Arts & Performance
EstablishedBallet Folklórico
Mexican traditional dance company; heritage and performance.
Est. students
80
Campuses / Tempe, AZ
ASU Tempe
Arizona State University
Groups identified
536
Enrollment
57,000
Still unreached
496
Engaged or beyond
26
15 of 536 groups · population estimates overlap — students belong to many groups
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
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
Faith Communities
EstablishedCatholic Student Community (Newman Center)
All Saints Newman Center community; its own complete social and sacramental world.
Est. students
2,500
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
Faith Communities
EstablishedOrthodox Christian Fellowship
Eastern Orthodox students; liturgical tradition with ancient roots.
Est. students
80
Heritage & Domestic
EstablishedPacific Islander Students
Samoan, Tongan, Chamorro and Hawaiian students; tight family-style community.
Est. students
350
Civic & Professional
EstablishedSHPE (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers)
Familia-model professional society.
Est. students
400
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
Arts & Performance
EstablishedStudent Choirs & Gospel Choir
Choral community bridging music school and church traditions.
Est. students
250