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ASU students volunteer at children's hospice
(02/07/18 1:36am)
Voices raised in song. Splashes in a pool. Wheelchair races down the hallways. Rooms full of laughter. You would never know from first glance, but Ryan House in Downtown Phoenix is a respite center, dedicated to giving quality end-of-life care to children.
Being multicultural in America
(02/14/18 1:17am)
Cultural identity is deeply tied to how individuals place themselves in the world. For the majority of human history, this was a mostly centralized and singular experience, but globalization has created identities of a much more individualized stock.
ASU promotes mental health and wellness through unplugging
(02/08/18 1:14am)
A new semester is in full swing and so is the initiative to promote mental health and wellness around campus.
Students embrace their entrepreneurial spirit
(02/09/18 1:08am)
Going to school and running a business on the side is nothing new to entrepreneurial-minded college students. From websites and new technologies to food delivery and fashion, some of the biggest companies today were founded by college students.
Anxious College Girl: The importance of speaking out
(12/01/17 1:11am)
Hi all,
Semester in London: Tales of a rock music pilgrim
(11/30/17 1:03am)
I saw a meme on a Facebook page recently that said, “It’s not where you travel, but who you travel with.”
Co-director and writer of 'Coco' shares importance of passion for films
(11/21/17 1:41am)
Entering a room crowded with eager film students on Nov. 14, Adrian Molina, the co-director and screen writer of "Coco," spoke at ASU about his six-year voyage with Pixar Studios to put together the film, which will be released Nov. 22.
‘Justice League’ is a Wonder-ful first step
(11/16/17 1:02am)
Finally, the culmination of the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) that began with Zack Snyder’s “Man of Steel” and led up to Patty Jenkins's smash-hit “Wonder Woman” has come to its ultimate goal: the birth of the Justice League.
Radio Play: This Is Not a Podcast: "The Plot Thickens"
(11/17/17 2:26am)
Brent and Todd gather to discuss their favorite musical artists. After explaining their love for different bands, tensions soar when interesting information is revealed.
Visual Story: The hard-hitting consequences of concussions
(11/14/17 3:29am)
Reach the reporter at tespana@asu.edu or follow @thaliamespana on Twitter.
Semester in London: Evenings in the land of gun control
(11/09/17 12:52am)
I was trying to enjoy London, but I had a lot on my mind.
‘Murder on the Orient Express’ isn’t as heavy as the title suggests
(11/09/17 1:00am)
In my opinion, a murder mystery filled with suspense, well-crafted dialogue and one jarring twist topped off with a bucket of buttery popcorn is one of the best uses of 2 hours one can have. It truly is the one genre where you actively engage with the movie by sleuthing along with the detective, and in that capacity, “Murder on the Orient Express” delivers. Unfortunately, the only thing that is really murdered is the dialogue.
Birth Control
(11/14/17 12:38am)
According to the Guttmacher Institute, only 24 states and the District of Columbia mandate sex education in high schools as of Oct. 1. Only 13 states require HIV information taught be medically accurate.
Anxious College Girl: Crying it out
(11/07/17 12:55am)
In the past year of college, more specifically the past semester, I have seen myself have higher highs and lower lows.
Standing apart while standing together
(11/30/17 1:18am)
They’re angry. They only support women. They hate men.
ASU me3 app expands to over 100,000 users
(11/22/17 3:32am)
Instead of using a paper and pencil for a career test, a team of developers from EdPlus created a unique and modern approach to help students decide on a future career path.
Yoga to the People provides students with affordable yoga
(11/21/17 2:18am)
It’s no secret that college is home to the biggest stressors that students can face. According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, 85 percent of students reported they had felt overwhelmed by everything they had to do at some point during the year.
Radio Play: This Is Not a Podcast: "The Stupendous Syrup Squabble"
(11/09/17 3:19am)
Brent and Todd discuss their favorite foods while tearing each other's opinions to shreds. Brent fervently advocates for spaghetti and meatballs while Todd insists that a podcast about food would not be good unless filet mignon is mentioned. Other interesting tidbits about their pasts are revealed this week as personal stories are recalled within the narrative.
Anxious College Girl: Relationships and Anxiety
(11/02/17 1:11am)
I think living with anxiety has taught me a lot about the relationships in my life. Whether that be in friendships or with family, I have had to explain to my closest companions what I'm going through, and it doesn't always go well.