Winter 2023 | Arizona Alumni

'Alumnus' to 'Alumni'

For 100 years, the alumni magazine has captured university history in memories and moments that reflect the times.

In the Winter 2023 Issue

UArizona Professor Confronts Climate Change

Joellen Russell phrases what she calls “the problem of our age” as a question: “How do we bend that carbon dioxide curve?”

Ted DeGrazia

If it hadn’t been for the copper mines of Morenci, Arizona Territory, little Ettore DeGrazia might never have become the hard-nosed artist Ted DeGrazia.

‘Arbiters of Our Destiny’

Hohokam Middle School turned out its lights in 2013, due to low enrollment and struggling students. That was then.

Gearing Up for Year Two of the Tommy Lloyd Era

Tommy Lloyd sure packed a punch in his first year as a head coach. Last season, he led the Arizona men’s basketball program to a Pac-12 regular-season championship, a Pac-12 Tournament title and a Sweet 16 appearance.

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Photo Spotlight

Intricate interactive display featuring iconic campus edifices — This intricate interactive display featuring iconic campus edifices — among them Old Main, Arizona Stadium and the Stevie Eller Dance Theatre — celebrates the University of Arizona’s clean-energy partnership with Tucson Electric Power, formed in July 2021.

In the display, golf balls in Wildcat red and blue roll along steel tracks, symbolizing clean energy flowing from TEP’s Oso Grande Wind Farm in southeast New Mexico and its Wilmot Energy Center solar-plus-storage system south of Tucson.

/ Chris Richards photo

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Alumni and Donors

Global Wildcat Love

After meeting on a blind date, two University of Arizona students have spent an eye-opening 53-year marriage living in other countries, combating social injustices and supporting future generations of students.

Campus

Message from President Robbins

The story of the University of Arizona is the story of its people. Arizona Alumni Magazine is now in its 100th year of documenting and celebrating our history and telling the stories of our incredible Wildcats.

A candlelight vigil on the steps of Old Main

Campus

Remembering Dr. Thomas Meixner

In October 2022, the University of Arizona community mourned the loss of hydrology and atmospheric sciences department head and professor Thomas Meixner.

Arts

Alumni and Donors

Ted DeGrazia

If it hadn’t been for the copper mines of Morenci, Arizona Territory, little Ettore DeGrazia might never have become the hard-nosed artist Ted DeGrazia.

Tomorrow is Here

At UArizona Health Sciences, the Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunological Therapies, or CAMI, is being developed to advance knowledge of the immunology of cancers, infectious diseases and autoimmune conditions to develop novel strategies for diagnosis, prevention and treatment.

Science

Research

UArizona Makes a French Connection

The University of Arizona has been chosen as the first formal overseas partner of the top European basic research group, called the French National Center for Scientific Research, or CNRS.

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