Tag: facilities fee
Design for recreation center on Downtown campus faces hurdles from ASU students
The designs for the Downtown Student Recreation Center were presented to the Facilities Fee Board and the presidents of all ASU campuses, meeting concerns from several members Wednesday.
Planned student recreation center would provide athletic facilities, pool
The designs for ASU’s Downtown campus student recreation center was presented to some students and administrators Friday, giving members of the campus their first look at the $20 million project.
Students give input on future downtown SRC
Downtown students met with architects and ASU officials Friday to discuss the design of a student recreation complex to be built on the Downtown campus.
Abercrombie, Mendes serve on Facilities Fee board
Former ASASUD President Tania Mendes said she and ASASUD President Christian Vasquez collaborated to appoint ASASUD Vice President Jessica Abercrombie as the Downtown campus representative to the ASU facilities fee board created last semester.
ASASUD approves one senator, rejects two
The ASASUD Senate approved one senator but rejected two other candidates at a special session on Friday because of questions over how well the positions were publicized.
Behind the Facilities Fee: Part II
The Downtown Devil has produced a two-part series that takes an in-depth look at the details, process, active roles and origins of the implementation of a new student fee at Arizona State University.
Behind the Facilities Fee: Part I
The Downtown Devil has produced a two-part series that takes an in-depth look at the details, process, active roles and origins of the implementation of a new student fee at Arizona State University.
Senate standstill: Facilities fee vote a tie
The ASASUD Senate vote to support a facilities fee ended in a deadlock on Friday with no constitutional guidelines to split the decision.
Opinion: Growing campus requires fee
The fee is not so much a necessity as an accommodation to the needs of our student community. The Downtown campus, a once distinctly modestly-sized branch of ASU, is now promptly on its way to becoming a booming poster child for the ASU community.
Opinion: Facilities fee unnecessary
Considering the significant growth of the Downtown campus over the last several years, a plan to expand the campus to provide additional services to the students seems a plausible and necessary initiative. However, such a fee is an unnecessary financial burden to impose upon students and one that is coming at the wrong time.