Student Center at The Post Office

As Sun Devils, we assume fundamental responsibility for our shared local and global community. During the COVID-19 pandemic, that means we help protect the health of all. So, are you going home or elsewhere for winter break? Make a commitment to get tested before winter break. Visit bewell.asu.edu to learn more.

Congratulations on completing the semester! You deserve a break. Celebrate your success, but continue to remain committed to public health. If you celebrate with friends, remember that outdoors is always best, while continuing to practice physical distancing. Wear a mask whenever physical distancing is not possible. Visit bewell.asu.edu to learn more.

If you receive an email saying you have been selected for Community Assessment Testing, get tested. Because this is so important to the health of our community at large, it is required. By participating in Community Assessment Testing, you are helping to slow the spread of COVID-19, which ultimately can help our community move towards safe, in-person interactions. Visit bewell.asu.edu to learn more.

Be a leader in public health by encouraging your friends and family to contribute to a healthy society. First, explain to family and friends that following public health recommendations during holiday celebrations is crucial to helping others and helping us get closer to the end of the pandemic. Provide options for gatherings, such as remaining outdoors, being committed to wearing face coverings or meeting virtually. While it may be challenging to do so, remain firm in your own personal boundaries and model healthy behavior that will help slow the spread of COVID-19. And remember, get tested before winter break to ensure you don’t bring the virus home for the holidays. Visit bewell.asu.edu to learn more.

Testing a random sample of our community, whether or not they have symptoms, allows us to determine what proportion of our community has been infected. By making a commitment to get tested when selected, you are helping to keep our community healthy so we can isolate those who are positive to prevent new infections. Be sure to plan in advance in order to get tested within the timeframe you were given. Thank you for doing your part. Visit bewell.asu.edu to learn more.

Thank you for all you have done so far to help slow the spread of COVID-19 in our ASU community. While we know it can be challenging, we need to continue to be committed to public health now more than ever. Keep going! Each and every one of us can play a role in creating a healthy local and global community. Practice physical distancing, wash your hands, wear a mask and get tested. Visit bewell.asu.edu to learn more.

Join us Friday at noon for a webinar for continuing students. You will have the opportunity to hear from representatives from the Provost Office and Dean of Students on what to expect after Thanksgiving Break, how you can stay connected and learn more about weekly ASU events, and what new experiences you can look forward to this spring. You will have a chance to ask questions throughout the webinar.
Register here: asu.edu/about/spring-2021

Hello Sun Devils! Here are the Game Day Viewing Locations for November 7th, 14th, and 21st. Mark your calendars and we will see you there! 🏈

Join us for a virtual 1k, 5k, and 10k run paying tribute to those who have served!
November 4th - Register Now: https://tinyurl.comvetfunrun2020

On behalf of the Hispanic & Latinx Heritage Month committee, in collaboration with El Concilio, Women’s Coalition, and Black African Coalition, join us for the long-anticipated virtual event “Una Noche with Julissa Calderon” on the evening of October 15, 2020 at 5 p.m.

JULISSA CALDERON is an Afro-Latinx actress, writer, producer, and director from Miami. She can be seen playing the dynamic role of Yessika Castillo, a strong-willed, heart driven activist, in the MACRO/Netflix series, Gentefied. The bilingual dramedy, with executive producers America Ferrera and Teri Weinberg, premiered to great notoriety this past February 2020.

Julissa is passionate about Afro-Latino representation and challenging Latino stereotypes. Some of her videos such as “Pelo Bueno, Pelo Malo,” “Sammy Sosa’s skin color rant” and “How I Went from Waitress to Buzzfeed Producer” have been featured in numerous news outlets, including The Huffington Post and CNN Español.

It is Indigenous People's Day this week and VOSA is leading a discussion and partnering with Indigenous Peoples Day Arizona. Join VOSA to celebrate Indigenous People's Day tomorrow, Friday, October 9th at 6:00 PM via Zoom!