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Arizona State University is one university in many places, starting in Tempe, where was first called the Territorial Normal School at Tempe, in 1885. It is now home to 16 colleges and schools that offer opportunities for success to students through scholarship, research and discovery of public value. The Tempe campus is also the home to 24 varsity sports with membership in the Pac-12 conference.

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Three students in Arizona State Unviersity' Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering are pictured reading books outdoors on the ASU Tempe Campus

Essential reading: Books with lessons to live by

“Books are the training weights of the mind.” — Epictetus, Greek Stoic philosopherThis is the 14th edition of the annual Essential Reading feature, which offers book recommendations by faculty and…

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ASU Online grads honored at campus celebration

Rodney Perkins dreamed of becoming a doctor since high school, but after earning his undergraduate degree, he felt his college experience hadn’t fully prepared him for the next steps.This week, the…

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Public service grads celebrate at Watts College Convocation

Nearly 1,000 new graduates celebrated their first full day as Arizona State University alumni on May 13 as the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions honored them at its…