The Echo

Directorial debut 'James White' a brief study in two types of destruction

"James White" is a fearlessly independent directorial debut fueled by strong performance and unique cinematography. 

By Tanner Stechnij | November 21, 2015

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'Wasted Ink' zine store comes to Tempe, promises unheard voices

Wasted Ink Zine Distro is opening a store in Tempe and generating interest in the underground arts community.

By Isabella Castillo | November 21, 2015

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Global Dance Festival showcases DJ talent, community of Arizona's rave scene

Global Dance Festival brought out the best in Arizona ravers.  

By Jacob Goldstein | November 21, 2015

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The Underground Foundation's winter art show to feature cool talent from ASU students

The Underground Foundation to host its winter art show on Saturday. 

By Ryan Santistevan | November 19, 2015

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Short Leash expands hot dog, doughnut empire with new Central Avenue store

Short Leash has been a staple of local foodie culture since its first food truck hit the streets of Phoenix six years ago.

By Skylar Mason | November 19, 2015

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Kinesthetic Aesthetics: Coding, orphanages and martial arts influence dance projects of three students

Three ASU dancers combine abnormal elements in a showcase of movement for thesis projects.  

By Logan Saether | November 18, 2015

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Weekly 'Downtown Sundown' at Phoenix Public Market adds new flavors to city life

Phoenix Public Market's weekly 'Downtown Sundown' brings food, arts, and entertainment to Downtown Phoenix

By Kayla King-Sumner | November 18, 2015

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'The Office' star Rainn Wilson comes to Phoenix to promote new memoir

The star of 'The Office' stops at ASU to promote his new book.  

By Skylar Mason | November 18, 2015

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Pita Jungle brings art of healthy eating to new Tempe location

Pita Jungle does not just want to give only art students an outlet to express themselves, but their customers as well.

By Alaina Nevarez | November 17, 2015

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Global Dance Festival: Come out west for these five must-see DJs

Preparing for you for Global Dance Festival by running down the best DJ talent the event has to offer.  

By Jacob Goldstein | November 17, 2015

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Barely old enough to smoke, Captain Samurai is teenage punk music way ahead of its years

Local Arizona band Captain Samurai releases its debut album "Hey Thanks Goodbye"

By Nick Latona | November 17, 2015

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'Paper with Personality' to showcase professional artists, Marvel drawings and ASU talent at Old Main

ASU's Graphic Design Senior Student Association hosts its first show of the year, "Paper with personality" to raise money for its end-of-year art show. 

By Ryan Santistevan | November 16, 2015

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Justin Bieber, One Direction are set for epic battle to top of charts

Two of pop music's biggest artists release their albums on the same day. 

| November 16, 2015

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An abridged history of Mill Avenue: A taste of Ireland in the Andre Building

The Andre Building has been home to many different establishments, but the Irish pub, Rula Bula, is the epitome of what the building stands for.

By Tanner Stechnij | November 15, 2015

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Arizona Theatre Company's 'Disgraced' brings controversial dinner conversations to stage

The Arizona Theatre Company's "Disgraced" tackles the issues of race, religion, identity and politics in a raw, timely commentary on American society and its shortcomings.

By Skylar Mason | November 15, 2015

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HEALTH obliterated earlobes at Crescent Ballroom with a mix of noise and electronic alchemy

HEALTH played a pretty epic set at Crescent Ballroom in downtown Phoenix.  

By Logan Saether | November 14, 2015

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Italian director Paolo Sorrentino examines banality of aging in 'Youth'

Sorrentino creates another home run with his return to English-language dramedy, Youth.

By Tanner Stechnij | November 12, 2015

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Local women seek to build community, foster creativity through zines

"There are so many underground artists, musicians and events in Phoenix that deserve recognition."

By Ivana Gonzalez | November 12, 2015

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Herberger Theater stages 'Disgraced,' poses questions of U.S. race and identity

The Arizona Theatre Company production of "Disgraced" runs from Nov. 12-29 at the Herberger Theater, and its goal isn't to shy away from questions about faith and heritage. 

By Skylar Mason | November 12, 2015

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ASU Homecoming Writing Contest celebrates Navajo Nation, literary work of students

Students gathered to celebrate accomplishments of their peers and hear a renowned speaker about Navajo literature.

By Logan Saether | November 10, 2015

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