Year One: Life at ASU" is a periodic photo series following five freshmen navigating their first year at ASU. This installment checks in on Hannah Kiesling, a nursing student at ASU's Downtown Phoenix campus, as she meets a fried for a treat, then donates a dress to charity.
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ASU freshman Hannah Kiesling waits for the shuttle from the downtown Phoenix campus, where she lives, to Tempe to meet a friend for frozen yogurt on Feb. 18.
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Hannah Kiesling, a Barrett honors student, chooses her toppings for her frozen yogurt at Zoyo in Tempe.
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Biochemistry sophomore Alicia Darwin (left) and Hannah Kiesling exit Zoyo to enjoy their treats outside in the shade.
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Hannah Kiesling (right) and Alicia Darwin talk about their sorority, Kappa Kappa Gamma, while eating frozen yogurt.
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Alicia Darwin (left) and Hannah Kiesling enter Adelphi Commons to attend a "dress" fundraiser, where donated prom dresses are collected to give to high schoolers in need statewide.
Photo by Deanna Dent/ASU Now
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The wak through Adelphi commons takes Hannah Kiesling and Alicia Darwin closer to the fundraiser.
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Senior journalism major Sarah Edwards (right) and Hannah Kiesling show a dress that she will be donating to the "Cinderella Affair" dress fundraiser in Tempe.
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Hannah Kiesling donates two dresses to the Cinderella Affair.
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Hannah Kiesling and other girls enjoy a late lunch during the Cinderella Affair. Everyone who donated a dress was given a ticket to a meal.
Photo by Deanna Dent/ASU Now
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