ASU vocal jazz group Arpeggio hits the high notes this semester
Vocal jazz group Arpeggio flavors the music community with its a capella touch.
Vocal jazz group Arpeggio flavors the music community with its a capella touch.
I’m here to share the wealth of knowledge that my roommates and I have accumulated from hosting, by our estimate, 20 of these events.
Although some may consider this football season a joke, this week offers events that students may attend to ring in celebrating the arrival of the homecoming game on Saturday.
The Virginia G. Piper Writing Center is more than just the small house next to Old Main that feeds the feral cats around campus.
The interactive event presented many inventive ideas to attendees.
While returning favorites continued to reach new highs, TV's golden age continues with groundbreaking new shows.
ASU students participating in a School of Human Evolution and Social Change study abroad program in Fiji took the health of their host community into their own hands by starting a fundraiser for basic medical supplies.
Guest speakers Winona LeDuke and Joy Harjo, both American Indian activists, came to discuss how they utilize American Indian lessons in modern societal and environmental progress.
The members of the ASU chapter of Project Sunshine volunteer their time and resources to local children in the hospital.
What once sounded like an impossible dream for fans of NBC's cult comedy may actually become a reality.
Dancers aim to provide children in Panama with dance education and a future in the arts through a summer community service trip with Movement Exchange, an international nonprofit organization.
What we all need are more community spaces not based in "mine" and "yours."
All the software in the world can’t replace an excited and enthused fan base.
A panel discussion put on by Hard Candy Zine, a feminist club and publication, and ASU's School of Social Transformation honored Domestic Violence Awareness Month by educating students about abuse.
The second Mural Ride event took place Saturday, drawing in community members and art lovers alike in downtown Phoenix.
Without a good community, college students sometimes turn to destructive behaviors.
Artists gathered at The Hive to showcase artwork and performances that demonstrated the hardships Mexicans in the community face.
Bodega 420 is about community. There are regulars who come to buy weekly groceries, as well as visitors who simply come to just hangout.
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Local art gallery The Hive is no stranger to experimental art.
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