The Trump administration wants to cancel funding for several NASA science missions with ties to the University of Arizona, including the OSIRIS-APEX asteroid probe that’s already flying through space.
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- Tyler Mitchell Cronkite News Service
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TEMPE — Even as the world celebrated the success of the Artemis II mission, researchers in Arizona were already looking ahead to Artemis III.
- Eric Lagatta USA TODAY
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For two decades the icy world discovered in Arizona in 1930 has been the focus of debate over its planethood.
- Prerana Sannappanavar
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Two University of Arizona faculty members have been awarded prestigious 2026 Guggenheim Fellowships: Award-winning playwright Elaine Romero an…
- Henry Brean
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The Planetary Science Institute will debut a collection of space art by one of its founding scientists and other artists at its headquarters in Tucson on Sunday.
Hectic year gives way to quiet cruise for U of A asteroid mission- Henry Brean
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The University of Arizona's OSIRIS-APEX spacecraft only made it home once in 2025, but at least it got some nice snapshots during its visit.
- Roger Voelker, Southeast side
In her Christmas Day opinion piece “Steps the city can take to remove poverty label”, U of A student Hannah Meltzer calls for adding more stre…
- Henry Brean
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Kitt Peak is opening a new science center for visitors at a unique location: inside the observatory's distinctive, acute-angle-shaped McMath–Pierce solar telescope.
- Henry Brean
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Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium will celebrate its 50th anniversary on Dec. 13 with free admission and a special exhibit on its history.
- Drew Kann The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The old warehouse strip reborn as the Lee + White development is a popular destination for anyone seeking a bite or a beverage on the Atlanta …