Arizona State University is a public research university. Its athletic teams are part of the Pacific Ten Conference.

In 1885, Democratic representative John Armstrong introduced a bill into the Thirteenth Territorial Legislature to establish a territorial normal school at Tempe. He envisioned a college that would train public school teachers and teach agriculture and the mechanical arts. The bill was passed and twenty acres of land was donated which is now the core of the original campus.Arizona State University: History

Arizona State has four campuses: the Tempe campus, the West campus in northwest Phoenix, the Polytechnic campus in eastern Mesa and the Downtown campus in downtown Phoenix. All four campuses are considered part of a single university that is overseen by the same administration.ASU Campuses: Campuses

• Official Site: ASU News

• President: Michael Crow
  • 2002-present: President

• Official Athletic Site: ASU Sun Devils

• Mahalo's Guide to Arizona State Sun Devils Football

• Official Site: Men's Basketball

• Official Site: Women's Basketball

• Conference: Pacific 10 Conference

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