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U of A investigating 3 fraternities for extreme hazing, hospitalizations

U of A investigating 3 fraternities for extreme hazing, hospitalizations

  • Prerana Sannappanavar

The University of Arizona is investigating three fraternities — Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Chi and Sigma Alpha Mu — for allegedly forcing their members to drink alcohol and leading them to alcohol poisoning in some cases, knowingly or unknowingly giving them drugs, and subjecting them to “threat…

U of A faculty group to host public forum series on university issues

U of A faculty group to host public forum series on university issues

  • Prerana Sannappanavar

A faculty governance group at the University of Arizona, the Committee of Eleven, is starting a public forum series to invite university and community members to discuss the present and future of university issues. The first kick-off forum is set to take place 4 p.m. Saturday, May 2, at UA’s…

U of A to hold public forum on name of César Chávez building

U of A to hold public forum on name of César Chávez building

  • Prerana Sannappanavar

The University of Arizona, which has a César E. Chávez Building on campus, is hosting a public forum to discuss how to proceed on the name of this building, as part of its review by the university’s Naming Advisory Committee.The public forum will take place from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Thursday,…

U of A develops 'smart bandages' as AI transforms health care

U of A develops 'smart bandages' as AI transforms health care

  • Prerana Sannappanavar

The University of Arizona is developing “smart bandages” to detect infections after surgeries — technology that could also help Southern Arizona’s high rates of diabetes patients. It’s part of a UA priority to combine AI with health care.

Report: U of A innovation generates $460M in annual economic impact

Report: U of A innovation generates $460M in annual economic impact

  • Prerana Sannappanavar

The University of Arizona’s innovation arm is proving to be a major economic driver, generating nearly $460 million in statewide impact and supporting more than 3,000 jobs in 2025, according to a new report. The growth highlights how turning university research into startups and new technolo…

Mr. Native UA joins annual pageant representing Indigenous students

Mr. Native UA joins annual pageant representing Indigenous students

  • Iliana Amador Arizona Sonoran News

April 25 marks the University of Arizona’s 43rd Annual Miss Native American Pageant at the Tornabene Theater at the College of Fine Arts.

U of A's Center for Creative Photography acquires nine new archives

U of A's Center for Creative Photography acquires nine new archives

  • Cathalena E. Burch

Archive from Tucson landscape photographer Jack Dykinga among new archives at Ansel Adams' founded University of Arizona center.

Former Google CEO to speak at U of A Commencement

Former Google CEO to speak at U of A Commencement

    Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt will deliver the keynote address at the University of Arizona’s 2026 commencement, highlighting his ongoing work in technology and space research, including a partnership with UA on a privately funded space telescope. The ceremony, set for May 15, will also honor several notable leaders across science, public service and the arts.

    UA outreach critical to retain local talent

    UA outreach critical to retain local talent

      School superintendents say UA isn’t doing enough to recruit first-generation college students.

      U of A, NAU nursing students help Red Cross prevent heat deaths

      U of A, NAU nursing students help Red Cross prevent heat deaths

        Nursing students from the University of Arizona who train with the American Red Cross to go into low-income areas to survey residents about extreme heat, install smoke alarms and conduct other outreach.

        U of A will offer free counseling services to students

        U of A will offer free counseling services to students

          The University of Arizona’s Campus Health will offer counseling and psych services for no cost to students starting July 1, to remove financial barriers and expand access to mental health care.

          U of A embarks on $20M project to enhance Student Union, dining halls

          U of A embarks on $20M project to enhance Student Union, dining halls

            The University of Arizona is requesting approval from the Arizona Board of Regents for a $17 million project to enhance the Student Union Memorial Center and other student dining spaces. The enhancements include crucial deferred maintenance needs, including the modernization of HVAC, electrical and plumbing systems.

            U of A keeps in-state undergrad tuition flat as pledged

            U of A keeps in-state undergrad tuition flat as pledged

              The University of Arizona will keep tuition and mandatory fees unchanged for in-state undergraduates for a third straight year, holding costs at $12,168 in tuition and $1,738 in fees for 2026–27. Out-of-state tuition will rise 3%, while new program fees and increases at Arizona’s other public universities highlight ongoing efforts to balance affordability with funding challenges.

              Feds drop attempt to recoup $72 million from U of A

              Feds drop attempt to recoup $72 million from U of A

                The University of Arizona will be integrating the service centers and online marketing brand of its two online institutions, Arizona Online and University of Arizona Global Campus, saying it will ensure clarity, reduce duplication and remove existing barriers.

                Traffic crossing installed at site of deadly UA crash

                Traffic crossing installed at site of deadly UA crash

                A new pedestrian and bicycle signal was activated Thursday at the street crossing near the University of Arizona campus where three students were struck and killed last year.

                PCC’s new center offers workforce training in construction technology

                PCC’s new center offers workforce training in construction technology

                Pima Community College’s newly remodeled and expanded Building and Construction Technology Center will expand the center’s ability to train students in carpentry, electrical, HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning), plumbing and construction management.

                The center’s expansion was achieved through congressionally directed funding of $1,232,000 and revenue bonds, and was primarily supported by former U.S. Congressman Raul Grijalva, who died last year in March.

                U of A playwright, astrophysicist named Guggenheim Fellows

                U of A playwright, astrophysicist named Guggenheim Fellows

                Two University of Arizona faculty members have been awarded prestigious 2026 Guggenheim Fellowships: Award-winning playwright Elaine Romero and Arizona Space Institute Director Erika Hamden.

                Ten U of A students honored for community service

                Ten U of A students honored for community service

                The University of Arizona is conducting its fourth annual Wildcat Heroes Award Ceremony this week, where it will be honoring ten students for their “extraordinary determination, selflessness, and courage through humanitarian aid and community service.” The ceremony is being held in partnership with The Powerhouse, a local philanthropic group that was born out of a student internship program at Mission Management & Trust Co., a trust company previously owned by Carmen Bermúdez.

                Interior secretary says 'nobody will be happy' with Colorado River decision

                Interior secretary says 'nobody will be happy' with Colorado River decision

                U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, pressed in the Tucson area Monday to spell out how he’ll handle the Colorado River's water crisis, said “nobody will be happy."

                Faculty chair asserts U of A violates shared governance law

                Faculty chair asserts U of A violates shared governance law

                University of Arizona’s faculty chair says she will skip commencement after the president changed how honorary degrees are selected, sparking a dispute over shared governance and faculty oversight.

                Faculty concerned about changes to U of A admissions policy

                Faculty concerned about changes to U of A admissions policy

                Changes to the admissions process haven’t been made clear within the University of Arizona, nor to the public, and the revised system puts non-traditional students at a disadvantage, critics say.

                U of A jumps on Final Four fundraising opportunity

                U of A jumps on Final Four fundraising opportunity

                The University of Arizona Foundation is telling fans the Wildcats' Final Four appearance is a great time to donate funds for student-athletes and graduate students.

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                U of A investigating 3 fraternities for extreme hazing, hospitalizations

                Arizona AG investigators seek to interview Hobbs in criminal probe

                Arizona AG investigators seek to interview Hobbs in criminal probe

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                Job market mixed for U of A Class of ’26

                Job market mixed for U of A Class of ’26

                Arizona sees gains in education, health care jobs; losses in mining, communications.

                U of A play festival honors theater student killed in hit-and-run

                The 2026 UA New Directions Festival will present two short plays written by Josiah Santos, the theater senior who was struck and killed near campus last October.

                U of A experts: Israel forced Trump’s hand in war; lack of clear goals a danger

                U of A experts: Israel forced Trump’s hand in war; lack of clear goals a danger

                University of Arizona experts say the U.S. entry into the Iran war was driven by pressure from Israel, with unclear goals and rising concerns over civilian casualties. Analysts warn the lack of strategy and public justification could have serious long-term consequences.

                U of A considers 'next steps' after César Chávez revelations

                U of A considers 'next steps' after César Chávez revelations

                The University of Arizona, which has a César E. Chávez Building on campus, is considering its next steps, a spokesperson says, after this week's revelations that Chávez sexually abused girls and women. 

                U of A won’t stop ICE recruitment at law college as students complain

                U of A won’t stop ICE recruitment at law college as students complain

                University of Arizona students and organizations are urging the law school to stop ICE recruitment, contending the agency’s actions in Minneapolis and elsewhere show disregard for the rule of law and constitutional provisions that law students are taught to uphold.

                U of A president declines to sign shared governance contract with faculty

                U of A president declines to sign shared governance contract with faculty

                Faculty leaders say University of Arizona President Suresh Garimella has refused to commit to details of how he will share decision-making, as required by law, with faculty and staff.

                You'll need clear tote bags at Tucson Festival of Books March 14-15

                You'll need clear tote bags at Tucson Festival of Books March 14-15

                For the first time in its 17 years, the Tucson Festival of Books will have a clear-bag policy for people attending author panel sessions.

                Report: U of A ‘better than most’ in combating antisemitism

                Report: U of A ‘better than most’ in combating antisemitism

                The Anti-Defamation League says the University of Arizona’s transparency on administrative actions to combat antisemitism is above expectations, its quality of life for Jewish people on campus is excellent, and it sees few incidents of severe antisemitism or anti-Zionist behavior. 

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