Photos: 2025 Tempe Open Door
Fifteen-year-old Genevieve Shumosie experiences Dreamscape Learn during Open Door at the Tempe campus on Feb. 22. Photo by Samantha Chow/ASU
Arizona State University's 13th year of Open Door events concluded on the Tempe campus on Feb. 22.
Snakes, science and little pig tails were just some of the sights and subjects that delighted learners of all ages who visited the campus over the weekend.
Take a look at our gallery from the Tempe campus event below.
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Ten-year-old Renee Herrera (right) holds a snake while her friend, 11-year-old Hanon Christie, watches during Open Door at the Tempe campus on Feb. 22.
Photo by Samantha Chow/ASU
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Twelve-year-old Carlos Beltran participates in the Sun Devil Motorsports racing simulation during Open Door at the Tempe campus.
Photo by Samantha Chow/ASU
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Fourteen-year-old Xander Gray-Lowe makes a bracelet using a binary code pattern to spell out his name during Open Door at the Tempe campus.
Photo by Samantha Chow/ASU
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Molly Gravill pets a pig during Open Door at the Tempe campus.
Photo by Samantha Chow/ASU
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Sixteen-year-old Joseph Lai (center right) learns how to extract DNA from a strawberry during Open Door at the Tempe campus.
Photo by Samantha Chow/ASU
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Graduate student Chan Lwin (left) helps 6-year-old Aarush Garikipati plant seeds during Open Door at the Tempe campus.
Photo by Samantha Chow/ASU
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Five-year-old Beau Larsen experiences the ambisonic dome during Open Door at the Tempe campus.
Photo by Samantha Chow/ASU
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Eleven-year-old Owen Warner (right) and 10-year-old Callum Boyer learn how to start a campfire during Open Door at the Tempe campus.
Photo by Samantha Chow/ASU
Check out the fun at the other campuses' Open Door activities earlier this month:
- Feb. 1 on the Downtown Phoenix campus.
- Feb. 8 on the West Valley campus.
- Feb. 15 on the Polytechnic campus.
Missed out on the Open Door fun this year? You can still find plenty to do and discover on the ASU Events website.
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