Reflecting and recommending: The Echo's arts picks for Hispanic Heritage Month
From coming of age films to childhood favorite songs, The Echo has your selection of music and media to watch during Hispanic Heritage Month.
From coming of age films to childhood favorite songs, The Echo has your selection of music and media to watch during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Students discuss why it's important to make time for hobbies.
ASU comic fans share what was missing from previous DC projects, and what they hope to see in new ones.
Danelle Plaza's potential mixed-use, high-density rezoning causes concern among Tempe community.
From 5 Seconds of Summer to Stray Kids, teenage girls have always been behind music's biggest successes.
With a new home comes a new landscape and life to navigate as an upperclassmen.
ASU students share their thoughts on the variation of women's clothing sizes and how it affects body positivity.
Students talk about the risks and fears of rendering authorship to artificial intelligence.
How PBS uses public funding to teach social and emotional learning.
Recent hits take on a different approach for audiences by incorporating political commentary and symbolism.
With such a rapid turnover, comparisons to "Short n' Sweet" hurt the album's popularity among fans.
Someone has to come to the defense of all these poor men with Labubus.
Both BBNO$ and different student orgs performed at ASU's InfernoFest 2025.
Rapper and singer bbno$ welcomes new and returning Sun Devils to ASU at this year's InfernoFest.
With no more MCU movies coming out for another year, "The Fantastic Four: First Steps" provides a good film to keep fans engaged until then.
A reporter reviews the impact of Tyler, the Creator's newest album.
"Superman" delivers an inspiring new take on the classic DC character, while respecting the original vision of the hero.
An SP photographer shares insight into Post Malone's career and his musical impact.
"The Last of Us" Season 2 misses the crucial narrative drive of Ellie Williams that fans can relate to.
With an in-depth look at mental health and its effect on Earth's mightiest anti-heroes, "Thunderbolts*" brings a sense of realness back to the MCU.
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