The Echo

ASU explores sustainable fashion during Arizona Eco Fashion Week

From recycled denim to water conservation education, ASU and local organizations are working together to promote sustainable fashion during Arizona Eco Fashion Week.

By Chelsea Hofmann | April 9, 2018

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What it's like preparing to give a TEDxASU talk

An ASU software engineering student shares a personal narrative of his experience preparing for his TEDxASU lecture. 

By Alireza Bahremand | April 8, 2018

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ASU ArtSpace West explores U.S. commodification of indigenous spaces

Jacob Meders' exhibition calls attention to the gentrification of Native culture and resources through discarded Christian effigies.

By Melissa Robbins | April 8, 2018

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The ASU Society for Art Video promotes a dialogue on all things abject

Collaborative filmmaker duo Duke and Battersby will guide a conversation on the power of the video arts for social change with the ASU Society for Art Video from April 5-7.

By Grace Oldham | April 8, 2018

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Science Exposed showcase blends ASU research with art

Arts met science in a showcase that combined performances with research at ASU.

By Sabine Galvis | April 8, 2018

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Garth Johnson leaves position as ASU Art Museum ceramics curator

"Serving as the curator of ceramics there has been the most fulfilling and rewarding experience of my life," the ASU ceramics curator wrote in a March 31 Facebook post. 

By Alexis Potter | April 7, 2018

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ASU LGBT clubs collaborate to celebrate Pride Week this spring

ASU will celebrate Pride Week from April 9 to 13, and LGBT+ organizations are collaborating to prove that ASU is still proud in 2018.

By Quintin Bingham | April 5, 2018

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Could Instagram filmmakers be oversaturating the market?

Some ASU videographers question Instagram's longevity for marketing their work.

By Megan Barbera | April 5, 2018

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ASU alumnus' film to be featured in the Phoenix Film Festival

A Q&A with ASU alumnus and filmmaker Victor Vargas, whose film "Check, Please!" will be featured in the Phoenix Film Festival on April 11, 13 and 14.

By Joseph Perez | April 5, 2018

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Students can use art to fight stereotypes at the upcoming 'True Colors' event

Students are invited to move past stereotypes and show their 'True Colors' at the PIAAA and Spectrum event on April 9.

By Megan Barbera | April 4, 2018

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Black is the new gold: ASU releases new license plate design after eight years

The new all-black design featuring the ASU Pitchfork logo gives the ASU license plates an updated look.

By Grace Oldham | April 4, 2018

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ASU dance students celebrate artistic diversity in 'The Delight Manifesto'

Two ASU undergraduate dance students are setting out to promote artistic diversity in the Phoenix community through "The Delight Manifesto."

By Samuel Leal | April 4, 2018

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Archives and Preservation Workshop hopes to increase diversity in archival collections

The Chicano/a Research Collection and a series of workshops aim to improve the diversity in archival collections.

By Alberto Ramirez | April 4, 2018

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ASU organizations support action against sexual assault during April

Multiple organizations around ASU will be holding events and initiatives to promote student solidarity and action during Sexual Assault Awareness Month. 

By Chelsea Hofmann | April 2, 2018

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ASU KEDtalks foster 'conversations for the curious'

KEDtalks, an educational video series on interdisciplinary research happening at ASU, take cues from TED Talks to highlight University innovation. 

By Andrew Thaung | April 2, 2018

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Blackface painting exhibited at ASU Art Museum divides University scholars

The ASU Art Museum is currently displaying "Bamboozled" by black artist Michael Ray Charles, despite internal concerns that the painting is racially insensitive.

By Melissa Robbins | March 29, 2018

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Full STEAM ahead: ASU faculty work to integrate arts into STEM

ASU professors work to encourage students to remember their creativity when working on technical projects. 

By Jana Elle Vandenberg | March 29, 2018

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Students can find their voice through spoken word poetry

Spoken word poetry serves as an opportunity for students to hear and to be heard.

By Joseph Perez | March 29, 2018

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Books and Booze: 'Things Fall Apart'

In this week's Books and Booze, arts and culture editors read "Things Fall Apart" and try a palm wine cocktail.

By Jose Ivan Cazares | March 29, 2018

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Mental health resources for students extend beyond the counseling office

For students seeking assistance for their mental health, there are options at and around ASU besides University counseling.

By Megan Barbera | March 28, 2018

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