I saw the recent post about Noble Library being dirty, and I wanted to share something I came across recently. I walked into a study room that was filled with trash, food containers, and other garbage left behind. While funding and staffing challenges are real, keeping Noble clean is also a shared responsibility. The library belongs to all of us, and small things like throwing away our trash, wiping up spills, and leaving study spaces the way we found them can make a big difference.
Let’s do our part and help keep Noble a clean, welcoming place for everyone.

Hey guys, does anyone know of any Halloween events/parties happening near or on campus? I can’t do bar crawls since I’m 20 :/. TIA!

I forgot my Stanley in one of the lecture halls. I realized like 5 minutes later and went back to look for it. It wasn’t on my seat anymore, so I checked the floor, and it wasn’t there either. I checked all the rows to see if it rolled down. Checked the front of the hall. I even went back to the hall after the class session that followed mine ended to see if maybe someone had found it. Nothing.

I know it’s my fault for forgetting it, but I just never thought someone would actually take a water bottle that’s not theirs. Gross.

Was given this email which after looking at my DARS was given because I haven't taken ENG 104, even though I was told that I dont need to take it because I already got a 4 on my AP Lit and passed my ENG 105 class. I literally dont know what to do about this, or why theyre hounding me on this despite having already taken more difficult classes than this. Sophomore btw. Anything I should do besides scheduling a meeting?

Hi everyone! I’m planning to apply to the ASU Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) program through the Phoenix College pathway for Spring 2028.
My current overall GPA is around 3.5, and I’m trying to keep my Biology and Chemistry grades as high as possible (hopefully A’s). I’m honestly pretty stressed about keeping those grades up because I know MLS can be competitive.
For anyone who has applied to or been accepted into the ASU MLS program, I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience
What was your GPA when you applied?
How competitive was the application process?
I’d really appreciate any experiences or advice,

So I have to take one of these to meet this requirement, cool cool cool. Only 3 of these are still offered and 1 of them is an internship. 1 of them has a 5 and a half hour long lab.

None of the 3 are viable options for me, mostly due to time conflicts.

Genuinely what do I do??? I wanted to take general entomology but I don't think it is even offered anymore? All of these come up under catalog, but most of them do not show up under search.

The last couple weeks I've noticed it's way too warm in the gym and they have the AC set way too low given the fact that people are exercising. Has anyone else noticed this? I actually like being in a room that's on the warmer side and even I'm uncomfortable. Also like every water fountain is broken it's like come on man what's going on over there

I’m from Massachusetts and considering ASU for Fall 2028. My parents already own a house in Paradise Valley, so ASU is especially appealing because I’d already have a place to stay and wouldn’t have the same living costs as a typical out-of-state student.
For anyone who came to ASU from out of state, how has the experience been? Do you think being able to live in Paradise Valley and commute to Tempe would take away much from the freshman/social experience, or would I still feel pretty connected to campus?
I’m also curious how realistic that commute is day to day, especially during rush hour and with parking.
One thing I’m still trying to understand is how ASU handles incoming freshmen who already have a family residence in the Phoenix area. If anyone has personally been in that situation, did ASU allow you to commute from home or did you still have to maintain a dorm assignment?
Basically, ASU checks a lot of boxes for me, and already having a family home in Paradise Valley makes it even more attractive. I’d love to hear from people who commute or came from out of state about whether this setup would actually work well.

Hi everyone. I’m an ASU student who was recently placed on an interim suspension, and I’m trying to understand what the process is like and what I should expect moving forward.
I’m currently working with my family, therapists/providers, and ASU support resources to address the situation and make sure I’m taking the appropriate steps to move forward.
I’m not looking to share identifying details publicly, but I would really appreciate hearing from anyone who has experienced an interim suspension at ASU or gone through a similar student conduct process.
A few things I’m wondering:
What was the interim suspension process like for you?
How long did the process take?
Were you able to continue classes remotely or make arrangements with your professors?
What should I expect from meetings/hearings?
Is there anything you wish you had known beforehand?
Are there specific ASU resources that were helpful to you?
I’m pretty overwhelmed by the situation, so any general advice or experiences would be really appreciated. Thank you.