Campus Corner

This place has been a favorite for many years stopped before game and find it is still best place to buy ASU items hope its there many more years!

Best place in Tempe to get your Sun Devil gear, beer, cigarettes, fountain drinks and everything else that you may need. Perfect stop before a Sun Devil game!

A good destination for Sun Devil gear! There’s an excellent selection of t-​shirts, golf shirts, hoodies, caps, baby stuff, car accessories, etc. The prices are OK but the quality of the wares seems to be better than most places.
Students come here for the textbooks too (is that still even a thing? Don’t you download books now?), which are located in the basement area. I feel like Campus Corner was around when I attended ASU in the mid-​late 90’s. There’s another legacy competitor right next door and brand new «ultra-​modern» school store has opened across the street. So this corner has quickly become the spot to shop for ASU wares.
Grab some food across the street or walk a couple blocks to Chuckbox for some nostalgia, great open flame burgers and an ice cold beer.

This store in downtown Tempe has everything «Sun Devils» that you need. I stopped in here for some shirts for my brother, and they had a large selection: guys, gals, little ones. Various sundries are also available for the hungry college students… boy, I remember those days!
The prices were great on the merchandise — I’d planned to get only one shirt but ended up getting two. The guy at the counter was very nice. If you’re looking for Arizona State U merchandise and apparel, I’d stop here before going to the school bookstore (which is probably more expensive).

I have been a loyal customer to Campus Corner for the past 20 years! This place has been a staple in the Tempe business community and is the perfect combination for ASU gear; fun gifts; drinks; snacks and an amazing variety of necessities! Hats off to the management as the employees are great and the pricing is the best in town.
Thank you, Campus Corner!

Campus Corner is a staple in downtown Tempe. Best priced ASU gear, tons of snacks and anything you need from beer to band-​aids. Best part is that it’s locally owned by a great Tempe resident!

Looking for an ASU hat and hit the jackpot here with at least 30 different styles and most are under 20 bucks. There are $ 5 off coupons in the student discount guide (get the book at this store) and that hat pictured was only $ 13. Plenty of other merchandise available including the very popular ASU salt and pepper shakers and a handful of the famous $ 4.99 T-​shirts. Of course if your not on foot then parking is an issue, but I found plenty of open meters right on College and 7^th and 50 cents should do the trick for most people.

My office is on 5^th St. and Forest in Tempe, so this little quickie mart is the perfect place to go get a snack or a cold beverage during the daily grind. There are a few details I wish were better, but overall it is a good place for junk food and fountain drinks.
Pros:
They have a little of everything. It is like a miniature Walgreen’s. It is the mini bar of Walgreen’s style places– it is convenient and pricey. One day I got to the office and realized I forgot to lather on the deodorant that day. A short walk later I had a back-​up stick and a cold beverage in my hand.
They sell beer. While I do not buy beer here, it is worth noting that the place is small, but still has a respectable beer selection (several imports and good domestics). I love beer, and I like to know that it is readily available.
The clerks aren’t snotty. This store is on the ASU campus, which is prone to douchebaggery. Not here. The staff is always friendly.
If you want ASU gear, they have tons of it! Lots of sales at different times of the year help the pocketbook because that stuff is always expensive anywhere you go!
Cons:
If you are going to sell brewed iced tea, you need to clean the entire machine, inside and out daily. DAILY. Otherwise the tea is bacteria flavored. I buy bottled tea here, but I would prefer brewed. Panda Express across the street has great iced tea, so this isn’t a requirement for Campus Corner, but it would be nice, and should be standard.
You pay for convenience. Some items are higher than you’d pay elsewhere, but I understand.
I eat sunflower seeds, and I wish they had more sunflower seed selection. They sell David’s which are okay, but gimme some variety! For example, Bigs, Spitz, Zotes— Now those are some good seeds.
Overall, I am thankful to have this place nearby, and funky tea or not, I will still mozy on down for a bag of sub par seeds about once a week.