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Consumerism and creativity collide at new exhibit in Scottsdale Fashion Square

From sustainable denim garments and wearable technology to abstract paintings, Fashion Square mall is showcasing ASU's talent in a new School of Art collaboration.

By Jessica Myers | June 24, 2018

B-Sides: Still Woozy

Still Woozy's mix of electronic and acoustic elements in his cozy, cool music makes his songs intimate and addictive.

By Jessica Myers | June 19, 2018

Kate Spade's unwavering impact at ASU

Kate Spade's success and ambition serve as an example to encourage Cronkite students to follow their dreams.

By Jessica Myers | June 19, 2018

B-Sides: “Performer” by Montero

"Performer" by Montero takes listeners on a cosmic, psychedelic voyage, through layered synth sounds, unpredictable song transitions and existential lyrics.

By Jessica Myers | June 15, 2018

Kate Spade, ASU alumna and fashion designer, dead at 55

The American fashion icon was found unresponsive at her apartment Tuesday morning. Police say she took her own life.

By Parker Shea | June 5, 2018

B-Sides: Elujay

Indie rapper Elujay's new music is more soulful than ever, with smooth, new releases like "Starchild" and "Locked In."

By Jessica Myers | June 5, 2018

ASU and LACMA join forces to create a new, innovative program

ASU and LACMA are coming together to create a new fellowship program that offers hands-on art community experience for potential MA students from diverse backgrounds.

By MacKinley Lutes-Adlhoch and Jessica Myers | May 31, 2018

B-Sides: “Bad Bonez“ by Michael Seyer

Michael Seyer's "Bad Bonez" is filled with lighter elements of happy days, lust and hookups, while also tackling gloomy themes of loneliness and depression.

By Jessica Myers | May 29, 2018

B-sides: “The Symposium” by The Symposium

The Symposium's sophomore effort is a soundtrack to adventure and chaotic good.

By Jessica Myers | May 24, 2018

New class creates fashion savvy students

New fall class teaches fashion majors and non-majors alike how to stand out with a personalized style.

By Quintin Bingham | April 26, 2018

SP Editors Suggest: Your Perfect Summer Playlist

By State Press Staff | April 26, 2018

Cinco de Mayo is not Mexico’s Independence Day

ASU Latin American history professor says that Cinco de Mayo is an Americanized holiday, and there is a disconnect between the history of the holiday and those who celebrate it.

By Quintin Bingham and Ivonne Arballo | April 26, 2018

SP Sessions: Closet Goth brings the noise

Student-run band Closet Goth performed their songs in the State Press newsroom.

By Greg Harman , Austin Westfall and Marcella Baietto | April 26, 2018

SP Sessions: Acne Superstar performs in the newsroom

Acne Superstar performs in the Tempe newsroom in the inaugural SP Basement Session series.

By Kynan Marlin , Austin Westfall and Marcella Baietto | April 26, 2018

SP Sessions: Breakup Shoes, '4 doods makin (indie-rock) tunes'

Breakup Shoes was the next local act to be featured in the State Press Sessions series.

By Alexis Potter | April 25, 2018

Artists and engineers are taking a cross-disciplinary LLEAPP at ASU

Faculty in the LLEAPP project showcase an interdisciplinary approach to beauty and experience through art and engineering.

By Andrew Thaung | April 25, 2018

Students can 'get hip' with a variety of urban arts classes and organizations

Students have the opportunity to dive into hip-hop culture at ASU both in and outside the classroom.

By Megan Barbera | April 25, 2018

Movement Source Dance Company celebrates 30th anniversary in the Valley

Movement Source Dance Company will be holding "Alone, Together" on April 27 and 28 to examine, through dance, humanity's dual relationship with technology as a source of both isolation and unity.

By Melissa Robbins | April 24, 2018

Forget beachside drinks — Hālau O Kekuhi breaks stereotypes of hula dance

Hālau o Kekuhi intertwines family tradition and nature through dance to broaden understanding of Hawaiian culture.

By Jana Elle Vandenberg | April 24, 2018

ASU class gives students the opportunity to experiment with video

Students taking the class will be displaying their works created throughout the spring semester at Video Nite on Wednesday, May 2.

By Chelsea Hofmann | April 23, 2018

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