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Step inside the Utrecht Art Supply Store. Photo Courtesy of Utrecht Art Supply Store website.

Piece of Craft: Where to Get Crafty

Tempe, Arizona-—the perfect college town. Despite growing up fairly nearby the glorious city, upon my arrival freshman year I still had yet to learn the ins and outs of my new home.

By Faith Breisblatt | February 3, 2011
This Facebook game will bring out the competitive nature in everyone. Photo By Colin McGann.

Geekin' It: Facebook Games and Tetris

So, I’ve been hesitant to admit that I like some Facebook games. I was afraid that I’d have to turn in my “hardcore” gamer card and just start playing Bejeweled for hours on end.

By Colin McGann | February 3, 2011
Photo by Peter Lazaravich.

Tempe's Dinosaur

The archaic building is surrounded by urban college life, and though its presence is well known, its history is not, resulting in the countless mysteries and ghost stories that surround the old Hayden Flour Mill.

By Clare Hahne | February 2, 2011
Photo by Joseph Bergdoll.

At the Kore

With a shop that seems more like a cool kid’s garage than a bike boutique, north Tempe's Kore Bicycles and its passionate owner focus on the core of biking — the riding experience.

By Kaila White | February 2, 2011
Photo by Joseph Bergdoll.

Tempe's Mormon Mystery

Completed in 2007 at a cost of $20 million, the Tempe Institute of Religion is the only religious institution located within campus boundaries. But despite it being at the heart of the Tempe campus, most students have never seen the inside of the Mormon-services building.

By Sebastien Bauge | February 1, 2011
The State Press

Vanilla Ice Drops New Album: "WTF"

"WTF" 1 out of 5 Pitchforks Vanilla Ice StandBy Records If there's one thing you've heard by largely forgotten '90s rap star Vanilla Ice, it's his most popular song, “Ice Ice Baby.” And if there's one thing you need to know about Vanilla Ice, it's that he released an album today. Dallas-based rapper Robert Van Winkle, best known by his stage name Vanilla Ice, has always been known as a bit of a novelty act.

By Trevor Paxton | January 31, 2011
Photo by Peter Lazaravich.

Crisis Control

In the wake of the Jan. 8 shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and others by Jared Loughner, news media has focused its 24-hour lens on how college campuses handle mentally disturbed students. Is ASU prepared for a Loughner-sized breakdown?

By Tye Rabens | January 31, 2011
Crowds cheer at Coachella. Photo courtesy by GMGphotoshot (Giselle Greico) from Coachella 2008.

Live and Otherwise: Coaching Coachella

The sun’s tumultuous rays stream from the noon-day sky. The small grassy area partitioned off for the musical extravaganza about to ensue is packed densely with 100,000 sweaty and dehydrated concert-goers.

By Gabby Marshall | January 31, 2011
Simple and silver jewelry. Photo by Becca Bever.

Palm Walk Runway: Cargo is the Way to Go

Now, who said that just because it is a Friday, you have to wear sweatpants and grungy attire? Those who are most dedicated to fashion however, never surrender to sweatpants, even at the end of the week. Walking around campus on a quiet Friday afternoon, it was not difficult at all to spot fashion-forward freshman Tyra Norlander.

By Marlee Bever | January 30, 2011
Photo by Vivian Padilla.

Comfort Food Remix: Citizen Public House

After two years of planning, Citizen Public House had its grand opening on Jan. 16 — and has already built quite a reputation. Located in Old Town Scottsdale, Citizen extends an inviting hand with a modern-comfort-food menu piled with delicious, completely original items.

By Morgan Tanabe | January 30, 2011
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