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Speakers from Bataan, Burma, Iraq and Somalia discussed the situations of refugees in Arizona at the Walter Cronkite School Thursday night.

Located underneath the San Carlos Hotel on North Central Avenue, between East Van Buren and East Monroe streets, the Downtown Barbershop is as old as the building it is located in.

Over 100 float entries participated in the Veterans Day Parade on Wednesday with a theme of “Home of the Free Because of the Brave.” The march started at the Carl T. Hayden Veterans Affairs Medical Center on North Seventh Street and continued more than two miles west on East Camelback Road and north on North Central Avenue.

ASU President Michael Crow said ASU is defining what a great university is by helping more people achieve innovation at the dedication of the College of Nursing and Health Innovation’s new building Tuesday morning.

St. Mary’s Basilica is a hub for local culture that brings together art, music and religion. This historical church is located on Third Street between Van Buren and Monroe streets.

The ASASUD Senate approved four amendments to the elections code procedures at a special session held Friday.

Fair Trade Cafe hosted an event Nov. 6 in the Civic Space Park in honor of the traditions of El Dia de los Muertos. Around 30 community members and guests made an appearance at the event where there were multiple interactive activities for those in attendance, live musical performances, and several local artist exhibitions.

A new committee established by the ASASUD Senate in October has been working to improve the safety throughout the Downtown campus.

The facilities fee vote was postponed Friday and rescheduled for the Dec. 4 meeting of the ASASUD Senate.