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One grande graduation speech with two pumps of Howard Schultz

CEO of Starbucks will be giving the commencement undergraduate speech at ASU this year.

By Marcella Baietto | April 3, 2017

Mixed Martial Arts club offers practice to students of all skill levels

The Mixed Martial Arts Club offers students a chance to practice their skills and spar with each other.

By Mark Quinones | April 2, 2017

ASU students participate in Pi Kappa Phi's annual event, Bike-A-Thon, at Hayden Lawn at ASU's Tempe campus on Wednesday, March 29, 2017.

ASU Pi Kappa Phi holds 48-hour cycling event for a cause

Pi Kappa Phi's Bike-A-Thon raised money for those with disabilites.

By Angel Mendoza | April 2, 2017

ASU police investigating exhibitionism on Tempe campus

ASU police are looking for a man who entered the Psychology Building on ASU's Tempe campus around 7 p.m.

By Isaac Windes | March 31, 2017

ASU police officer Eric Goff poses for a photo on Monday, March 27, while wearing the department’s teal patches to support sexual assault awareness.

ASU police to wear new teal patches for Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Starting April 1, ASU police officers will wear special edition teal badges for Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

By Jennifer Magana | March 30, 2017

The Community Service Building, which houses the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College Preschool, is seen on Curry Road in Tempe on Saturday, March 18, 2017. The preschool will close this July after decades of operation.

Displaced children, distraught parents: ASU preschool on the verge of closure

The Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College Preschool will close this summer after years of operation at the University.

By Reilly Kneedler and Angel Mendoza | March 30, 2017

A caretaker helps a patient at Hospice of the Valley on Feb. 6, 2014. Hospice of the Valley and ASU recently created a partnership to form a class for students to act as caretakers to Alzheimer’s patients

Hospice of the Valley and ASU team up to offer new class

ASU and Hospice of the Valley are offering a course to have students act as caretakers for Alzheimer's patients.

By Ethan Millman | March 30, 2017

More than a class: three unconventional electives

Check out these three hands-on electives you can sign up for next year.

By Andrea Neff and Mark Quinones | March 30, 2017

Xiaoyuan Zhang, an ASU student who was arrested last year for taking pictures in a women's restroom is now set to be deported to China.

ICE: ASU student to be deported following felony voyeurism charges

ICE officials confirmed that the Chinese national is set to be deported following his arrest and conviction for taking pictures in an ASU women's bathroom.

By Isaac Windes and Nathan Fish | March 30, 2017

Randy Perez, a justice studies, public policy and political science junior, leads a chant during a protest in support of Muslim, refugee and immigrant rights at the Old Main building on the Tempe campus on Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017.

ASU students weigh in on importance of protesting

According to a new study, younger adults are more protective of their right to non-violent protest than older adults.

By Nathan J Fish | March 29, 2017

ASU student discussing the Asian-Paciific Heritage month and the events that are ongoing at the university taken at the Memorial Union on Tuesday, March 29, 2017.

ASU prepares to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in April

April is Asian/Asian Pacific American Heritage Month at ASU and clubs are ready to share their traditions and cultures.

By Karisma Sandoval | March 29, 2017

From left to right, President Michael Crow, Regent Greg Patterson and Regent Jared Gorshe sit at a table to listen to speakers from all the ASU campuses, NAU and U of A on March 28, 2017 at the Memorial Union on ASU's Tempe campus.

Students, faculty express mixed reaction to proposed ASU tuition increases

In the presence of three Arizona Board of Regents members, students weighed in on President Crow's proposed tuition increases.

By Alexa Buechler | March 28, 2017

The line of customers flows out onto the sidewalk during the grand opening of Ahipoki Bowl on Saturday, March 25, 2017 in Tempe, Arizona.

Ahipoki Bowl opens Tempe location just off campus

Tempe locals can now get a taste of Hawaiian Poke in a customizable build-your-own-bowl fashion.

By Nathan J Fish | March 27, 2017

ASU Devils' Pride Chapter encourages success within homeless LGBT youth

As part of ASU Cares, the ASU Devils' Pride Chapter teams up with One-n-Ten to bring a motivational volunteering event to assist homeless LGBT youth.

By Marcella Baietto | March 26, 2017

Video: ASU Devils' Pride Chapter encourages success within homeless LGBT youth

As part of ASU Cares, the ASU Devils' Pride Chapter teams up with One-n-Ten to bring a motivational volunteering event to assist homeless LGBT youth.

By Marcella Baietto | March 26, 2017

Students pose for a photo at a tabling event for Relay for Life on Hayden lawn at ASU's Tempe campus in 2017.

Students create Relay for Life in Color in effort to increase engagement

ASU's Colleges Against Cancer and the American Cancer Association partner up to bring a new twist to the traditional Relay of Life in Tempe on April 1.

By Karisma Sandoval | March 26, 2017