Heritage & Domestic
EstablishedBlack Student Community
Community anchored by the Black African Coalition, NPHC life, and gospel choirs; strong internal networks across campuses.
Est. students
2,600
Campuses / Tempe, AZ
ASU Tempe
Arizona State University
Groups identified
536
Enrollment
57,000
Still unreached
496
Engaged or beyond
26
10 of 536 groups · population estimates overlap — students belong to many groups
Nationality Communities
EstablishedBrazil Students
A mid-sized international community — students from Brazil whose social world forms around shared language, culture, and the national student association where one exists.
Est. students
160
Heritage & Domestic
EstablishedFilipino-American Students (PSA)
Second-generation and immigrant Filipino community organized around PSA events and barrio fiesta.
Est. students
380
Nationality Communities
EstablishedGhana Students
A small international community — students from Ghana whose social world forms around shared language, culture, and the national student association where one exists.
Est. students
70
Nationality Communities
EstablishedKenya Students
A small international community — students from Kenya whose social world forms around shared language, culture, and the national student association where one exists.
Est. students
80
Heritage & Domestic
EstablishedKorean-American Students
Second-generation community; several Korean-American churches engage this group directly.
Est. students
400
Heritage & Domestic
EstablishedLatino & Chicano Student Community
ASU's largest cultural community, spanning first-generation Arizonans, border-city families, and recent arrivals; dense org network from El Concilio to ballet folklórico.
Est. students
17,000
Nationality Communities
EstablishedNigeria Students
A mid-sized international community — students from Nigeria whose social world forms around shared language, culture, and the national student association where one exists.
Est. students
260
Heritage & Domestic
EstablishedPacific Islander Students
Samoan, Tongan, Chamorro and Hawaiian students; tight family-style community.
Est. students
350
Nationality Communities
EstablishedSouth Korea Students
One of the largest international communities on campus — students from South Korea whose social world forms around shared language, culture, and the national student association where one exists.
Est. students
480