'Making Monsters' symposium discusses 'Frankenstein' in the modern world
Frankenstein bicentennial festivities will kick off early this week at ASU with "Making Monsters," a symposium of Institute for Humanities Research fellows.
Frankenstein bicentennial festivities will kick off early this week at ASU with "Making Monsters," a symposium of Institute for Humanities Research fellows.
The justice studies program at ASU proves to be a perfect fit for students eager to tackle society's toughest social issues.
"Psychedelic desert folk" band decker. takes its characteristic sound coast-to-coast.
Writing is something most students just cannot avoid — but some choose it voluntarily.
Off the light rail stop at Campbell and Central Avenue are a couple of buildings with loud personalty, offering fresh ingredients and trendy vibes.
Business of Fashion brought neutral tones, soft structures and calm energy to its spring show.
Photography MFA senior Ryan Parra to showcase the beauty and importance of plants in his Northlight Gallery exhibition "Vivarium."
After midnight when the stomach starts growling and an empty refrigerator starts mocking, there is only one thing to do — find a place open after the clock strikes midnight.
The 2016 Spanish Graduate Literature Conference, Talk Series, & Pragda Film Festival looks to bring newfound perspectives on Latin film and literature to students.
ASU professor and head of directing William Partlan discusses the most satisfying part of working in theater — the collaborative process of taking a play from the script to the stage.
S'mores, hummus, fries and mac-and-cheese, what more can you want? Check out the tapas on Salut Kitchen Bar's Happy Hour.
Photography seniors to examine memories and challenge norms in the BFA exhibition "On The Wall."
Take a study break and attend ASU's student-run radio station's end-of-the-year concert.
ASU student band Moose Titans get out of the garage to play first concert at The Blaze music festival.
Each week reporter Noelle Lilley will tackle a different major, tour its school and talk to its students in the hopes of highlighting the uniqueness and diversity of our beloved university.
A classical performance and musical theatre student was offered a free ride to Northwestern to study biomedical engineering, but decided to attend ASU to pursue her passion.
ASU alumna displays local Phoenix and Tempe talent with her non-profit company, KAYRAE art&images.
"Watchmen" is more than just a great narrative — it is visually pleasing, especially when bleary-eyed on White Russians.
Fans and musicians have speculated the Trunk Space's future since the announcing of its relocation in February.
Initially started as a TUF side project, Red Tank! has become a Tempe garage-punk staple.
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