put together the ultimate spring break list to help you make the most of your week off of school.
The story of a young Latinx or Chicanx can be easily distorted through the white-washed lens of mainstream television and film. Literature expresses these stories much more purely.
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