Spring 2019

Wildcat Joey Katzen’s path to the University of Arizona included a few stops and starts along the way. Katzen enrolled in community college after high school in his native Southern California, but found it wasn’t a good fit.

A University of Arizona civil engineering professor is off to Italy to teach and conduct research about earthquake engineering, thanks to the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program. Robert Fleischman is one of eight scholars to receive Fulbright awards for 2018-2019, contributing to the UA's status as the No. 3 top producer of Fulbright scholars among research institutions.

The University of Arizona offers students a world-class education with top-notch career preparation at an affordable price, according to The Princeton Review.

In only its fourth year of operation and third year of rankings eligibility, the University of Arizona has established itself as a leader in online education, vaulting into the top 10 percent of all online bachelor's programs in the U.S.

The Thomas R. Brown Foundations has donated $1 million to the University of Arizona to establish micro-campuses at leading universities in Peru and Mauritius. The money will be split evenly between the locations to support startup costs such as course development, training and renovations.

Life can be more about skilled juggling than controlling every part of the journey. Literally and figuratively, Leah Crowder, a newly minted Rhodes Scholar and recent UA Honors College graduate, has grabbed on to what's been tossed her way.