Popular TV shows have furthered a watch party culture in the ASU community
Reality TV is evolving and ASU students are tuning in.
Reality TV is evolving and ASU students are tuning in.
All of the coalitions on campus representing different minority groups at ASU come together to form the Council of Coalitions who work to make a more accepting campus.
ASU Gammage welcomed 2,700 students to watch 'Hamilton' as part of a program aimed at making American history more interactive.
EduHam provided Arizona high schoolers the chance to learn about American history through the musical 'Hamilton.'
ASU students took the opportunity to see T-Pain live at Devilpalooza 2018.
ASU MKRspace is hosting a WTF Makers Night for women, trans and femme individuals to feel comfortable in creative and STEM spaces.
Light rail, bike share or even the city bus give students plenty of flexibility for getting around the Valley.
Books and Booze returns with the classic novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee.
Kendrink Lamar's album for Marvel's 'Black Panther' is a lyrical journey through Wakanda, culture and politics.
Apollo Bravos, the 'two person band with no genre,' will open for T-Pain at Devilpalooza on Feb. 24.
The Global Market pop-up store allows refugees to sell their handmade goods and share their experiences.
This championship marks another milestone in the growth of esports.
ASU's hypebeasts combine a love for fashion with shrewd business sense to take advantage of skyrocketing values of rare, name-brand clothing.
An ASU club shows off its moves at a dance competition at the ASU West campus.
ASU film faculty talk Oscar politics, diversity and predictions before the 90th Academy Awards, coming up March 4.
Joseph Bates' exhibit 'Dad Joke...' would make dads everywhere proud.
ASU's celebration of Black History Month highlights the cultural impact of "Black Panther," a big-budget superhero flick with a predominantly black cast.
Downtown Phoenix has become known for its vibrant graffiti and mural scene.
The Dance Shorts: College Film Festival, which will take place on Feb. 23, will showcase works by four ASU students.
The upcoming esports competition rides the tide of the growing video game industry.
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