The Echo

A cappella groups find synergy, family through performative music on campus

Various a cappella groups at ASU give students the opportunity to find family and passion through musical performance.

By George Headley | April 16, 2024

The 'Taylor Swift Bill' plans to give fans their tickets back

Gov. Katie Hobbs has signed legislation aimed at putting power back in the hands of ticket buyers across the state.

By Alysa Horton | April 11, 2024

City Lights, Drag Delights: Sparkling success at Drag U Downtown

Student organizations came together in downtown Phoenix to host a sparkling drag show celebrating pride and community.

| April 11, 2024

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Steve Aoki to headline Devilpalooza 2024

PAB announced the EDM lineup for this year's festival at Mullett Arena on April 19.

By Sophia Braccio | April 11, 2024

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Insight: The chain on my neck is out, not in

Beyond a fashion statement, jewelry can allow students to showcase their cultures and identities.

By Gokul Achaththekoot | April 10, 2024

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Asian performing arts groups help students connect, showcase their cultures

ASU students and professors discuss the importance of art on campus in understanding Asian and Asian-American culture.

By Pippa Fung | April 9, 2024

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Echo from the stars: Eclipse brings new energy to the weekly horoscope April 8

Read your future through the cosmos and discover an underrated artist to guide you during this month of transformation.

By Andrew Dirst | April 8, 2024

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Betting apps open door for underage sports gambling on campus

Online sports gambling has become increasingly accessible to students under the Arizona legal betting age.

By Andrew Dirst | April 4, 2024

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'Love Lies Bleeding' hits screens with guns, steroids, 80s glamor

ASU film students hit the theater to see A24's recent dark LGBTQ+ romance.

By Eleri Mosier | April 4, 2024

'The Kite Runner' is moving off novel pages and onto the Gammage stage

The inspirational book about trauma and revival may just be a call back to grounding oneself in other people's place.

By Gokul Achaththekoot | April 3, 2024

Push through the end of the semester with The Echo's April picks for music, events and more

From study music to ASU's Pride Week to our signature playlist, The Echo has you covered.

By Andrew Dirst | April 2, 2024

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Freshman-made short film nominated for esteemed national award

Brett Cornell's short film "Memento Mori" is one of seven college shorts nominated for a Phoenix Film Festival award.

By Andrew Dirst | March 26, 2024

Insight: I'm a Tempe student, and I don't hate the Downtown Phoenix campus

Tempe student explores an alternate reality on the big city campus.

By Eleri Mosier | March 26, 2024

New songs like Beyoncé's 'Texas Hold 'Em' highlight country music's pop shift

ASU students and Tempe community members weigh in on country sound trends in pop music and culture.

By Pippa Fung | March 25, 2024

Echo from the stars: Weekly horoscope March 25

The sun, moon and stars are shaking up your week. Enjoy lunar song recommendations to get you through the eclipse.

By Sophia Braccio | March 25, 2024

Finding the rhythm to the Argentine tango, Tango Club at ASU welcomes everyone

The Tango Club allows ASU students of any experience level to learn the dance and express themselves through improvisation.

By Senna James | March 25, 2024

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Students are going back to the wire

Wired headphones are reminiscent of a time when things were much more physical — depending on the chord from your phone.

By Gokul Achaththekoot | March 25, 2024

How to access free student tickets to the men's final four fan fest

With the NCAA Men's Final Four right around the corner, students can attend the Fan Fest and the March Madness Music Festival for free.

By Sophia Braccio | March 19, 2024

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Student-run Arizona non-profit uses origami to connect with hospital patients

The Wishing Crane Project, founded and run by students in Arizona, uses art and origami to uplift patients in hospitals and hospice care.

By Pippa Fung | March 19, 2024

Echo from the stars: Weekly horoscope March 18

As students move further into the spring semester, the weekly horoscope suggests a fragrant future.

By Eleri Mosier | March 18, 2024

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