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Celes Mora displays her cap with a statement to her commitment to getting a college education by the rose garden on the east side of the Forbes Building on April 16. Mora is the first to be a college graduate in her family, and hopes she won’t be the last. First Cats aims to motivate and support students to attain a bachelor’s degree and prepare for the next step after college.

‘First Cats’ hold first meeting

Marquies White
October 8, 2017
Christiana Duarte, a recent UA graduate and victim of the Mandalay Bay shooting in Las Vegas. She was 22 years old.

UA alum Christiana Duarte killed in shooting

Tori Tom
October 4, 2017
A view of Biosphere 2 located in Oracle, Arizona. UA President Dr. Robert Robbins called Biosphere 2 “a one-of-a-kind facility where our researchers are answering questions about the interconnectedness of food, water and energy security.” 

Endowment allows important research to continue at Biosphere 2

Shaq Davis
October 1, 2017
Students collaborate and study at the UA Main Library. This years freshman class was UA's most diverse ever. It also features the highest percentage of high achieving students in history.

New and Improved: 2017 is UA’s most accomplished class ever

Victor Garcia
September 6, 2017
Nizhonabah Davis finishes up her homework at the UA Main Library on Aug. 29. Davis comes from Ganado, Ariz. in the Navajo Nation and is pursuing engineering.

Nizhonabah Davis, freshman of distinction

Angela Martinez
September 6, 2017
POLICE BEAT: 9/6/17

POLICE BEAT: 9/6/17

Jessica Blackburn
September 6, 2017
Police fire tear gas at protestors outside the convention center where President Donald Trump spoke in Phoenix on Tuesday, Aug 22, 2017. (Wally Skalij/Los Angeles Times/TNS)

UA study finds distrust a unique phenomenon

Jordan Williams
September 4, 2017
UA parents and alumni may have more options for hotels when visiting Tucson as four new hotels may be built downtown. Currently, the Tucson University Park Hotel, formerly a Marriot, is one of the more popular options for short stays.

Rio Nuevo approves 4 hotels, potentially providing space for UA visitors

Kelly Dorney
September 4, 2017
This year's freshman class is said to be the most diverse at the UA yet.

UA engagement with new students brings most diverse class

Shaq Davis
September 1, 2017
An exterior view of the Sonoran Pentapus outside of the College of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture. The sculpture is part of a multi-university study in creating "grid-shell" structures.

Recently-completed Sonoran Pentapus more than art

Danielle McKenzie
September 1, 2017
Zac Lusk prepares a hamburger at the Park Student Union. The Cellar Bistro in the basement of the SUMC is being converted into a meeting space.

“Cellar” of Student Union now Meeting Room

Victor Garcia
August 31, 2017
Members of the UA Hispanic Engineers Club enjoy a moment interfacing with technology. The UA will host a national congress on Hispanics in STEM in November.

UA to host National Conference on Hispanics in STEM

Randall Eck
August 31, 2017
POLICE BEAT: 8/30/17

POLICE BEAT: 8/30/17

Jessica Blackburn
August 30, 2017
UA President Dr. Robert Robbins exchanges a gift with Enrique Graue Wiechers, dean of La Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, during a trip to Mexico City in July. Robbins said he spoke with Graue Wiechers about a continued partnership with UNAM in a July 26 tweet.

Robbins, faculty make summer trip to Mexico

Randall Eck
August 27, 2017
The College of Humanities is offering a new bachelor of arts related to world languages. The minor allows students to study texts in a variety of languages, presenting perspectives from around the world. 

Culture shock courtesy of new world literature degree

David Pujol
August 27, 2017
Column: Gov. Ducey's call for a convention of the states won't fix the issues our nation faces

Column: Gov. Ducey’s call for a convention of the states won’t fix the issues our nation faces

Toni Marcheva
April 10, 2017
ASUA Sen. Stefan Schmietenknop listens during an ASUA meeting in the Student Union Memorial Center on Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2016.

ASUA Senate shares progress from fall, plans for this semester

Elizabeth O'Connell
January 11, 2017
The UA libraries has joined a national task force to revolutionize digital preservation.

UA joins Nationwide Digital Preservation Taskforce

Randall Eck
November 18, 2016
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