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The financial award includes the full cost of tuition, mandatory fees, housing, meals and more – a value of more than $135,000.

A new independent economic impact analysis finds that Tech Launch Arizona generated $459.7 million in economic output and supported 3,070 jobs statewide in fiscal year 2025.

A million-dollar tool advances the university's research capacity and supports students pursuing careers in semiconductor manufacturing.

The school was recognized for its integrated approach to storytelling across theater, film and television, as well as its emphasis on professional preparation through hands-on production and industry engagement.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt will deliver the Commencement address on May 15. The university is removing a barrier to accessing mental health care, and more than a dozen researchers were honored with Convergence Awards.

Richard Cate, senior advisor to the president for operations, explains the new model that will guide how the university allocates tuition revenue and research-related funding starting in fiscal year 2026-27 to support financial stability and long-term planning.

At 73 and retired from careers in airlines, employee assistance counseling and real estate, Carol Nigut, a Master of Legal Studies graduate, is pursuing new purpose to become a lawyer focused on civil rights restoration and reversing wrongful convictions.

In addition to eliminating application fees, the university will provide individualized success coaching, academic, and financial support to students who qualify for the program.

Not all graduation events are the same — here's how Commencement, convocations and celebrations each recognize student achievement at the University of Arizona.

With over 30 years of service supporting students and colleagues, Olivia A. Mendoza has been named the recipient of the Billy Joe Varney Staff Award for Excellence, the university’s highest staff honor, as part of this year’s Staff Awards for Excellence.