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How 2 women who call each other 'sis' raised ASU running back Kyson Brown
ASU football fans know Kyson Brown as the speedy running back who rushed for 351 yards and two touchdowns last season. But they probably don't know the story of an honors student who mentors young athletes and was raised by two moms who call each other "sis."
The 21-year-old data science student and native of Bellevue, Washington, applies lessons learned in the pool to her life behind the screen.
“The upgraded facility will be crucial on our road back to the Women’s College World Series,” said softball coach Megan Bartlett. “It gives the team a space they can be proud of."
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‘It all started at ASU’: Football player, theater alum makes the big screen
ASU alum Ben Fritz — a theater major and a linebacker on the 1997 Rose Bowl team — is returning to his desert roots with two films screening at Arizona film festivals.
ASU business students take on the big leagues
This spring, a group of 25 ASU students helped four spring training stadiums attract new fans with game-day activities, sponsorships and creative campaigns.
ASU and GoDaddy launch Student Athlete Venture Studio
In a groundbreaking initiative aimed at empowering college athletes beyond their playing careers, ASU and GoDaddy teamed up to launch the first-of-its-kind Student Athlete Venture Studio, which helps student-athletes navigate the rapidly changing landscape of name, image and likeness licensing by providing them with the tools, mentorship and resources to develop, launch and grow business ventures.
New ASU women's basketball coach has sights set on championships
Molly Miller, who guided Grand Canyon University to its first berth in the NCAA women’s basketball tournament, has been named coach of Arizona State University's women’s basketball program.
A new twist on fantasy sports brought on by ASU ties
What started as a passion project among a few ASU geography PhD students has turned into something much bigger thanks to the university’s expertise in sports law, geography and business.
These Sun Devils are inspiring the next generation of female athletes
Women in sports inspire fans of all ages through their accomplishments on the field, and this Women's History Month, Arizona State University also recognizes Sun Devil female athletes who are dedicated to education off the field.
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