Murdock is comprised of two lecture halls. Murdock Hall opened in spring 1970 and was named in honor of John R. Murdock, a teacher and dean from 1914 to 1930. The building was especially designed for multimedia-augmented lectures. There are exits at every third row of seats to allow the building to be completely exited in about 10 minutes.
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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