Angelo State University has once again been recognized by The Princeton Review as one of the nation’s top colleges for undergraduate education. This marks the 18th straight year ASU has earned a spot on the publication’s annual “Best Colleges” list, which includes only a small percentage of four-year institutions nationwide. University leaders say the recognition is based largely on student feedback covering academics, campus life, and the overall college experience. ASU was one of only six Texas public universities to make the list this year. School officials say the honor reflects the work of students, faculty, and staff as the university approaches its centennial in 2028.
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Angelo State Named Among Nation’s Best Colleges for 18th Straight Year
Aug 26, 2026 | 4:43 AM
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