Arizona State University Digital Immersion

What are the popular events and traditions at Arizona State University Digital Immersion?

ASU traditions are university-wide rather than traditions of a separate Digital Immersion campus. Homecoming is one recurring example: it brings alumni and students together around university events and a football game, with the Lantern Walk associated with ASU's homecoming history.

ASU also organizes welcome programming around the start of academic terms. These events can help a nearby online student connect with the broader university, but many take place at physical campuses. Online students should check each event's location, registration rules and virtual options rather than assume that enrollment in Digital Immersion includes an equivalent remote version.

What are the student housing and dining options at Arizona State University Digital Immersion?

Arizona State University Digital Immersion is designed for students studying from their own locations; online enrollment does not come with a Scottsdale residence hall or meal plan. ASU operates housing and dining for eligible students at its physical campuses, but those arrangements are separate from the ordinary ASU Online experience.

An online student who wants university housing should verify eligibility with ASU Housing before making enrollment plans. Applicants also need to check whether a chosen degree has an in-person requirement that could temporarily affect where they live. For most remote learners, rent or mortgage payments and food belong in a personal living budget rather than an assumed campus room-and-board charge.