Winter 2024 | Arizona Alumni

Asteroid Bennu Speaks

NASA's historic, Wildcat-led OSIRIS-REx mission reached an exclamation point with the return of rocks and dust from the asteroid Bennu on Sept. 24. A first look at NASA’s asteroid Bennu sample suggests the presence of water and carbon.

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Crowd of young people dance in outdoor setting

Students at Destination Arizona, a new first-year orientation program

Two researchers pose with Hendrix the German shepherd.

Kerri Rodriguez, assistant professor at the College of Veterinary Medicine; professor Maggie O'Haire, associate dean for research of the college; and Hendrix

An acapella team performs on stage

Amplified advanced to the 2023 International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella.

Helicopter delivers important cargo

Senior defensive lineman Bill Norton

Senior defensive lineman Bill Norton

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Fireworks display celebrates before large letters on the mall that spell WONDER

Fuel Wonder

Wonder is at the heart of University of Arizona stories. It’s what drives our students, graduates and faculty to explore and discover more.

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Touchdown in Tucson

Sportscaster Alex Flanagan returns home to moderate the Fuel Wonder press conference.

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University Updates

A collection of recent news and updates at the University of Arizona.

A smiling man crosses arms in front of brightly painted mural.

A 'Forrest Gump' Life

Cisco Aguilar, Nevada’s Latino secretary of state, embraces a path of deep purpose — and surprise.

Swimmer races through water

Back on the Deck

New Wildcat assistant Amanda Beard reflects on her prolific Arizona and Olympic swimming careers.

Woman draws a bow against a blue sky

Behind the Bow

Wildcat Archery’s tight-knit community aims for personal and athletic excellence.

Trawick swims both the freestyle and the backstroke.

Open Waters

Adaptive athletes bring their sports dreams to Arizona’s para swimming program.

A view of the Sonoran Desert in the late summer sun

Solutions for a Changing Climate

Experts suggest solutions to encourage food, water and economic security in a changing climate.

Woman looks across Colorado River landscape in traditional garb

In Conversation

Solutions for Changing Climate: A Q&A with Amelia Flores

A Colorado River tribal leader seeks a voice in the river’s future — and freedom to profit from its water.

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In Conversation

Solutions for Changing Climate: Q&A with Sharon B. Megdal

Water expert Sharon B. Megdal shares her perspective on water in a drying climate.

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Wildcat Connections

The power of alumni networking is at your fingertips.

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Winning Wildcat Football

A 9-3 season guaranteed the ’Cats a trip to the Alamo Bowl.

W. Eugene Smith, Steelworker with Goggles

'A Life in Pictures'

A CCP exhibit showcases the masterworks of W. Eugene Smith.

Professor lectures surrounded by a collection of skulls and skeletal specimens.

A Rare Specimen

An inside look at the University of Arizona Museum of Natural History

Two researchers pose with Hendrix the German shepherd.

In the Community

Animal-Assisted Intervention

The study of the human-pet bond is now growing exponentially, and the University of Arizona is at the forefront of the research.

Lauretta speaks about the sample return.

Grand Challenges

Asteroid Bennu Speaks

A first look at NASA’s asteroid Bennu sample suggests the presence of water and carbon.

A man poses next to racks of freshly baked bread

Community-Supported Baker

A former teacher turned bread maker makes education the foundation of his business.

A woman and man pose near brewery equipment

Every Beer Has a Story

The collaborative spirit of an Eller alum-run brewery leads to UArizona’s first craft-beer license.

A view of the Meading Room location in Sonoita, Arizona

Farm to Tap

Three generations blend foraged ingredients with honey, crafting eclectic mead drinks.

Dean of undergraduate admissions Kasey Urquídez

In Conversation

Finding Tomorrow's Wildcats

Dean Urquídez sat down with us to talk about how the university cultivates diversity through outreach, resources for students and a strong commitment to Wildcat culture.

A CSA box of fresh vegetables

In the Community

Food as Medicine

A UArizona researcher forges partnerships to tackle diabetes in Arizona communities.

Part of the final segment of the primary mirror required to complete the Giant Magellan Telescope

Grand Challenges

Glittering Cargo

The last piece of the world’s largest telescope takes shape at UArizona.

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Program Spotlight

Stellar Launch Pad

Rising Stars in Marketing offers students an edge.

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Tasting Notes

Alumni infuse Southern Arizona’s gastronomy scene with the spirit of wonder.

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Tea Geek

An East Asian studies grad follows his passions for Chinese language and tea.

A man and woman pose in front of a storefront

The Beans Speak

A cocoa profiler and a chocolatier make a formidable team.

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Student Experience

The Held Note

Amplified a cappella ensemble makes Arizona history and savors once-a-life moments together.

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The Yellow Brick Road

Sibling trust sustains a local coffeeshop.

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