The Echo

Muslim students still feel the spirit of Ramadan at ASU

Muslim students who grew up in the Islamic world but now attend ASU compare and contrast Ramadan experiences.

By Amir Imam | April 15, 2022

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ASU art students discuss student-run exhibition, 'Configuration,' at Mirabella

After years of making various different art pieces across several mediums, art students at Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts are coming together to develop their own exhibition. 

By Amir Imam | April 13, 2022

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Review: Sony's 'Morbius' shows a complete lack understanding of Marvel's Spider-Man

The latest Spider-Man superhero flick fails at cohesive storytelling in a messy, chaotic film.

By Tristan Richards | April 13, 2022

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The impact of 'The Hunger Games' and other YA film adaptations 10 years later

It's been 10 years since "The Hunger Games" movie released, which would kickstart a wave of similar movies based off of YA novels. What happened?

By Amir Imam | March 31, 2022

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Students share their stories through zines, language and art in new exhibit

The new exhibit, hosted by ASU's A Buncha Book Artists club, gives students an opportunity to share their work and artistic endeavors. 

By Tristan Richards | March 24, 2022

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Get a taste of the music from Devilpalooza's headliner Chase Atlantic

Chase Atlantic, who will headline Devilpalooza, dabbles in R&B, punk and pop in their music. 

By Shradha Krishnamurthy | March 24, 2022

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ASU professor teaches students 'How to Avoid F*cking Up at College' in new book

Matthew McCarthy, a W. P. Carey professor who has taught over 70,000 students, wrote about his experiences in hopes he could help other students navigate college.

By Amir Imam | March 24, 2022

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Review: 'Tootsie' harkens back and renews the classic Broadway formula

"Tootsie," ASU Gammage's fifth show of the 2021-2022 season is as flashy as the red sequin dress its lead dons.

By Ryan Knappenberger | March 16, 2022

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Review: I felt everything at Mitski's concert so you didn't have to

Mitski’s "Laurel Hell" album and sequential concert at The Van Buren in Phoenix will be a difficult experience to forget.

By Analisa Valdez | March 3, 2022

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Insight: How a social media detox cleared my mind

Last year was the one where social media defined my life. Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook. Now, those are apps I have not touched in weeks.

By Amir Imam | March 2, 2022

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Inside ASU’s illustrious ceramic collection

ASU's Ceramics Research Center works to foster a ceramics community by showcasing ceramists, from clay rookies to clay masters.

By Devon Mendrzycki | March 1, 2022

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Review: The sound of ASU is cleverly curated in Spotify playlist

I listened to the ASU-specific Spotify playlist so you don't have to, but you will want to.

By Analisa Valdez | February 28, 2022

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Review: 'Tall Girl 2' falls short of the mark

With stolen plot lines, poor writing and an inconsistent artistic vision, "Tall Girl 2" proves to be a disappointment. 

By Shradha Krishnamurthy | February 28, 2022

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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

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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

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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

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