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More than 1,600 poems were submitted to this year's competition. Open to the public through June 1 in downtown Tucson, the installation explores the theme of "connection."

Amid global competition to advance fusion technology, the University of Arizona is building momentum around a sustainable path to meet growing energy demand.

Matthias Mehl, a psychology professor at the University of Arizona spoke about why losing a few hundred words per day each year matters more than it seems.

Faculty members across disciplines have been elected fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, bringing the U of A's total number of elected fellows to 30.

Learn how to get involved in study abroad programming at the Study Abroad Summit, and make Commencement memorable by volunteering at the May 15 ceremony.

More than 2,000 staff members from across campus gathered on the Mall to reconnect, meet new colleagues and celebrate the university community.

Two national surveys are gathering faculty and student feedback to help strengthen the academic experience at the University of Arizona.

Scheduling medical appointments, managing insurance claims and researching treatment options may feel like "just helping out" – but it's really caregiving, and the university has resources to help.

David Ebert, the University of Arizona’s first chief AI and data science officer, shares how the university is working to integrate artificial intelligence across campus in a way that is ethical, secure and human-centered.

Dozens of the nation's top collegiate adaptive athletes will compete in the 2026 National Intercollegiate Wheelchair Basketball Tournament, April 1-4 at McKale Center at ALKEME Arena.