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October vegetarian challenge inspires students to reconsider what they eat

In honor of Vegetarian Awareness Month, Barrett is challenging students to go meat-free for 31 days.

By Maeve McIntyre | October 17, 2017

'Hacksaw Ridge' and Robert Schenkkan come to ASU

Robert Schenkkan, co-writer of "Hacksaw Ridge," talks about writing "Hacksaw Ridge" and his career.

By Azzam Almouai | October 17, 2017

SNL's Michael Che and Colin Jost are coming to ASU

On Oct. 23, Michael Che and Colin Jost from SNL's Weekend Update will perform at the ASU Homecoming Comedy Show.

By Alexis Potter | October 16, 2017

SFIS revitalizes Frankenstein at First Friday

Faculty and students of School of Innovation and Society came together to put on a performance and tell the story of Frankenstein on Friday, Oct. 6.

By Quindrea Yazzie | October 15, 2017

Screening and discussion of 'Get Out' explores the film's theme and impact

The ASU Center for the Study of Race and Democracy is presenting a screening and discussion of the 2017 film "Get Out" on Oct. 20.

By Alexis Potter | October 15, 2017

ASU students teach the first Young Authors’ Studio

Grade-school students enroll in a new program to receive writing lessons from ASU students.

By Cody Begaye | October 15, 2017

"Aftershock" exhibit explores the inspiration behind disaster

"Aftershock," an exhibit at ASU's Grant Street Studios, showcases different interpretations of nature and trauma.

By Stefany Marquez | October 5, 2017

Intermedia art student stitches women back into history

Masters student Alison Sweet explores the role of women in the American West with "Westering Women" exhibition.

By Libby Allnatt | October 5, 2017

ASU West took a low ride into Hispanic heritage

ASU West hosted a lowrider car show last weekend.

By Azzam Almouai | October 4, 2017

DJ "Deej" Savarese is pictured in a screen grab of "Deej", a new documentary that was screened at ASU on Oct. 3, 2017.

'Deej' film puts a spotlight on autism and disability rights

On Oct. 3, ASU held a screening of "Deej," a documentary film about an autistic young man, DJ Savarese, as he enters college.

By Maeve McIntyre | October 4, 2017

ASU art grad students collaborate on a light-inspired exhibit

Grad students bring their light-inspired art to ASU's Harry Wood Gallery, showing three distinct perspectives.

By Ian Haugen | October 3, 2017

Dean Steven Tepper at the Herberger School of Art's ArtFest event last year.

Latin dance and laughter yoga: Herberger Institute to host its first ever 'Herberger Institute Day'

ASU students are invited to the first ever Herberger Institute Day on Oct. 12 to check out over 50 workshops.

By Quindrea Yazzie | October 3, 2017

Friday the 13th is a great time for getting a tattoo in Tempe

Tattoo parlors in Tempe and Phoenix will be offering special discounts on Friday, Oct. 13 to celebrate Friday the 13th.

By Alexis Potter | October 3, 2017

Video: ASU School of Music students perform Tchaikovsky's tribute to his mentor

Three graduate students from the ASU School of Music bring Tchaikovsky's "Trio in A Minor," a tribute to Nikolai Rubinstein, to an audience at the Tempe Center for the Arts.

By Justin de la Cruz | October 1, 2017

ASU music students give a "Performance with a View"

Three students spent months practicing for the show, building off a life-long love for music.

By Cody Begaye | September 28, 2017

Femme Fotale brings femme-identifying photographers into focus

A group of four ASU alumnae support femme-identifying photographers with zines and events for their project, Femme Fotale.

By Stefany Marquez | September 27, 2017

ASU alumna pursues activism through art

Latina artist and activist Jewell Medina creates "artivism" displayed at ASU's Fletcher Library.

By Britt Campbell | September 27, 2017

Lyric Opera Theatre has something for first-time opera-goers with 'The Bartered Bride'

ASU's Lyric Opera program will perform "The Bartered Bride" in hopes to bring new audiences to the craft.

By Ian Haugen | September 26, 2017

Hindu festival Navratri at ASU celebrates cosmic balance

Revelers are celebrating Navratri, a nine-night Hindu festival, in the SDFC this year.

By Azzam Almouai | September 26, 2017

Phoenix's growing comedy scene is a draw for young comics

Local comedians come together to raise money for Phoenix art programs in a stand up comedy performance as they also hope to gain a younger audience.

By Ian Haugen | September 25, 2017

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