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A lifetime of experiences prepared Jamea Jackson to be ASU women's tennis coach
Jamea Jackson, ASU's first-year women's tennis coach, embarked on a tennis career after she had a stunning conversation at the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy.
Grant Hill, member of the NBA Hall of Fame, sports broadcaster and professional team owner, held a fireside chat with Elana Kutz, managing director of student and external affairs for ASU’s sports business undergraduate degree program, in front of 100 students on Monday, Jan. 27, at the Memorial Union on the Tempe campus.
ASU’s Sports Law and Business program celebrates 10 years of helping students score jobs in a highly competitive industry.
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ASU tennis partners with ASU PD K-9 officers to keep balls in play
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.
MLB, ASU launch partnership to get players back at bat with their education
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.
Sun Devil athletes excel in the classroom
ASU athletes don't just excel on the field; they excel in the classroom, too. More than 100 Sun Devil athletes earned a 4.0 semester or cumulative GPA in the fall 2024 semester.
Sun Devil Curling Club students represent Team USA at FISU World University Games
When Andrea McDonald founded the Sun Devil Curling Club four years ago, she never dreamed her journey would lead her and teammate Riley Samarzja to Torino, Italy, where the two are representing Team USA at the FISU World University Games.
Local athletes get crash course on Black history in Arizona
The Valley Suns, part of the NBA’s developmental G League, participated in an event highlighting MLK's 1964 ASU visit and Black history in Phoenix as part of its monthly community outreach.
Comeback falls short, but Sun Devils can hold heads high
ASU might have lost to Texas in double overtime Wednesday in the Peach Bowl, but that in no way diminished what the Sun Devils accomplished this season.
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