University of Arizona officials sticking with in-person classes
University testing shows a COVID positivity rate of close to 11%.
University of Arizona commits to in-person classes during COVID surge
Robbins wants to "stay the course and ride this out."
Food insecurity in Tucson: on campus and throughout the community
UA staff say about 13,000 students could be considered food insecure, yet the campus pantry says it serves about 3,000 people a year.
University of Arizona has the highest number of Indigenous students graduating with doctoral degrees, survey says
The same survey ranked the UA seventh for awarding doctorate degrees to Hispanic students.
UA welcomes largest incoming class yet
Monday is the first day of the semester from UA students and with it comes a few record breaking statistics.
University of Arizona will require masks indoors
ASU, NAU also announce mask requirements amid rising number of COVID-19 cases statewide.
UA re-evaluating how the school semester will begin
UA official says how the university will start the year depends on COVID-19 transmission data.
UA athletics prepares for 'somewhat normal academic year'
Though, the university says it will take a few years for athletic scholarships and demand to even out.
Exploring new horizons with "I Dream in Widescreen 2021".
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New Asian Pacific American studies minor added to UA studies
It offers students a wider range of research into the history and culture of the region.
The vision of Sama Alshaibi.
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Understanding walls: "The barrier that we create in our hearts must be broken to heal and grow".
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Remembering the first space shuttle launch, 40 years ago; the uncertain state of the film industry reflected at the 93rd annual Academy Awards; and the tale of a very silly man.
Tuition costs hold steady for most Arizona college students.
Regents hold the line during pandemic disruption.
"Mapping Q" and the art of identity.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: The Asian community in Southern Arizona stands together; and parents of color discuss the need to prepare their kids for something that could mean the difference between life and death.
UA readying for in-person graduation
Last years, graduation was put on hold due to COVID-19.
