UA library one of a few sites getting a summertime makeover
Construction projects shift from athletic to academic facilities in 2019.
University of Arizona To Offer A Bachelor of Science Degree in Emergency Medicine Service
New paramedic program will begin fall semester 2019
Tohono O'odham Nation Celebrates High Schoolers Heading to College
A Baboquivari High School event recognized its seniors planning to attend college, vocational schools or the military.
Departing Students' Stuff Headed to Tucson Thrift Stores
The Salvation Army is getting the household items UA dorm dwellers leave behind.
Finding Common Ground with "One Small Step"
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Free speech debate on campus; "I Dream in Widescreen Returns"; and thoughts on kindness from the Mission Garden.
New Tuition, Fees at Arizona's Public Universities
The Board of Regents has approved a 1.8 percent increase for new undergrads at the University of Arizona.
Trump Administration Proposes Defunding Tribal College Scholarship Program
The program survived last year's proposed cuts, but it's on the table again this year.
UA Gender Violence Consortium Ramping Up Services for Victims
The center received a major grant to answer questions about gender-based violence.
UA Rooftop Greenhouse Celebrates Path to Production
The greenhouse supplies fresh produce to over 500 students.
UA Optical Sciences to Take Name of Founding Dean Wyant
Dean-turned-philanthropist James Wyant recently pledged $20 million to support new faculty positions at the college.
UA Top 10 in Terms of Grads With Foreign-Language Degrees
The ranking looked at how many bachelor's degrees were granted by a given university.
UA Softball Opening its Season in Renovated Facility
The stadium features new seating and more comfortable viewing for fans.
Mexican University Collaboration With UA Gets New Leadership
Elena Centeno, a geology researcher from UNAM in Mexico City, is returning to the UA to head the Tucson office of the Mexican university.
UA Student Financial Aid Applications Proceed In Spite of Shutdown
Some students may have believed the shutdown held up FAFSA progress.
UA Law School Seeks New Partnerships in Mexico
The university has collaborated with institutions in Mexico for decades, and the law school wants to build new programs.
