ASU’s biggest end of the year tradition,” “The craziest night of my life,” and “Simply amazing” are just some of the words used to describe the ASU Undie Run, which has become ASU’s (and the country’s) largest, and most charitable, end of the year tradition the campus has come to know. Every year, thousands (and now tens of thousands) of college students from around the state get...
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ASU’s biggest end of the year tradition,” “The craziest night of my life,” and “Simply amazing” are just some of the words used to describe the ASU Undie Run, which has become ASU’s (and the country’s) largest, and most charitable, end of the year tradition the campus has come to know. Every year, thousands (and now tens of thousands) of college students from around the state get together to celebrate the last day of classes by taking off their clothes, donating them to charity and then running half-naked around the ASU Tempe campus. Nobody will know why this gigantic phenomenon happens, but when it does, people will talk about it all year long.