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The University of Arizona will graduate its 154th class at its May 11 commencement. The keynote speaker who will send the thousands of graduates into the world will be Ray Mabus, former governor of Mississippi, U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia and President Barack Obama’s secretary of the Navy.
Former University of Arizona Honors College Dean Patricia MacCorquodale filed a collective action lawsuit against the Arizona Board of Regents for $2 million on Jan. 22, claiming the UA has widespread gender pay discrepancies.
Last September, the U.S. Department of Education, under Secretary Betsy DeVos, released a new set of Title IX guidelines, replacing requirements put in place by the Obama administration to combat sexual misconduct on college campuses, marking the beginning of the Trump administration’s ongoing efforts to reform Title IX rules.
Steven Schwartz, professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry and Applied Mathematics, became one of University of Arizona’s five new regents professors after the Arizona Board of Regents voted to approve his appointment during their April 6th meeting on campus.
With a series of unanimous votes, the Arizona Board of Regents approved a tuition increase, implemented new campus safety policies, and honored retiring president Eileen Klein.
According to the University of Arizona’s 2017–2018 salary report, the university spends over $875 million on faculty and staff salaries.
After counting 882 votes, the Committee on Elections announced the University of Arizona faculty elected a new faculty chair.
Lindsey Chew, a University of Arizona neuroscience and cognitive science senior and a 2014 Flinn Foundation Scholar, will represent the state of Arizona at the 22nd annual Posters on the Hill in Washington D.C.
Oscar Martínez, a regents professor of history at the University of Arizona, will be spending part of his last semester at the university presenting his new book, Ciudad Juárez: Saga of a Legendary Border City, at this year’s 10th annual Tucson Festival of Books.
While the final preparations were being made in Centennial Hall for the last lecture in University of Arizona College of Science’s “Humans, Data and Machines” lecture series, a group of local teachers gathered in a nearby classroom to discuss what they learned from the series’ speakers and how to apply it in their own classrooms.
Maha Nassar, a University of Arizona professor in the Department of Middle Eastern and North African Studies, will be presenting her book Brothers Apart: Palestinian Citizens of Israel and the Arab World and discussing the role of writing in Palestinian culture across the generations at this year’s Tucson Festival of Books.
During the Arizona Board of Regent's Feb. 8 meeting, the University of Arizona asked the regents to review and approve a number of new academic programs for next academic year as well as eliminate the UA’s College of Letters, Arts and Science and Outreach College.
The Art of Planetary Science, an art exhibition hosted by graduate students of University of Arizona’s Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, drew over a 1,000 guests this past weekend to admire its marriage of science and art.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey released his proposed 2019 budget this January, which maintains current funding for higher education.
Imagine a world where a judge relies on an algorithm to determine the appropriate length of a prison sentence, or where big data helps doctors diagnose your illnesses, or where a self-driving car applies artificial intelligence to determine the value of a pedestrian’s life in a potential crash.
Three years after implementing a new university-wide budget model, called Responsibility Centered Management, the University of Arizona has convened a committee to review the model and recommend improvements and adjustments to UA President Dr. Robert Robbins.
There is no known cause of autism spectrum disorder and no cure. The number of children with autism spectrum disorder is increasing rapidly — in 2000, 1 in 150 children received a diagnosis, now it is 1 in 68.
Protestors gathered in Tucson on Nov. 18 to voice their opposition to Steve Bannon, executive chair of Breitbart News and former director of Biosphere 2, and former adviser to President Donald Trump. Bannon was there to receive the Brian Terry Courage in Journalism and Reporting Award.
The Arizona Board of Regents, the governing body for the three Arizona public universities appointed by the governor, met Nov. 16 at the UA to discuss changing its policy on tuition and fee development and to approve a number of new UA academic and development projects.
The Arizona Board of Regents will discuss academic programs and policies and hear about future plans from the University of Arizona president, during its on-campus meetings on Thursday, Nov. 16, and Friday, Nov. 17.
