Durham Hall offers a mix of traditional lecture halls and modern classrooms that accommodate small group discussion and work. The School of International Letters and Cultures is located here, where students study the great works from antiquity and more than 20 international languages from across the world.
Built in 1964, ASU added Durham's name to the hall in 1994 to honor G. Homer Durham, president of ASU from 1960 to 1969.
ASU has a reputation for excellence and is repeatedly ranked No. 1. U.S. News & World Report ranks 82 ASU degree programs as top 25 in the nation, with 37 of those in the top 10. Backed by these rankings, the degree you earn from ASU will have the power to take you wherever you want to go in life.
ASU offers multiple campuses and locations, each with its own size and feel, so you can find the learning environment that fits you best. Study on our beautiful campuses in a city with numerous opportunities for internships and industry partnerships — opportunities that don’t exist in smaller cities.
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