The Hooppaw family is matching gifts up to $100,000 to provide students with personal technology to succeed in the classroom.

In celebration of Juneteenth, we caught up with Brennan Lawson (MBA '14) to find out more about his specialty eyewear company ISM Fashion House and how he builds community through mentorship, advocacy, and the arts.

James D. Gish (BS Management '17), who will be starring in an upcoming production of Les Misérables, discusses his roles on Broadway and how a business degree affects a career in the arts.

Alum Raymond Schlaff (BS Management '78) and his wife, Shinlei Schlaff, founded the Schlaff Family Scholarship to support W. P. Carey supply chain students.

The Ostrom family has long-time ASU connections. Now, they're helping create opportunities for more undergraduate students in marketing.

The W. P. Carey School of Business develops innovative leaders with cutting-edge curriculums and experienced faculty who want to help students grow. Graduates like Joy Wong (MS Finance '21) emerge with the knowledge and skills to make a difference in their organizations and lead the future.

Andrea Vallee Van Essen (BS Business Administration '79) created the Vallee Family Scholarship in memory of her dad who graduated from ASU with an accounting degree.

Maggie Thurston (MS Finance '22) finished her undergraduate degree during the pandemic and craved more of the traditional college experience. As an Arizona native, Thurston was familiar with the strong reputation of ASU and the W. P.

Kim and Tom Chambers were classmates for three months before falling for each other on their first date.

Briana (Davis) Warner (BS Accountancy '95) and Danny Warner (BS Marketing '96) first met through ASU's American Marketing Association (AMA) chapter.