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STUDENT SPOTLIGHTS
HI- I’M HEATHER!
OPERATIONS SPECIALIST
What does SM Agency do?
SM Agency is a Marketing Agency that partners with local off-campus housing properties and various brands that want to connect with ASU students.
What's your role at SM Agency?
My role here is Operations, which allows me to support the team with whatever they need.
What kind of skills are you learning while in your role?
I am learning skills in project management, team collaboration, and engaging with clients.
What's your major? Computer Science
HI- I’M MARY!
ACCOUNT MANAGER + CONTENT CREATION SPECIALIST
What does SM Agency do?
We are an on-campus agency that helps students stay up-to-date with all the resources, events, and fun things to do on campus. We host the Housing Fair that helps students find housing opportunities and promote fun events that students love, like Decadence and Gold Rush.
What's your role at SM Agency?
I’m a Marketing Account Manager and Content Specialist
Why should students follow the agency on social media? To be in the loop on ASU events and deals!
What kind of skills are you learning while in your role? Client communication, agency flow and operations, and organizational tools.
What's your major? Architecture with a minor in Marketing and Sales
Why should students follow the agency? If you’re not already following us, then you are missing out on fun activities and valuable resources.
TRADITIONS
ASU WELCOME
Your Sun Devil journey kicks off with ASU Welcome—a series of free, high-energy events designed to help you meet new friends, explore campus, and dive into student life. Whether you’re new or returning, this is your chance to connect, celebrate, and find your place at ASU.
HOMECOMING PARADE
A campus favorite, the Homecoming Parade is a vibrant celebration of ASU spirit. Student orgs, campus groups, and local businesses roll through Downtown Tempe with custom floats, music, and tons of maroon and gold. Don’t miss it—it's a true Sun Devil spectacle!
LANTERN WALK
Held the night before Homecoming, Lantern Walk is one of ASU’s oldest and most cherished traditions. Students, alumni, and staff hike up “A” Mountain carrying lanterns, lighting the path in a symbolic show of unity, pride, and Sun Devil spirit. It’s an unforgettable view and a powerful way to feel connected to the ASU community.
THE TERRITORIAL CUP
One of the fiercest rivalries in college football, the annual ASU vs. UArizona game isn't just about bragging rights—it's about history. The Territorial Cup is the oldest rivalry trophy in the country, dating back to the days when Arizona was still a U.S. territory. It’s Sun Devils vs. Wildcats, and it’s always personal.
SPARKY’S TOUCHDOWN TAILGATE
Before kickoff, head to Sparky’s Touchdown Tailgate for games, music, giveaways, performances, and more. It’s the perfect way to rally with fellow Sun Devils before cheering on the team. Be sure to check out the Student Zone for exclusive student perks!
WEARING GOLD ON FRIDAYS
Show your school spirit every week by rocking gold on Fridays! It’s a simple but powerful way for students, faculty, and staff to show off their Sun Devil pride and keep the campus glowing in gold.
GAME DAY – THE INFERNO
When it’s game day, students light up the stands in The Inferno, ASU’s electrifying student section. Decked out in gold and full of energy, Sun Devils stand, chant, and cheer from kickoff to final whistle—fueling the fire behind every ASU win.
ASU Bucket List
Must-Do Sun Devil Experiences
SNAP A PIC WITH SPARKY
Sparky is more than a mascot—he’s an ASU icon. Catch him at events, games, or around campus and snap a selfie to commemorate your Sun Devil experience.
VISIT THE SECRET GARDEN
Need a quiet escape? Hidden behind Dixie Gammage Hall, the Secret Garden is a lush, peaceful space perfect for studying, relaxing, or grabbing a moment of calm between classes.
PADDLEBOARD AT TEMPE TOWN LAKE
A short drive from the Tempe campus, Tempe Town Lake is the perfect spot to paddleboard, kayak, or unwind by the water. Rent some gear, grab a friend, and enjoy a relaxing break with a view.
VISIT THE ASU MIX CENTER IN MESA
Explore the future of storytelling at the Media and Immersive eXperience (MIX) Center—a cutting-edge facility in downtown Mesa created by ASU and the City of Mesa. It’s home to Herberger Institute programs focused on film, immersive media, sensory tech, and more.
TAKE A CLASS OUTSIDE (AT LEAST ONCE!)
With sunny skies almost year-round, ASU is perfect for an outdoor study session. Find a shady bench, grassy lawn, or rooftop spot and enjoy a change of scenery while hitting the books.
ATTEND THE SOLERA EXPERIENCE AT ASU WEST VALLEY
If you're a first-year student at ASU West Valley, this one-day event is a must. The Solera Experience helps you connect with new friends, meet staff and faculty, and dive into ASU traditions. It’s the perfect way to launch your college journey and build lasting memories.
ATTEND A SHOW AT GAMMAGE
Whether it’s a Broadway performance, concert, or cultural event, ASU Gammage is the place to be. Built by legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright, this iconic venue brings world-class talent right to campus.
ABOUT ASUABOUT ASU ABOUT ASU
1. #1 in Innovation — ten years running
U.S. News & World Report has named ASU the Most Innovative University every single year since the category debuted in 2015, marking a full decade at the top in the 2025 rankings.
3. Palm Walk’s century-old date palms
The Tempe campus’s famous Palm Walk is lined with about 110 towering date palms, first planted between 1916 and 1930 and now a signature photo spot for grads.
2. College football’s oldest rivalry trophy
The Territorial Cup, awarded to the winner of the ASU–UA football game, is certified as the oldest existing rivalry trophy in American college football history.
4. Home of the world’s first School of Sustainability
In 2007 ASU launched the first stand-alone School of Sustainability on the planet, pioneering degree programs focused entirely on sustainable solutions.
5. A FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT MASTERPIECE ON CAMPUS
ASU Gammage auditorium was one of Wright’s last public commissions; the 3,000-seat hall opened in 1964 and still hosts national Broadway tours and major events.
6. EYES ON MARS FROM TEMPE
ASU leads the Mastcam-Z zoom cameras riding aboard NASA’s Perseverance rover, giving Sun Devils a front-row seat to the Red Planet.
7. SUPER BOWL HISTORY AT SUN DEVIL STADIUM
Tempe hosted Super Bowl XXX on January 28, 1996, when the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-17 inside Sun Devil Stadium.
8. THE HISTORY OF A MOUNTAIN
The concrete letter soaring above campus is 60 feet tall, but it wasn’t always an “A” — earlier classes installed an “N” (1918) and a “T” (1925) before the present “A” debuted in 1938 and was rebuilt in 1955.
9.
ASU’S MASCOT USED TO BE A BULLDOG
Before Sparky came on the scene, ASU’s original mascot was a bulldog—until students voted for something more unique.
Z O D I A C S I G N S A S A S U M A J O R S
A R I E S
S P O R T S B U S I N E S S O R K I N E S I O L O G Y
B
o l d , c o m p e t i t i v e , a n d a l w a y s m o v i n g
A r i e s t h r i v e s i n h i g h - e n e r g y m a j o r s
w h e r e t h e y c a n l e a d , t r a i n , o r c o m p e t e
S e e y o u a t S u n D e v i l S t a d i u m
L I B R A
L A W , P U B L I C P O L I C Y O R S O C I O L O G Y
L i b r a s a r e t h e d i p l o m a t s o f c a m p u s
f a i r - m i n d e d a n d c h a r m i n g Y o u ’ l l f i n d
t h e m a t T e m p e ’ s M e m o r i a l U n i o n
o r g a n i z i n g f o r u m s o r l e a d i n g s t u d e n t
g o v .
C A N C E R
M A J O R : S O C I A L W O R K O R N U R S I N G
C a n c e r s c a r e d e e p l y Y o u ’ l l f i n d t h e m
v o l u n t e e r i n g t h r o u g h C h a n g e m a k e r
C e n t r a l , m e n t o r i n g i n r e s i d e n c e h a l l s , o r
h e l p i n g o t h e r s i n c l i n i c a l r o l e s .
L E O
T H E A T R E O R M A R K E T I N G
L e o s l i v e f o r t h e s p o t l i g h t o n s t a g e a t A S U
G a m m a g e o r b e h i n d a b r a n d c a m p a i g n
T h e y b r i n g c h a r i s m a , c r e a t i v i t y , a n d
c o n f i d e n c e t o a n y p r e s e n t a t i o n V I R G O
B I O L O G Y O R E N V I R O N M E N T A L S C I E N C E
V i r g o s a r e d e t a i l - o r i e n t e d a n d t h o u g h t f u l ,
p e r f e c t f o r l a b s , f i e l d w o r k , a n d
s u s t a i n a b i l i t y T h e y p r o b a b l y k n o w e x a c t l y
w h a t t i m e t h e s h u t t l e l e a v e s .
T A U R U S
I N T E R I O R D E S I G N O R
L A N D S C A P E A R C H I T E C T U R E
G r o u n d e d a n d a e s t h e t i c - l o v i n g , T a u r u s
s t u d e n t s a r e d r a w n t o t a c t i l e , s e n s o r y -
f o c u s e d s t u d i e s a n d t h e y n e v e r m i s s a
n a p i n t h e S e c r e t G a r d e n .
SAGITTARIUS
GLOBAL STUDIES OR ANTHROPOLOGY
Adventurous and open-minded, Sagittarius are likely studying abroad, hiking A Mountain, or planning their next research trip through ASU’s Study Abroad Office.
CAPRICORN
FINANCE OR ENGINEERING
Focused and ambitious, Capricorns are goal-getters. You’ll find them dominating group projects or interning through the W. P. Carey School of Business.
PISCES
CREATIVE WRITING OR MUSIC THERAPY
Empathetic and dreamy, Pisces are always journaling by Tempe Town Lake or composing their next masterpiece in a Herberger Institute studio.
SCORPIO
FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY OR CRIMINOLOGY
Intense and analytical, Scorpios love a good mystery and thrive in fields that explore the human mind or justice. True crime podcast playing 24/7.
AQUARIUS
INNOVATION IN SOCIETY OR COMPUTER SCIENCE
Quirky, futuristic, and visionary, Aquarians want to disrupt the system. They’re likely running a sustainability startup out of the Fusion on First co-working space.
GEMINI
JOURNALISM OR COMMUNICATION
Social, curious, and always multitasking— Geminis shine at Cronkite School, reporting from Tempe one day and the MIX Center in Mesa the next.
FIND YOUR SUN DEVIL FLOW
A SEARCH OF ALL THINGS ASU—CAN YOU SPOT THEM ALL?
By Emma Thompson
WHAT I WISH I KNEW MY FIRST YEAR AT ASU
1.TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SUN DEVIL COMMUNITY
Join GroupMe chats and Facebook groups, go to free events, and connect with other students and alumni. There's a whole network of support and contagious energy so lean into it!
2. GO TO OFFICE HOURS (SERIOUSLY)
Professors want to help you succeed and showing up builds relationships and can make classes less intimidating. Even if you simply introduce yourself or only have one question, that one-on-one connection can go a long way.
3. SELF-CARE PAYS OFF
You don’t need a 30-step wellness routine. Even things like drinking enough water, taking walks, utilizing free on-campus counseling, or calling home can keep you grounded and energized.
4. USE ALL THE FREE RESOURCES
From tutoring centers to free counseling, resume reviews, maker spaces, and writing workshops. ASU offers so much support if you go out and look for it.
5. TALK TO YOUR CLASSMATES
The people sitting next to you can become study partners, project teammates, or even lifelong friends. Don’t be afraid to start a conversation, it makes classes way more enjoyable too.
6. IT’S OKAY TO CHANGE YOUR MIND
About your major, your goals, your friend group. College is for exploring. You do not have to have everything all figured out right away.
7. GET INVOLVED IN SOMETHING JUST FOR FUN
Not everything has to relate to your major or your resume. Some of the best memories and friendships come from clubs or hobbies outside the classroom. I personally love intramural sports and the Fashion Collective.
8. SAY YES! BUT NOT TO EVERYTHING.
Opportunities are everywhere at ASU. Try new things and meet new people, but also know when to say no. Prioritize your mental and physical well-being.
SOCIAL ACCOUNTS EVERY SUN DEVIL SHOULD FOLLOW
@SMAGENCYASU
A peek into ASU’s student marketing agency + creative content from fellow students. Follow for ASU events, resources & student life.
@STATEPRESS
Stay informed with the State Press, a student-run news student run organization covering all things ASU.
@TEMPEUSG
@USGPOLY
@ASUWESTUSG
@USGDOWNTOWN
Learn what your student government is doing and how to get involved
@TEMPETOURISM
Learn about events, popular restaurants, and fun new experiences around Tempe
@SUNDEVILCAREERS
ASU Career Services provides career support to students, alumni and employers across all four campuses and online.
@ASUPAB
@ASUPABPOLY
@ASUPABWEST
Get the scoop on the best campus events and free swag drops.
@ASUSTUDENTLIFE
Your daily dose of all things ASU events, tips, and student takeovers.
@BLAZERADIOASU
Tune in to Blaze Radio, a student-run radio featuring pop culture, music recs, sports and more
@SPARKYSUNDEVIL
Keep up with Sparky and follow his official account to see BTS, and events he is attending
@ASU ALUMNI
The official Instagram page of the ASU Alumni Association Connecting over 690k Sun Devils from around the world
Student Orgs 101
There’s a club for everyone, and if there’s not, you can start one.
ASU has over 1,000+ student organizations across all campuses.
From Greek life to cultural clubs, volunteering to club sports, getting involved is one of the best ways to make friends, gain experience, and have fun.
ColorStack at Arizona State University
ColorStack ASU is a chapter of the national ColorStack organization, dedicated to increasing the number of Black and Latinx students in tech by building community, providing mentorship, and creating career opportunities.
The AI Society at ASU
The AI Society at ASU is the university’s premier studentled organization dedicated to fostering knowledge and driving innovation in the field of Artificial Intelligence.
Arizona Outdoors Club
The Arizona Outdoors Club, based at Arizona State University, is a member-driven organization of students who enj oy outdoor adventures, road trips, and other social gatherings.
Film Photography Club at ASU
The Film Photography Club at Arizona State University is dedicated to preserving and promoting the art of analog photography by fostering a creative, inclusive, and educational environment.
SKY Meditation is dedicated to fostering inner peace, mental clarity, and emotional resilience among students at Arizona State University. Sky Meditation
Run Devils
RunDevils is a running club based in Tempe for ASU students and faculty, for casual and competitive runners alike.
How to Find the Right Club Checklist:
What are your interests outside of class?
Do you want something low-commitment or leadership-focused?
Do you prefer in-person meetings or virtual groups?
Are you looking to build community, skills, or just have fun?
Boss Up:Your new favorite student club
By Mary Williams
Are you looking for a supportive, empowering, and fun community to be part of at Arizona State University? Look no further—Boss Up at ASU is the space for you! We are a minority women-led organization that focuses on mentorship, leadership, and community engagement.
Our mission is to support minority women in their social, academic, and career journeys through inclusive programming and hands-on advocacy. Whether you're a freshman navigating campus for the first time or a senior looking to build your network and give back, Boss Up is here to support you.
We host vibrant, welcoming events that bring students together in fun and meaningful ways. Some of our favorite campus gatherings include Paint & Sip, Game Night, Movie Night, and Hike + Yoga.
Our impact extends far beyond campus. Boss Up proudly gives back to the Tempe/Phoenix area through frequent volunteer work. From sorting donations at the United Food Bank to preparing global health kits with Project C.U.R.E., our members make a difference.
Last year, we partnered with the Black Medical Students Association to assemble over 1,000 meal kits for families in need.
But we don’t stop there—we also offer professional development events like resume workshops, career fairs, and networking mixers designed to help you succeed beyond college.
ONE CLUB, ENDLESS COLLEGE MEMORIES MADE.
Want to stay connected? Follow us on Instagram @bossupasu to get updates on upcoming events and opportunities. Come Boss Up with us!
ACADEMIC SUPPORT
Need a little boost in your classes? ASU offers free resources like tutoring, writing centers, study groups, and success coaching to help you thrive academically. Scan the QR codes to book sessions, connect with support services, and access tools that will keep you on track all semester.
WELLNESS TIPS
Take care of your body, mind, and spirit this semester—because your college experience isn’t just about grades, it’s about balance.
1. USE ASU COUNSELING SERVICES
You get free mental health support through ASU. Schedule a virtual or in-person session, drop in for a group workshop, or check out the 24/7 crisis line if you ever need additional support.
2. FUEL UP (DON’T SKIP MEALS)
Whether it’s a full meal at the MU or a snack from the Pod Market, eating regularly helps you stay energized and focused—especially during long study days.
Wellness Hub
Sleep Like It’s Your Job
Aim for 7–8 hours of sleep (yes, really). Your brain, mood, and memory all depend on it—and that 3 a.m. cram session won’t help as much as solid rest.
Know When to Say No
Overcommitted? It’s okay to set boundaries and protect your energy. Focus on quality over quantity—especially when balancing school, work, and social life.
Practice Mindfulness
Try 5-minute meditations, yoga sessions, or quiet reflection in a campus green space (Secret Garden, anyone?). Apps like Headspace offer student discounts to help get you in a flow.
Find Your People
Whether it’s a club, study group, or campus event, connection builds community—and that’s one of the best wellness tools there is.
Hydrate, Hydrate, Hydrate
Phoenix heat is no joke. Keep a reusable water bottle with you always, you can get complimentary water at places around campus like Starbucks.
CAMPUS SHUTTLES
These buses will transport students, faculty, and staff between campuses.
There are four types of routes for shuttles: Gold (Poly-Tempe), Maroon (Tempe, Downtown, and West), Mercado (Tempe-Downtown), and the Tempe-West Express (Tempe-West).
VALLEY METRO RAIL
The Valley Metro Rail will transport you from North Phoenix all the way to East Mesa. Single rides start at $2, and students can buy a pass for the school year for $150.
TEMPE STREETCAR
The streetcar differs from light rail in that it shares the roadway with vehicle traffic. Streetcars will arrive at stops every 15-20 minutes. Fares are $1 per ride.
SCAN THE QR CODE FOR MORE INFORMATION
GETTING AROUND ASU
TRANSPORTATION
& WALKING ZONES
WALKING ZONES
Pedestrian Priority Areas: Certain campus walkways are foot-traffic only—keep bikes and scooters off these zones to help keep campus traffic flowing.
Popular Walking Zones:
Tempe Campus: Palm Walk
Downtown Phoenix Campus: Taylor Mall
Polytechnic Campus: University Way
ASU PARK & RIDE
Save money and skip the stress of hunting for on-campus parking with ASU’s Park & Ride lots.
Students can park at designated off-campus lots and hop on a free shuttle or FLASH route to get to class quickly.
It’s budget-friendly, convenient, and perfect for avoiding campus traffic.
Sun Devil S rt Central
Whether you’re sitting front row in The Inferno or repping gold from home, ASU athletics are a major part of student life.
From D1 game days to club and intramural sports, here’s your playbook for getting in the game.
ASU competes in the Big 12 Conference and is home to 26 varsity sports teams. You’ll find big energy, big names, and big moments at every game.
SUN DEVIL FOOTBALL
VS. Northern Arizona
Mountain America Stadium
7 PM - August 30
Wear Gold
at Mississippi State
Davis Wade Stadium
4:30 PM - September 6
ESPN2 vs. Texas State
Mountain America Stadium
7:30 PM- September 13
Wear Maroon vs. TCU
Mountain America Stadium
6:00 PM- September 26
Wear Black
Scan the QR Code For The Full 2025 Football Schedule
WHAT’S IN MY GAME DAY BAG
ASU has a CLEAR BAG POLICY in effect as a part of our commitment to providing an expedited entry process and enjoyable guest experience. This policy applies at Mountain America Stadium, Desert Financial Arena, and other ASU venues where this list is posted.
Scan the QR code for more details on the policy.
GAME DAY ESSENTIALS
Clear Stadium-Approved Bag
Student ID
Phone + Portable Charger
ASU Gold T-shirt or Face Sticker
Mini Sunscreen
Refillable Water Bottle
Lip Balm
Small Wallet or Card Holder Snacks
SUN DEVIL SPORTS
Scan the QR Codes to see Full Sport Schedules
GET IN THE GAME
YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE D1 TO GET ACTIVE AND INVOLVED
Club Sports – From rugby to ultimate frisbee, club teams offer competitive play without the full commitment of varsity sports.
Intramurals – Sign up solo or with friends for flag football, basketball, dodgeball, and more through the Sun Devil Fitness Complex (SDFC).
SDFC Locations - Tempe, Downtown, West, and Polytechnic campuses. Includes fitness centers, pools, courts, and wellness programs.
HEATWAVE
Student Deals! Student Deals!
Being a student has its perks—especially when it comes to saving money! From food and coffee to entertainment and local experiences, Sun Devils can score exclusive discounts just by showing their ASU ID.
Stay in the Know:
Heatwave Newsletter – Sign up to get weekly student discounts and limited-time offers sent straight to your inbox. You can sign up for this newsletter via the SM Agency (@SMAgencyASU) link in bio on Instagram!
25% OFF ALL SERUMS & MOISTURIZERS!
Follow SM Agency on Instagram & TikTok – Check out the SM Agency deals segment on TikTok and Instagram, where we spotlight the best savings near Tempe, Downtown, West, and Polytechnic campuses.
Disclaimer: Deals are subject to change—always check with the vendor for the most up-to-date details before you go.
Desert Botanical Garden
High school and college students can explore the beauty of the desert for just $12 with a valid student ID (adult admission is $22). Enjoy free admission on the second Tuesday of every month from 8 AM–4 PM.
Students and faculty can snag $7 sandwiches from 2 PM to close with a valid ID. Some locations also offer $8.98 sandwiches during their 3–6 PM happy hour. Discounts vary by location, so double-check before you go.
Score a movie ticket for about $2 off the regular adult price with a valid student ID. The discount applies to daily, regular showings, though prices can vary slightly by location.
Yes, Taco Chelo offers a student discount— just ask and show your valid college ID. With locations on Roosevelt Street in Downtown Phoenix and College Avenue in Tempe, it’s an easy stop for flavorful tacos near campus.
Ike’s Love & Sandwiches
Harkins Theater Taco Chelo
FLETCHER LAWN HAMMOCK POLES
BYO hammock! These poles are scattered around Fletcher Lawn and make for the ultimate nap or chill-out spot between classes.
KIWANIS PARK ROSE GARDEN
The rose garden is beautifully maintained and offers a quiet, colorful retreat away from classrooms. Great for a peaceful walk or calming break between busy days.
POLYTECHNIC
CAMPUS
UCENT ROOFTOP PATIO
WEST CAMPUS
POLYTECHNIC ARBORETUM PATHS
On the Polytechnic campus? Go explore the quiet desert walking paths lined with native plants. It’s a perfect escape for a brain break or a solo podcast stroll.
ACADEMIC CENTER LIBRARY BALCONY
An underused gem. Head to the second-floor balcony for panoramic desert views, natural light, and surprisingly few people.
A quiet rooftop spot with lounge seating, great city views, and fresh air—ideal for studying during golden hour or taking a breather between classes.
HERITAGE SQUARE
Historic park near campus with shaded benches and public art.
PHOENIX CAMPUS
New Tempe Eats You Need to
Try
Tempe’s food scene is always growing, and this year brings a lineup of new spots perfect for lunch breaks, study dates, or weekend hangouts.
Grab tacos at Blanco, sushi at Blue Sushi Sake Grill, or a fresh bite at Flower Child or Nautical Bowls.
Craving comfort food? Over Easy, The Melt, and Freddy’s have you covered, while Filthy Animal, Hawaiian Bros, and The Alley bring bold flavors and fun vibes just minutes from campus.
Blanco
Modern Mexican spot with street tacos, burritos, and margaritas with a trendy, lively vibe. Perfect for a casual lunch, pre-game dinner, or late-night taco run.
Student pick: The Short Rib Tacos.
North Italia
Upscale casual Italian dining with pasta made from scratch and pizza. Great for date nights, family visits, or treating yourself after finals.
Student pick: The signature Bolognese pasta or the Crispy Calamari.
Flower Child
Health-focused and colorful, offering fresh salads, grain bowls, and wraps. A go-to for students looking for a nourishing, quick lunch or post-gym meal.
Student pick: The Glow Bowl or Avocado Toast.
Blue Sushi Sake Grill
Trendy sushi and Japanese grill spot with creative rolls and a fun happy hour. Perfect for dinner with friends or a celebratory night out.
Student pick: The Lion King Roll or their veganfriendly rolls.
Hawaiian Bros
Island-inspired plate lunches with grilled chicken, rice, and macaroni salad. Affordable, filling, and flavorful for students on the go.
Student pick: The Huli Huli Chicken Plate.
ENTERTAINMENT HOTSPOTS
ASU Gammage
ASU Art Museum
Programming & Activities Board
ASU Mix Center
Life at ASU isn’t just about classes—there’s always something fun happening on campus! From Broadway shows to free movie nights, follow these accounts to be in on on campus entertainment.
ASU Gammage hosts Broadway shows, concerts, and special performances throughout the year. From iconic musicals to live orchestras, it’s a must-visit for any Sun Devil looking for a culture fix.
COMEDY NIGHTS & STUDENT EVENTS
Looking for a laugh after class? ASU student orgs and Programming and Activities Board (PAB) host comedy nights, improv shows, and special guest performances each semester.
Think events like DevilPalooza and Infernofest .
Follow @asupab on Instagram and TikTok to catch upcoming events and free ticket giveaways!
ASU MOVIE SCREENINGS
Movie buffs, this one’s for you! Enjoy free or low-cost film screenings on campus, from blockbuster hits to indie features and cultural showcases. Screenings often include snacks, student discussions, or themed events, making them the perfect study break activity.
The ASU MIX Center hosts several free movie nights throughout the semester. You can also enjoy movie nights on the field at several ASU campuses.
Keep up with upcoming dates via our Flame Weekly newsletter.
An ASU and Creighton partnership makes it possible.
Applicants from ASU receive priority consideration for admission into Creighton’s doctoral degree programs in pharmacy, physical therapy and occupational therapy, all located in the Phoenix Medical Quarter. For those called to care—we say, Welcome to Creighton.
