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Review: 'Possession' depicts supernatural horror intertwined with familial drama

A breakdown of Andrzej Żuławski's 1981 "Possession," streaming on Internet Archive.

By Sam Ellefson | October 31, 2020

Quarantine cooking: 3 coffee mug recipes you can make in your dorm

Echo writer Brock Doemel shares delicious recipes so easy you can make them in your dorm room with a microwave and a coffee mug.

By Brock Doemel | October 29, 2020

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Here are 4 spooky musicals to celebrate Halloween at home

Looking for a way to celebrate Halloween at home? Check out these four spooky Broadway musicals to mash along with.

By Ryan Knappenberger | October 28, 2020

Insight: Active vs. passive kindness, why we need more of both

How can we be kinder, and more effectively at that?

By Camden Beal | October 26, 2020

Analyzing the history of anti-police sentiment

Three academic experts on social movements help contextualize the Black Lives Matter movement and other contemporary uprisings.

By Alexis Moulton | October 25, 2020

Review: 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre' masters horror realism

Tobe Hooper's original "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" masters horror realism.

By Sam Ellefson | October 25, 2020

Insight: Battling loneliness as an introvert

Introverts feel lonely during the pandemic, too.

By Abhilasha Mandal | October 24, 2020

How the pandemic changed our experience working in D.C.

Two ASU students describe reporting in D.C. during the pandemic and election.

By Joycelyn Cabrera and Olivia Munson | October 23, 2020

Celebrating Halloween in an already horrifying year

This year, students had to change their Halloween plans completely to protect themselves from the pandemic.

By Ryan Knappenberger | October 23, 2020

Insight: The heavy weight of personal responsibility with pandemic fatigue

Taking on personal responsibility during the pandemic can be a heavy weight to carry.

By Sam Ellefson | October 22, 2020

Three stay-at-home date ideas to keep that spark going

Echo writer Brock Doemel shares three stay-at-home date ideas that will keep that spark going for you and your partner.

By Brock Doemel | October 22, 2020

Insight: College is lonely, and that's OK

I ate my meals alone. I went to class alone. I spent my weekends alone. I was, well, alone.

By Vaishalini Sitaraman | October 20, 2020

Insight: Growing up, mental health care was viewed as a luxury

Cultural roots and traditions have often led to the discouragement of seeking mental health care.

By Abhilasha Mandal | October 19, 2020

Insight: Working as a party princess is not so glamorous

Two event princesses share their experiences with body shaming and tokenization.

By Hannah Foote and Vaishalini Sitaraman | October 19, 2020

A virtual concert 'still serves a purpose,' even without a crowd

Virtual concerts are one of the few ways artists are able to play live music during the pandemic.

By Sam Ellefson | October 19, 2020

Elitism prevails in American art museums

Issues in admission rates, limited representation in artwork and lack of diversity in leadership roles punctuate American museum's prevailing elitism.

By Sam Ellefson | October 18, 2020

Insight: My cartoon crushes shaped my beliefs about love, relationships

"I fell in love with at least one character, idolizing him and fantasizing what our relationship would be like if he were real."

By Olivia Munson | October 16, 2020

Insight: What the weekly $600 unemployment stipend did for me

Echo writer Brock Doemel shares what receiving $600 per week in unemployment this summer did for him financially.

By Brock Doemel | October 15, 2020

Hyperpop is the chaotic music for the chaotic moment

A viral trend in pop music may be reflective of current events.

By Alexis Moulton | October 15, 2020

Insight: Every ASU college's TikTok personality

Echo editor Hannah Foote breaks down what side of TikTok all 16 ASU colleges would be on.

By Hannah Foote | October 15, 2020

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