Through the program, current and retired players at the major and minor league levels can pursue online education at any stage through ASU and its partners, with educational costs covered.
Digital health technology is advancing at lightning speed, but the innovation requires a human touch to ensure that everyone benefits from the advances, according to speakers at the inaugural ASU Digital Health Summit on Friday.
In an act of sustainability, the ASU tennis team has donated its used tennis balls to be used as motivational rewards for ASU Police Department K-9s.
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