ASU student seriously hurt after fall from second story of residential hall
An ASU student suffered serious injuries after falling from the second story of a residence hall on Sunday morning.
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PHOENIX — An Arizona State University student was seriously injured after a stunt gone wrong over the weekend, authorities said.
According to ASU police, officers responded to a residential hall early Sunday morning after a student fell from the second floor during an attempted stunt.
Officers provided aid before the student was taken to a nearby hospital.
The department said the student has serious injuries, but they are not considered to be life-threatening.
The incident happened at the Hassayampa Academic Village on the university’s Tempe campus, according to police.
No other details about the stunt and fall were released.
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