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ASU Men's, Women's and Barrett choirs perform on April 28, 2015, in ASU Gammage, in Tempe.

ASU choir groups to give haunting performance on themes of love and war

This Saturday is a choir performance for lovers and fighters alike.

By Jeff Darge | April 21, 2016

Actors rehearse 'Women of War' in the Tempe Center on Wednesday, April 20, 2016, the night before opening.

'Women of War' displays stories of unnamed captives

Binary Theater Company's "Women of War" prevails after workshops and years of revision for its ASU debut.

By Monica Sampson | April 20, 2016

Moose Titans get ‘out of the garage’ for first concert

ASU student band Moose Titans get out of the garage to play first concert at The Blaze music festival.

By Tynin Fries | April 13, 2016

ASU TEMPEtations vocalist Wendy Tan balances school and passion

Read how one ASU student balances her studies and her passion while still performing her heart out with ASU's TEMPEtations.

By Shantel Marekera | April 11, 2016

Pan Devils Steel Band to perform with world-class composer Liam Teague

ASU Pan Devils Steel Band to mix classical Trinidadian music with contemporary songs in collaboration with world-renowned performer and composer Liam Teague.

By Skylar Mason | April 11, 2016

Downtown Phoenix is home to 'Meet Me in Downtown' where people can get together to experience the city in a new way.

A traveler's guide to 'Meet Me Downtown Phoenix'

Every week, downtown Phoenix hosts "Meet Me Downtown Phoenix." Wanna get a feel for the event without wearing out the soles on your new sneakers? Read on!

By Damon Smith | April 6, 2016

Myles Moraites, at the laptop, is an ASU dropout who is now working as a producer.

ASU dropout Myles.William goes from working with architecture to working with Lil Wayne

Before Myles.William was a respected hip-hop record producer, he was just another student at ASU.

By Ian Dickinson | April 6, 2016

Matthew J. Taylor as Julian Marsh and Caitlin Ehlinger as Peggy Sawyer.

'42nd Street' national tour dazzles at Gammage

At its opening performance on Tuesday night, the show was packed with sweeping musical numbers and an expert cast.

By Skylar Mason | April 6, 2016

Clusterfest held on the ASU Tempe campus.

5 years of Clusterfest, 10 local bands

10 local bands to catch at TUF's fifth-annual Clusterfest.

By Jeff Darge | April 5, 2016

This week, columnist Carson Abernethy pairs 'Norwegian Wood' by Haruki Murakami with a Gimlet. Photo done on Tuesday, March 5, 2016.

Books & Booze: 'Norwegian Wood' by Haruki Murakami

Nothing is lost in translation when you pair a drink with this Japanese classic.

By Carson Abernethy | April 5, 2016

Valley Noise: Rapper Dadadoh breaks post-punk mold, becomes producer

Dadadoh, aka Bryon Preston, went from rocker to rapper to record producer after six short years in Tempe.

By Ian Dickinson | April 4, 2016

Automotive systems engineering freshman Stephano Sinyangwe is a member of the ASU Baja racing team.

Car racing runs in ASU student's blood

Valiance and intelligence coupled with a few streaks of integrity — automotive systems engineering freshman, Stephano Sinyangwe, seems to have it all, and he's an excellent car racer too.

By Shantel Marekera | April 3, 2016

Arizona Contemporary Music Ensemble to showcase student-written pieces

A group of ASU music students will take the stage at the Katzin Concert Hall on Sunday afternoon to present five contemporary works, three of which were written by students.

By Skylar Mason | April 2, 2016

Taryn Gordon is a Masters student at the ASU Music Therapy program, in her second year of the three year program, with a Bachelor's degree in Music Education. She is also a Graduate TA for the Music Therapy program.

ASU According To You: A music therapy student

Students of the music therapy program at ASU work to create new and innovative ways to help the world.

By Noelle Lilley | March 31, 2016

How To: Vote in Undergraduate Student Government elections

USG voting day is rapidly approaching, here's what you need to know.

By Megan Janetsky | March 28, 2016

Local emotive punk band Sundressed plays to an enthusiastic audience at a house show put on by The Underground Foundation in Tempe, Arizona on March 19, 2016. The Underground Foundation is an Arizona State University club that puts on small venue concerts in and around ASU's tempe campus.

Valley Noise: Despite setbacks, Phoenix punk-rockers Sundressed expand beyond Arizona

The punk-rockers from Sundressed gained a nationwide following despite a major setback on tour.

By Ian Dickinson | March 20, 2016

ASU alumnus pulls some strings to tie together the worlds of the violin and the fiddle

ASU alumnus Taylor Morris is an innovator on a "serious mission to keep music as fun as possible."

By Erin Kong | March 20, 2016

A Women's HERstory Month is displayed on Wednesday, March 17, 2016, on the Tempe campus.

Wear your art on your sleeve and put HERstory on your mind

The Womyn's Coalition is celebrating HERstory month by holding an event called Wear Your Art on Your Sleeve, which will be on Friday, March 18th in the Secret Garden from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.

By Nicole Dusanek | March 17, 2016

Big Sean and more to bring rap to the Wild West for Pot of Gold music festival

Pot of Gold may be at a different location this year, but it will bring the same big names and high energy performances.

By Shane Weinstein | March 15, 2016

A piano that is part of the traveling art exhibit 'Play Me, I'm Yours' is pictured in Mesa, Arizona, on Sunday, March 13, 2016.

Mesa and touring art exhibit create duet between creative expression and community

This art installation in Mesa showcases talents from a collection of unique and perhaps little heard voices.

By Ian Dickinson | March 15, 2016

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