More than 20 ASU London students participated in a hackathon event where four teams were asked to create an AI-driven product designed with inclusive excellence in mind. The winning team was awarded £2,000 for their organization app for students — but above all, the students formed friendships that will last their next three years at ASU London.
As part of a study abroad trip, a group of ASU students are learning about London's venerated sports culture by visiting revered venues, testing their skills in cricket and volunteering at events leading up to the inaugural Union Jack Classic, where the Sun Devils will face the University of Kansas Jayhawks at Wembley Stadium.
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