One of Arizona State University's oldest and most treasured traditions, the annual Lantern Walk — where students, alumni and friends carry lights to the top of "A" Mountain to light up Tempe — celebrated its 100th anniversary Friday.
The night before the Homecoming game, ASU's Homecoming royalty was announced at the top of the mountain: Allison Sorgeloos, a Barrett honors student and junior studying secondary education, was named queen, and Payne Ruhlman, a Barrett honors student and senior studying supply chain management, was named king.
Experience the sights and sounds of the centennial walk below.
More Sun Devil community
James Brown, a trek up Mount Kush and a basketball trick shot
ARLINGTON, Texas — Gerry Dillingham shook her head as she took in the scene around her.Her son, Arizona State University football coach Kenny Dillingham, was on the podium set up near the end zone at…
Passion for aviation guides grad to set example for future female pilots
Editor’s note: This story is part of a series of profiles of notable fall 2024 graduates.Dahlia Ropke's decision to attend Arizona State University was heavily influenced by her father — an alumnus…
ASU Grand Challenges Scholar’s journey to becoming a NASA astronaut
Editor’s note: This story is part of a series of profiles of notable fall 2024 graduates.Since childhood, Ritisha Das wanted to become an astronaut. When it was time to go to college, she decided to…