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Cobra Arcade brings local art, classic games under one roof

Cobra Arcade causes a hiss about all it has to offer gamers in downtown Phoenix.

By Damion Julien-Rohman | January 24, 2016

Fox premiers enjoyable, relatable 'Cooper Barrett'

Jack Cutmore-Scott talks his role on Fox's new sitcom "Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life."

By Shane Weinstein | January 24, 2016

Sandra Ramos' 2015 work, "Searching Ithaca", is pictured at the ASU Art Museum on Friday, Jan. 22, 2016. The artwork is part of Ramos' exhibition "Watertight" which is currently showing at the museum.

Sandra Ramos incorporates political consciousness, Cuban culture with fantasy at ASU Art Museum

The exhibit contains sculpture and video animations commenting on the current and past state of affairs in Cuba and the U.S.

By Emily Zentner | January 24, 2016

ASU's Derby Devils are skating their way to fame and unity

Roller derby may be a unusual sport, but it's rolling into the heart of ASU.

By Noelle Lilley | January 21, 2016

ASU alumna 'Miss Krystle' launches entertainment law firm on top of successful music career

Successful lawyer by day, prominent pop artist by night and compassionate philanthropist in between: Who is Krystle Delgado?

By Skylar Mason | January 21, 2016

Aulos Ensemble brings post-renaissance quirk to ASU's music scene

Famous Aulos Ensemble presents a new definition to classical music with its program, "A Tale of Two Cities."

By Tanner Stechnij | January 21, 2016

Street Coffee brings fresh roast and original blends to downtown Phoenix

Street Coffee's house-roasted beans and signature flavored lattes set it apart from the competition.

By Emily Zentner | January 21, 2016

What representation sounds like for America's young Latinxs

Latinxs continue to be highly under-represented in the media, but some musicians are breaking boundaries and setting positive examples for young Latinos and Latinas.

By Celina Jimenez | January 20, 2016

For the record: 'American Idiot' by Green Day

Reporter Shane Weinstein drops the needle on this week’s review of Green Day's "American Idiot."

By Shane Weinstein | January 20, 2016

Desert Botanical Garden's 'Dog's Day' lets the dogs out this coming Saturday

There will also be many sessions of "Doga" or dog yoga. Mats will be provided for pets and people.

By Peter Northfelt | January 20, 2016

Sip Coffee and Beer Garage marries the world of drive-thrus and local cafes

Sip Coffee and Beer Garage's latest location is a dream come true for the quality-centric urban professional on the run.

By Celina Jimenez | January 19, 2016

Members of the Sun Devils Are Better Together club pose for a picture.

Jack of all clubs: Sun Devils are Better Together

Sun Devils Are Better Together wants students to realize the good that togetherness can create.

By Jeff Darge | January 19, 2016

Music to cope with the semester’s first real week

What follows is just one week, with one song for each day.

By Peter Northfelt | January 18, 2016

Not your average 5k: Annual Color Run comes to Tempe with a tropical twist

The 2016 Tempe Color Run aims to mix fitness with music, friends, dancing and color in its fifth annual event at Tempe Beach Park on Jan. 23.

By Skylar Mason | January 18, 2016

Netflix Unknowns: Girlhood (2015)

As tough as it is moving, "Girlhood" tells the story of a teenager on the brink of womanhood who is trying to find herself in a dog-eat-dog world.

By Noelle Lilley | January 18, 2016

76th Street band uses talent, focus to bring passion for music to life

Sophomores Haley Gold and Spencer Bryant have taken their lifelong love for music and turned it into much more than just a student hobby.

By Emily Zentner | January 18, 2016

Artist Tato Caraveo exhanges a glance with his puppy, Duke, in his downtown Phoenix apartment on Monday, Jan. 11, 2016.

Artist Tato Caraveo blends simplicity and eccentricity in an art-filled life

Caraveo's art is an unmistakable blend of the conventional and the unconventional, the consistent and the dynamic, the dramatic and the simple.

By Celina Jimenez | January 14, 2016

Members of the Black Artists and Designers club (from left to right) Social Media Correspondent Kolby Jameison, President Jamil Dawodu, and Vice President Christen Green are pictured on Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2016, before a general body meeting of the Black and African coalition meeting at Memorial Union in Tempe.

ASU's Black Artists and Designers club fosters artistic talent on campus

Black Artists and Designers (BAD), a revived ASU club, seeks to to expose the natural talent of the African American community on campus.

By Noelle Lilley | January 14, 2016

Champagne taste, beer budget: The Clever Koi upgrades a college staple

The cool, modern feel with a touch of Asian-inspired art set the tone for the open kitchen where chefs are cooking with woks, preparing plates and manning a full service bar.

By Lindsay Roberts | January 14, 2016

ASU Film Spark ignites students' dreams of making it in Hollywood

ASU organization Film Spark creates a spark of hope in a student's dream of acting, directing or writing in Los Angeles.

By Nicole Dusanek | January 13, 2016

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