Community

Panel discussion spreads relationship abuse awareness

A panel discussion put on by Hard Candy Zine, a feminist club and publication, and ASU's School of Social Transformation honored Domestic Violence Awareness Month by educating students about abuse.

By Emily Mahoney | October 21, 2013

---

Riders experience raw art on Mural Ride

The second Mural Ride event took place Saturday, drawing in community members and art lovers alike in downtown Phoenix.

By Demetrius Burns | October 20, 2013

---

Without a community, college fun is illusory at best

Without a good community, college students sometimes turn to destructive behaviors.

By Matthew Rich | October 20, 2013

---

A show for a cause "pops up" in Phoenix, draws border activists and street artists

Artists gathered at The Hive to showcase artwork and performances that demonstrated the hardships Mexicans in the community face.

By Tanya Nguyen | October 16, 2013

---

Fresh Food and Local Spirit

Bodega 420 is about community. There are regulars who come to buy weekly groceries, as well as visitors who simply come to just hangout.

By Marilyn Napier | October 15, 2013

---

Sparky's Quill: Tempe History Museum Revealed

Secrets of Tempe History

By Tom Black | October 9, 2013

---

Pages Per Content, minus the content

Local art gallery The Hive is no stranger to experimental art.

By Adrianna Ovnicek | October 6, 2013

---

'Atheist church' stirs up the Internet

Ever since my first experience with church, I can remember asking, “Why?”

| September 26, 2013

---

Dancing toward opportunity

This widespread lack of opportunity limits and therefore silences so many voices.

| April 28, 2013

---

A Vegetarian in the Land of Meat

Meat was the basis for one writer's family and her Mexican community — until she came out as a vegetarian.

By Noemi Gonzalez | April 10, 2013

---

Tech Spec: An Open Source

The Internet has given society so much.

By Courtland Jeffrey | April 9, 2013

---

TV programming offers both entertainment, education

Many channels marketed as “educational” are far from it.

By Ashley Mentzer | April 3, 2013

---

Auroran Endurance

On the morning of the movie theater massacre, this SPM writer and Aurora native was rocked to her core. But from the tragedy, arose a powerful community.

By Mackenzie McCreary | November 14, 2012

---

Sustainable bike solution benefits campus community

A way to reduce bike rack clutter to make ASU more sustainable is the implementation of a bicycle sharing system on campus.

By Shane Chergosky | November 7, 2012

---

New ASU Art Museum curator plans to expand, diversify museum’s audience

Julio Cesar Morales, the ASU Art Museum’s new curator, has plans to bring in a larger audience by presenting more Latin American culture.

By Jacqueline Solis | September 12, 2012

---

Design, art, music students reactivate campus space for gathering, performance

X-Scape, this year’s winning design of the X-Square competition, provides students with flexible gathering, lounge and performance space on the Tempe campus.

By Jennifer Gunther | September 9, 2012

---

Exhibit unveils transformation of south central Phoenix

Historical display of South Central Phoenix and its changes over the past century opens Thursday.

By Jacqueline Solis | September 5, 2012

---

Milling over the details

No matter what happens to the historic site, letting the potential of adaptively reusing the Hayden flour mill to create a dynamic sense of place would be better than letting the structure continue to stand behind a fence.

By Jennifer Gunther | April 18, 2012

---

Redesigning politics

William McDonough’s combination of design thinking and sustainable composition works to optimize function and experience. Can we redesign politics to work the same way?

By Jennifer Gunther | March 7, 2012

---

New music Tuesday: Drake, Gym Class Heroes and Childish Gambino

“Take Care” by Drake, “The Papercut Chronicles II” by Gym Class Heroes and “Camp” by Childish Gambino are set to release on Nov. 15.

By Trevor Paxton | November 14, 2011

---