The Echo

ASU professors choose must-read books for college students

ASU professors pick the literature they think college students should read.

By Azzam Almouai | November 15, 2017

2017 ArtFest of Scottsdale has ASU graduate on panel

The Scottsdale ArtFest draws artists to the Arizona art community, and an ASU alumnus is serving as a festival judge.

By Stefany Marquez | November 15, 2017

School of Art values traditional methods of creating art

ASU is honoring the historical ways of printing by archiving a donation of type for the University.

By Noah Guzman | November 15, 2017

ASU recognizes Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week

ASU is participating in the national Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week with film screenings, food discounts and volunteering.

By Quindrea Yazzie | November 15, 2017

ASU students react: 'Stranger Things 2'

Students give their honest opinions of the hit show.

By Azzam Almouai | November 15, 2017

An interactive techno-play comes to ASU

"The Compass," a courtroom sci-fi play, invites audiences to determine the fate of a girl who makes decisions through technology.

By Ian Haugen | November 14, 2017

ASU Vietnamese Student Association experiencing club's golden age

The ASU Vietnamese Student Association has recovered from lulls in membership and activity.

By Andrew Thaung | November 13, 2017

ASU recognizes Trans Awareness Week

From Nov. 13 to Nov. 20, LGBT+ groups at ASU are holding events in honor of Trans Awareness Week and Transgender Day of Remembrance.

By Alexis Potter | November 13, 2017

'Out of Time' exhibition examines complexities of time

ASU artists try to convey human existence through time in "Out of Time" exhibition.

By Azzam Almouai | November 13, 2017

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'Blind to Your Misery' brings the Barb Wire Dolls and a message of activism to ASU

ASU lecturers are working with an L.A.-based Greek punk rock band to discuss art and activisim.

By Daniel Gatalica | November 12, 2017

ASU explores the history of Native American hymns

ASU West campus celebrates Native American Heritage Month through Native American film and music.

By Alexis Potter | November 12, 2017

ASU Pitchforks steal show in 2017 ASU's Got Talent

ASU Pitchforks took first place in the 2017 ASU's Got Talent.

By Ian Haugen | November 9, 2017

ASU author opens up conversation on the effects of social media

ASU psychologist discusses the effects of social media, using the book 'Facehooked' as a platform.

By Noah Guzman | November 8, 2017

The Pitchforks and Priority Male both to release third albums

The Pitchforks and Priority Male are preparing for upcoming concerts and album releases, including a concert together on Nov. 17.

By Alexis Potter | November 6, 2017

ASU explores Native American culture in month of November

ASU students take a look into Native American history and culture during the month of November.

By Daniel Gatalica | November 2, 2017

The Project Space: Where art lives in downtown Phoenix

The ASU Art Museum's Project Space, open Friday nights in Downtown Phoenix, is currently displaying the exhibit "Where Thieves Go After Death."

By Alexis Potter | November 2, 2017

Book editor Sharon Louden discusses creativity and artistic success

An artist with a new book out helped ASU students understand how artists develop and sustain their careers.

By Cody Begaye | November 2, 2017

Halloween brings conversation about cultural appropriation to the forefront

Halloween brings cultural appropriation to the forefront of the cultural consciousness at ASU.

By Azzam Almouai | November 1, 2017

'Redskin' screening hopes to spark conversation about racial prejudice

ASU and Scottsdale's Museum of the West are partnering to screen "Redskin," a silent film about Native American history.

By Maeve McIntyre | November 1, 2017

Dia de los Muertos festivities invite a multitude of ways to celebrate

El Dia de los Muertos is changing while still maintaining the tradition of remembrance.

By Ian Haugen | October 31, 2017

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