The Echo

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Insight: The many places I called home helped me shape my identity

I identify with the nation where I was born, the region where I was raised, and the culture I originate from. For a question asking about my background, I have a complicated response.

By Amir Imam | February 25, 2022

Review: 'Uncharted' lays a shaky ground for future sequels

'Uncharted' introduces mainstream audiences to Nathan Drake and his treasure-seeking adventures.

By Tristan Richards | February 24, 2022

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Meet Ruby Shore: Battle of the Bands 2022 winner and Devilpalooza opener

Battle of the Bands winners Ruby Shore discuss their indie rock style, recent victory and plans for the future.

By Shradha Krishnamurthy | February 21, 2022

Review: Northlight Gallery spotlights ASU alumni's photography in fine art exhibition

Cross over borders and break boundaries at "Borders and Boundlessness," an exhibit at the Northlight Gallery.

By Analisa Valdez | February 14, 2022

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Procedural police shows: Pro-cop propaganda or complex screenwriting?

Procedural police shows leave audiences wondering if what they are watching is just another example of Copaganda.

By Analisa Valdez | February 13, 2022

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Review: 'Pokémon Legends: Arceus' changes the franchise's legacy

"Pokémon Legends: Arceus" shakes up the fundamentals but has room to improve for it to live up to the $60 price point.

By Tristan Richards | February 10, 2022

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Dance students explore evolution processes in capstone performances

"Dance Transitions: Cumulus Twenty-Two" was performed by ASU's dance students from Feb. 4-6.

By Devon Mendrzycki | February 10, 2022

Review: 'The Band's Visit' turns the theater into a garden of sound

"The Band's Visit" is a must-see show during ASU Gammage's 2021-22 season that will leave viewers sitting in amazement of something strange.

By Ryan Knappenberger | February 9, 2022

Insight: How COVID-19 impacted my growth as a Muslim

COVID-19 has undoubtedly shocked the world, and for me, it has threatened the very foundation of my Muslim community.

By Danish Kadri | February 9, 2022

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'The Color Cabaret' returns to the stage to highlight BIPOC student performances

A diverse cast of ASU students shares their stories in "The Color Cabaret" for the third year.

By Tristan Richards | February 1, 2022

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Tempe Public Library writing contest gives young and new writers platform to be heard

The eighth annual Tempe Writer's Forum hopes to bring attention to local writers who have yet to submit work for publication.

By Devon Mendrzycki | February 1, 2022

Review: The taste of 'Licorice Pizza'

Paul Thomas Anderson's newest release faced backlash over the 10-year age gap between the story’s protagonists, but that backlash was unwarranted.

By Devon Mendrzycki | January 25, 2022

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Review: 'Scream' reboot parodies Hollywood reboots

"Scream" (2022) commentates on the state of Hollywood in a brutally stylish jaunt.

By Tristan Richards | January 18, 2022

Review: I'm not turning the dial on 'Dawn FM'

The Weeknd takes our breath away in his latest album, "Dawn FM."

By Analisa Valdez | January 14, 2022

Review: 'Red (Taylor's Version)' helps Taylor Swift regain control of her story

With the release of Taylor Swift's newest album, "Red (Taylor's Version)," she regains control of her work, her story and her career. Redone versions of classic songs like "22" and "All Too Well" have a new understanding and weight today than they did back in 2012 when "Red" originally released.

By Ryan Knappenberger | December 2, 2021