Halls & Villages
UnreachedAdelphi Commons (Greek Housing)
On-campus Greek housing village; overlaps Greek rows but has its own resident culture.
Est. students
900
Campuses / Tempe, AZ
ASU Tempe
Arizona State University
Groups identified
536
Enrollment
57,000
Still unreached
496
Engaged or beyond
26
14 of 536 groups · population estimates overlap — students belong to many groups
Halls & Villages
EngagedBarrett Honors Complex
Residential honors college with its own dining, events, and identity; intellectually driven culture.
Est. students
4,100
Ratio Christi
Halls & Villages
UnreachedBest Hall & Best Annex
First-year halls with an old-campus, close-quarters culture.
Est. students
600
Halls & Villages
UnreachedGreek Leadership Village
Chapter-house village whose social world runs on the Greek calendar.
Est. students
950
Halls & Villages
PledgedHassayampa Academic Village
Largest first-year village on campus; eight halls of freshman social formation.
Est. students
1,900
Cru at ASU
Halls & Villages
UnreachedHayden Hall
Small first-year hall near the center of campus.
Est. students
350
Halls & Villages
UnreachedManzanita Hall
High-rise first-year hall with a strong floor-community culture.
Est. students
800
Halls & Villages
UnreachedMill Avenue Residence Hall
New seven-story hall opened 2025; first-year community still forming its culture.
Est. students
850
Halls & Villages
UnreachedPalo Verde Main & East/West
Cluster of first-year halls in the heart of campus.
Est. students
1,200
Halls & Villages
UnreachedSan Pablo Hall
First-year residential college community.
Est. students
800
Halls & Villages
UnreachedSonora Center
Off-main-campus residential community near the athletics district.
Est. students
500
Halls & Villages
UnreachedTooker House (Engineering)
Engineering residential community; heavy workload culture keeps residents in-building.
Est. students
1,600
Halls & Villages
UnreachedVillas at Vista del Sol
Townhome-style community for upperclass students.
Est. students
300
Halls & Villages
UnreachedVista del Sol
Apartment-style upperclass community, more private and harder to reach than freshman halls.
Est. students
1,900