ASU Quidditch team brings fictional sport to life.
By combining a timeless Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning play with an experienced and dynamic cast, Arizona Theatre Company's "Fences" stands as one of the strongest performances of this season.
The culmination of dozens of ASU dance students' undergraduate experiences will take center stage starting Feb. 19 in the school of Film, Dance and Theater's "Transition Projects."
A chalkboard on Mill Avenue encourages visitors and Tempe residents alike to share what they desire to do before they die.
Students from the ASU School of Film, Dance and Theatre will take the stage at Lyceum Theatre Feb. 12-21 to tell the tale of Wonder Woman's roots and the turbulent life of the man who created her.
The Barrio Café is by far my favorite Phoenix restaurant.
It's not too late to plan something special.
ASU is known for their palm trees, but these iconic attractions are nearing the end of their lifespans.
Campus DJ to bust out some sick beats this Thursday.
Latinx presence in the American art world has brought powerful messages and vibrant styles from its beginning, and now locally and nationally acclaimed artists alike are slowly but surely expanding that presence.
The upcoming installation is set to premier at the new Northlight location in Downtown Phoenix.
Each week reporter Jeff Darge searches campus for a new club to join.
If you want to attend a class, check the community's oft-updated Facebook page and look for a red bin that signals the presence of a teacher.
ASU theater professor Bonnie Eckard encourages students to pursue their own dreams.
"Becoming Dr. Ruth" runs Feb. 10-28 at Herberger Stage West and tells the life story of America's favorite sex therapist and media personality.
Latinx representation on television continues to lack nuanced depictions of the diverse breadth of Latinxs in America, but shows like "Jane the Virgin" and "Bordertown" are taking steps forward.
Get lost in ASU art student Ellie Craze's dream world during her solo show at 909 Cooperative.
Out of 20 of Nicholas Sparks’ published pieces, 11 of them have been adapted for the big screen — the latest is “The Choice” set to premiere on Feb. 5.
Phoenix is hosting one of the great contemporary voices in poetry — Terrance Hayes.
Here are three venues to get your fix of laughter.
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