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New, enhanced fan experience awaiting Sun Devil Football fans
Arizona State University isn’t just entering a new era with its move to the Big 12. The fan experience for Sun Devil Football games this fall will be new and improved, as well.
Thanks to a collaboration between the Office of National Scholarships Advisement and Sun Devil Athletics, student-athletes have support when applying for big scholarships — like the NCAA Postgraduate. Two Sun Devils won the award this year.
A new live-learn community empowers high-achieving undergraduates as leaders within sports media and the Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at ASU.
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ASU honors graduate wants to use data and education to empower communities
Pratik Nyaupane graduated ASU this week with a bachelor's degree in informatics and a minor in political science with honors from Barrett, the Honors College. He wants to use his technical knowledge is ways that will promote social justice.
Sports law and business grad credits ASU Law for a ‘second-to-none' education
Originally from Huntington Beach, California, Allan Bach, graduated this week with a JD degree with a concentration in sports law and business from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law. Recently, he was voted by his classmates to be the JD Class of 2020 speaker at the annual awards dinner.
Unstoppable: Anthony Robles discusses resiliency, how to overcome obstacles
The ASU Alumni Association and Sun Devil Athletics hosted a live webinar featuring NCAA wrestling champion and ASU alumnus Anthony Robles, who spoke about resilience during difficult times and how he endures challenges with a positive outlook.
Landscape architecture grad found her future at ASU
Kaylee Antill demonstrated excellence both in her academic work and on the Sun Devil track and field team.
ASU grad achieves great heights in track and field, mental health advocacy
ASU grad Mason Ford transferred to ASU and made the most of it as a track and field star and mental health advocate on campus.
ASU Law program helps women learn to master the golf club as a business tool
The transition from college to the business world is a challenge for any recent graduate. And women have long faced additional barriers, from the glass ceiling to the wage gap. One tool that might help? A golf club. That’s the idea behind a new program at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at ASU. Designed for novices, the Grads to Golf program is rooted in the reality that some of the most important business is sometimes conducted not in the boardroom, but on the golf course.
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