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In April, U of A junior Ojas Sanghi received an email from a university administrator asking him to come in and discuss his application for the Truman Scholarship, a highly competitive award that provides graduate school funding for students pursuing careers in government or public service.

Craig T. Nelson, University of Arizona alum, and longtime supporter of the U of A School of Theatre, Film & Television has joined Doria Cook-Nelson in establishing a major endowment to support TFTV undergrads facing financial need.

A major gift with an extraordinary arc comes to the College of Medicine – Tucson.

The University of Arizona Poetry Center recently acquired its 60,000th book, called Rescuing Q: Quandaries and Queries by the book artist Suzanne Moore.

Every year, the University of Arizona salutes a group of alumni for their achievements, public service, advocacy for education, volunteerism and service to students, the colleges and the university. Meet the 2025 award winners here.

Daniel Collazo ’22 and Chloe Penna ’23, who fell in love under a bunya-bunya pine, continue to cherish the U of A Campus Arboretum, even after the tree was lost in July's monsoons.

Since finishing her masters in cultural anthropology at the University of Arizona in 2002, Laura Resau has traveled the world and written about a dozen books, one of the most recent of which is the children’s book “Stand as Tall as the Trees: How an Amazonian Community Protected the Rain Forest.”

The U of A’s new — and second! — moon tree is a great reminder of how we bridge the high-tech with the elemental.

The Big 12 Conference recently launched Big 12 Radio, a 24/7, streaming-based service to help keep you up on news and happenings throughout the conference.