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Exciting, convenient and safe, living on campus also gives you access to a variety of services and resources within each campus community. These services and resources allow you to further your academic success while empowering you with independence and responsibility in a supportive environment.

Studies show that students who live on campus transition with more ease to university life, graduate faster, and are more involved with the university than students who live off campus.

To gain the most from your first year, freshmen are expected to live on campus. While ASU offers housing for upper-division students, graduate students and families, the majority of the residence halls are designated for freshmen.

You will receive housing information based on the campus affiliated with your major upon admission to the university. ASU encourages you to live on the campus of your major to receive the most from your academic experience.

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Eric Yarber

Wide Receivers Coach - Football

Eric Yarber begins his first season at Arizona State, coaching the wide receivers on head coach Dennis Erickson's staff. Yarber is reunited with Erickson, with whom he has coached for seven season's during Erickson's tenures with the San Francisco 49ers (2003, 2004), at Oregon State University (1999-2002) and with the Seattle Seahawks (1998). He also played for Erickson during his college career at the University of Idaho (1984-85). Yarber has also coached at the University of Washington (2005, 2006), at UNLV (1997) and at the University of Idaho (1996).

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Inspiration Walks a Mile in Snyder's Shoes

By George Schroeder - Register-Guard columnist
Published: Oct 22, 2008 08:43AM

The package arrived without a return address. Inside, Bruce Snyder found two pairs of shoes. And at the bottom of the box, a handwritten note.

There's a backstory, well known to anyone who followed Snyder's career as Arizona State's head coach. We'll get to it in a minute. But there's a story behind the delivery last August, as well, which needs telling first.

Snyder, the former Oregon player and assistant, will be inducted this weekend into Arizona State's Hall of Distinction, and there's little doubt he deserves it.

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