The entrance to Hayden Library on the main campus is below ground. The stairs and elevator are located at ground level just north of Danforth Chapel and east of West Hall.

Gazebo near Old Main on the Main Campus along Tyler Mall.

ASU's Main Campus offers a number of places to relax in the shade like this bench near the Social Sciences Building.

Students meet and study on Hayden Lawn just west of Hayden Library.

Street Jam, a group of students from the Herberger College of Fine Arts at ASU, make some beautiful noise during the university's Passport to ASU event for incoming freshmen. The students (left to right) are Marcia James, Jesse Nelson, Carrie Mereness and David Titchnell.

The names of great scientists grace the front of the art deco-styled Agriculture Building. Located next to the Student Services Building, the Agriculture Building is home to classrooms, several administrative units and College of Public Programs departments.

With more than 100 palm trees lining the way, Palm Walk is a popular corridor among students, faculty and staff and university visitors alike. Palm Walk extends from University Drive and the University Bridge on the north to the Student Recreation Complex on the south.

The only adobe building on campus, Moeur, was built in 1939 as part of the WPA project. The building is named after Benjamin Baker Moeur, MD, who served as the official physician for the Arizona Territorial Normal School (what is now known as ASU), and served two terms as governor of Arizona.

As the Territorial Normal School grew the need for additional space became apparent in 1898 and the result was what is now know as Old Main. The oldest building on campus, Old Main was recently restored to its original grander and serves as home of the Alumni Association.

A dirty white construction wall at ASU is alive with color, thanks to seven Herberger College of Fine Arts students participating in a mural project that is brightening up the 250-foot-long temporary barrier.

ASU's first residence hall to be built under a public-private partnership, Adelphi Commons won the CityAZ 2002 Design Award for Multifamily Housing. The complex is home to ASU's sororities.

ASU students cheer on the Sun Devils during the Eastern Washington game. ASU students have a tradition of standing for the entire game.