ASU Campus History: West
This collection of planning reports, memoranda, legislation, speeches, ephemera, fact sheets, and videos presents the history of the Arizona State University at West campus through materials selected from the University Archives.
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Created1994-04-21
DescriptionThis program lists the individuals and organizations who helped create and advance the ASU West campus, including Founding Benefactors, Founding Donors, Founding Provost's Club Members, committees, and volunteers.
ContributorsArizona State University. West Campus. University Relations. (Author)
Created1994-04
DescriptionThis publication provides information about people and events that created the ASU West campus as well as its first ten years.
ContributorsBinkowski, Arlene (Author)
Created1986-03-21 to 1986-04-01
DescriptionThese items document the relocation of approximately 200+ jackrabbits from the ASU West construction site beginning with the letter of a concerned citizen to the governor of Arizona, to the project manager, to the pest control company, to the resolution, and back to the complainant.
ContributorsNovick, Carole (Author)
Created1986-04-01
DescriptionDraft of a news release with handwritten editing.
ContributorsNovick, Carole (Author)
Created1986-04-01
Description
This press release discusses the ASU West Symbolic Bell that was rung at the groundbreaking.
ContributorsArizona Public Service Company (Producer)
Created2004
Description
This video contains a narrative of the history of ASU West up until 2004 with photo and video images of students, faculty, and the facilities. It also includes statements from community leaders who helped the West campus become a reality, and from faculty, staff, and administrators.