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is now happier than ever. Photo by Stephanie Pellicano

From Atheism to Catechism

An ASU student's spiritual trek through a Southern Baptist childhood, an atheist adolescence and his final decision to convert to Catholicism, resulting in his resignation as president of the ASU Secular Free Thought Society.

By Leah LeMoine | September 26, 2012
Photo by Natasha WIlson.

The Campus Closet: Fashion Photography and De Anastacia

Fashion magazines have always been illustrated, but not until the end of the nineteenth century was the medium switched over from drawings to photographs. Photographs brought the pages to life-- unlike the drawings-- and inspiration flourished creating a whole new industry.

By Gabrielle Nelson | September 25, 2012
All hands are represented by the one hand in the Humanities Club logo. Photo by Mackenzie McCreary

Hands Together For Humanity

Students of all disciplines discuss the larger questions at hand with members of the local community and the world at large in Project Humanities.

By Kathleen Etzel | September 24, 2012
The State Press

Maroon and Gamer: Borderlands 2 review

As the months went by, I started to get on the same page as everyone else. I began to understand the significance of Borderlands 2 and how it distinguishes itself from the other games.

By Spencer Fawcett | September 23, 2012
The neon green steering wheel waits patiently to decide what memories will transcend time. Photo by Katie Mykleseth

Time Travel Drive-by

Equipped with a neon-green steering wheel and an underground history, this interactive art exhibit and time capsule in the ASU Ceramics Research Center transcends the past, one story at a time.

By Katie Mykleseth | September 20, 2012
The event focused on students truly connecting with themselves, singing songs they normally wouldn't get the chance to. Photo by Josh Loeser

Intimate Identities

ASU music theatre students perform cabaret, allowing them to better understand themselves, their audience and their roles as actors.

By Katie Meakem | September 19, 2012
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