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applying for admission to paying bills to taking care of fi nancial aid. College concerts and events. 11 Sun Devil Fitness Complex In college, exercising the body 14 Sun Devil Campus Stores More than just a place to buy Graduate Admission Services is also here. is as important as exercising the mind. The recently expanded or rent your textbooks at the beginning of the semester, the Sun 24 “A” Mountain “A” Mountain is named after the letter “A” that 8 Interdisciplinary B Interdisciplinary B houses the Offi ce Sun Devil Fitness Complex features a variety of exercise Devil Campus Stores also sells school suppliesSpence Av eand a huge variety adorns it. The “A” is 60 feet from top to bottom and was built using of Graduate Education. This offi ce is home to Graduate Student equipment, including adaptive equipment for students with injuries of ASU logo clothing and gifts. ATMs and Starbucks® reside here reinforced steel and concrete in 1955. Each year, during the week Academic Services, which assists students with graduate study or disabilities, a swimming pool, indoor and outdoor jogging as well. leading up to the ASU vs. UA football game, the Student Alumni

plans, thesis and dissertation reviews and defenses, and preparing tracks, two fully appointed weight rooms, courts, group fi tness Jentilly Ln Association guards our beloved gold “A” from being painted with for commencement. classrooms, a juice bar and much more. rival colors. 15 Computing Commons This always-bustling computing 9 Memorial Union: campus community center Here you’ll 12 Barrett, The Honors College The nation’s fi rst four-year site offers wired classrooms, meeting spaces and a Tech Studio fi nd restaurants, ATMs, a convenience store, TVs, meeting spaces honors residential college within a top-tier public university, Barrett, location, where students can go for solutions to hardware — even bowling and billiards. The MU is also home to Lost and The Honors College sits on a nine-acre freestanding campus problems. The Sun Devil Campus Stores Technology CenterVista del Ceonrro Dr Found, the Pat Tillman Veterans Center, Changemaker Central and featuring amenities such as classrooms, a cafe, an activity room, the fi rst fl oor offers computer gear at educational discounts. the Sun Devil Involvement Center comprising student government, an amphitheater, computer labs, a fi tness center, a dining hall with The Tempe campus has three general computing labs and more student coalitions, student and cultural engagement, and fraternity a covered terrace, a garden and a special-event dining room. The located within libraries, academic departments and residence halls. and sorority life. Sustainability House at Barrett is an environmentally friendly hall 16 The Engineering Center The Engineering Center is the for students who want to experience sustainable living. 10 W. P. Carey School of Business A new addition to the main hub for students in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering. esteemed W. P. Carey School of Business complex, McCord Hall 13 The Biodesign Institute Buildings The Biodesign Institute A group of buildings connected by shared courtyards and hallways, is home to several master’s programs. The building opened in is a 350,000-square-foot facility designed to foster the fusion of the B through G wings are home to research and instructional labs 2013 and features state-of-the-art classrooms, computer labs, previously distinct areas of science. The architectural elements for the schools of engineering. The American English and Culture conference and seminar rooms, study areas and more. reinforce the idea that science brings illumination, discovery and Program also resides here. connection to our future.

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1 University Center Building The three-story University 10 Las Casas Residence Hall A living and learning village that Center Building is the center of campus life and houses a number Thunderbird Rd Thunderbird Rd offers apartment-style housing for more than 400 residents, Las e

of student services, including Financial Aid and Scholarship v Casas creates a welcoming environment for students’ academic Services, Admission Services, ASU Health Services and the A and social development. Amenities of the three-story complex 47th e Disability Resource Center. Also found in UCB are the bookstore; v include a swimming pool, volleyball court, computer lab, study A

Cafe West; cashier and payment services; student lounges; North lounge and private activities for residents. Rooms feature Internet, 49th 14 an art gallery; a black box theater; meeting rooms; La Sala, University Way North cable and Wi-Fi. a multipurpose auditorium facility; Veterans Services; B Student Involvement Offi ces; and Undergraduate Student 3 11 Verde Dining Pavilion The Verde Dining Pavilion is just 1 Government Offi ces. 4 11 12 13 2 steps away from Casa De Oro. The all-you-care-to-eat residential Map Legend restaurant offers a great environment for students to gather 2 Delph Courtyard Delph Courtyard is an inviting outdoor West Solar Ground Mount 10 Verde Mall ASU Building for meals, team projects and events. The residential restaurant Parking Area garden patio within the University Center Building, accented by a features a salad bar, deli and grill; home-style and international 9 Fletcher 5 colorful tile water feature. The outdoor seating is a popular spot Lawn entrees; and vegetarian and vegan options. Additionally, there are to enjoy lunch with friends. Throughout the year, campus displays 7 late-night dining options, open and private dining areas, a student and cultural events, such as Black History and Hispanic Heritage lounge, plus Jamba Juice and Provisions On Demand Market. 8 6 months, fi ll the courtyard with activity. A 12 Devils’ Den The Devils’ Den student lounge and patio 3 Faculty/Administration Building The three-story Faculty/ Field includes a student meeting space and is connected to Provisions Administration Building contains the administrative and advising Wood Drive On Demand Market, a great spot for students to grab a Jamba offi ces for the colleges and programs located on the West Juice, quick beverage or snack. campus. Classrooms occupy the fi rst fl oor of the east wing, and 13 Changemaker Central Changemaker Central is open to the central courtyard features an heirloom rose garden and annual University Way South fl ower beds and bowls. all students and is a student-run centralized resource hub for academic courses and cocurricular activities involving social 4 Gary K. Herberger Young Scholars Academy The City of Phoenix/ASU West South Fields entrepreneurship, civic engagement, service learning and Herberger Academy is an initiative of ASU’s Mary Lou Fulton Community Park community service that catalyze student-driven social change. Teachers College. It offers fast-paced, challenging curriculum for 14 North Services Building The North Services Building e

gifted adolescents. When they complete the Academy’s curriculum, v at the end of what would be their junior year of high school in A provides services to students for on-campus parking and a traditional setting, students will have completed high school 51st Sweetwater Ave Sweetwatertransportation Ave needs such as purchasing parking permits, getting requirements and accumulated up to 45 ASU credits. campus parking maps and registering for ridesharing. Help is also available for students with car problems such as a jump-start e 5 Classroom/Lab/Computer Classroom Building With v or opening a locked vehicle. Students can also get their ASU ID A Dahlia Dr Dahlia Dr a distinctive notch in its roofl ine, the CLCC Building contains Computing Commons are a few key resources available here. a 10,000 gross-square-footage weight and fi tness area; two cards here.

® 45th general-purpose and computer classrooms; science laboratories; A campus favorite, Starbucks , is located on the fi rst fl oor. The multipurpose studios for group fi tness classes; two indoor e 49th Dr 47th Dr v 48th Dr Noteworthy: studios for art, dance and music; and information technology building also receivedAster the Dr top recognition of design excellenceAster Dr racquetball courts;A wellness space with a demonstration kitchen from the American Institute of Architects. for healthy food preparation,Aster Dr fi tness assessment and three Map not to scale 47th

services. The round walls of the CLCC Building surround a circular 50th Ln updated A01.2014 Central Services Complex The Central Services Complex courtyard featuring dancing water spouts and a black marble alternative medicine studios; a swimming pool; social gaming 7 Sands ClassroomRosewood Building Dr One of the West campus’Rosewood Dr houses ASU Police, Facilities Development and Management, a notched saucer, which spills water into a pool that fl ows down space with lounge furniture, fl at screen video displays with gaming

primary classroom50th Dr buildings, Sands houses the Information small post offi ce and other administrative offi ces. an 11-foot terraced spillway. Casa de Oro CDOR 3D Fletcher Library systems, poolFL tableHLB 4andE Ping-Pong• Financial table; Aid bike rentals and repairs; Systems Management Lab as well as the ASU 1:1 Technology Windrose Dr • Student Housing • @west news three-lane indoor running track;• Game exterior Room exercise terraces; new B Studio where IT expertsWindr oseoffer Dr on-the-spot technical assistance.Windrose Dr Solar Panels Two sets of solar panels — located on the 6 Fletcher Library The fi rst building completed on the West • Computing Commonslockers; and strength and cardio• Health fi tness Services areas. northwest side of campus — generate enough energy to power campus, Fletcher Library combines the service and values of a A rectangularCentral Pl apoolnt with water fountainsCP highlightsL 4D Sands’• Fletc herwest Library • Information Desk / Lost & Found 9 Casa De Oro the campus during daylight hours. traditional library with a state-of-the-art approach. The library’s courtyard, where nearby Kiva Lecture Hall seats up• to S t100arbu people.cks ® The 93,000-square-foot• Intramurals Casa de Oro opened collection, including more than 400,000 volumes, supports the Central Services Complex CSC 4D in fall 2012. This 365-bed residence hall provides double- 8 Sun Devil Fitness Complex The Sun Devil Fitness• Student Group Study Rooms • La Sala Auditorium curriculum on the West campus and features an extensive media • ASU Police occupancy suite-style units and includes a social lounge, a gaming Complex features a six-acre multipurpose fi eld with• rugby,Student soccer, Success Center • Meeting Rooms / Classrooms collection. Group study rooms, the Student Success Center (a • Facilities Development & Management lounge, study rooms, a community• kitchen, laundry facilities, a fl ag football and softball; a green quad for campus activities; Osher Lifelong Learning Inst. at ASU free tutoring center for writing, math, science and business) and • Mail Services Kiva Lecture Hall business centerKI VandA 3 anE interior• Second landscaped Stage courtyard. West • Student Government Offices Classroom Lab/ Las Casas Residence Hall CASA 3C • Student Lounge Computer Classroom CLCC 3F • Student Housing • Student Services • Faculty & Staff Offices • Sun Devil Campus Store Sands Classroom Building SANDS 3E • Veteran Services Competition Fields COMP 5D • Classrooms • Writing Center

FAB Annex FABNX 3F Sun Devil Fitness Complex SDFCW 3D Welcome Center WC 2E • Herberger Young Scholars Academy • Credit Union University Center Building UCB 3E • Parking & Transit Services Faculty/Administration Bldg. FAB 3F • ATM • Administration Offices • Barrett, the Honors College Verde Dining Pavilion VRDE 3D • Classrooms & Labs • Café West • Devils Den • Faculty & Staff Offices • Career Services • Jamba Juice • Human Resources • Cashier’s Office • P.O.D. Market (Provisions on Demand) • Disability Resource Center