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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.

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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.

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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.

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