Alum Brad Lancaster has spent more than thirty years studying — and practicing — rainwater harvesting. Read about how he has helped transform his own Tucson neighborhood, and inspired others to transform theirs.

October marked the start of the 23rd President of the University of Arizona, Suresh Garimella. Read on to learn about Dr. Garimella’s early life and education in India, his career as an educator and engineer, his plans for the U of A and why he thinks students come first.

President Garimella introduces himself and shares some of his goals as he settles into his new position.

Learn about the research being done at the U of A into the effect of service dogs on post-traumatic stress disorder in veterans.

A collaborative study between the U of A and the Smithsonian explores the historical context of climate change, and what role carbon dioxide has played in the process.

Discover the historic launch of the USS Arizona in 1915 and the unique role Esther Ross of Prescott played in christening the iconic battleship, now preserved in University of Arizona archives.

Center for Creative Photography Chief Curator Becky Senf talks interdisciplinarity, the CCP’s upcoming 50th birthday and keeping photography relevant in an image-saturated world.

The U of A Alumni Engagement team is helping Wildcats stay connected long after they leave campus.

Researchers at the U of A’s Center for Innovation in Brain Science are unraveling the mysteries around the origins of Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases — and building a foundation for a cure.

Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in America. The U of A is following suit. Join us for some court time with the U of A pickleball club.

Freshman men’s basketball forward Carter Bryant talks about his experience being raised around the Deaf community, and how he plans to use his platform to give back.

A 15th-century Spanish altarpiece housed in the University of Arizona Museum of Art has survived earthquakes, cannon fire and cross-continental boat rides. Now it’s shipping out for a major restoration, prompting questions of what it means to preserve our most valuable — and vulnerable — works of art.

Explore the benefits of spontaneity and creativity with Jessica Andrews-Hanna, a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Arizona, as she reveals how letting your mind wander can boost well-being, memory and happiness.

Eller College of Management lecturer Daniel Kinnear lost his brother to suicide. Now he’s raising awareness about mental health issues on campus and funding support for programs he wishes he’d known about before.

Cory Aaland was never much of a school-spirit guy. His time at the U of A Foundation may have changed that. Read about the history of John “Button” Salmon and a reflection of the different ways we, as alums, bear down.

Dr. Michael Abecassis recently finished his fifth year as dean of the College of Medicine – Tucson. We talked to him about his history as a transplant surgeon, his hopes for COM – T and how French existentialism can really keep you going.

Climate change is already reshaping agriculture. See what researchers at the U of A are doing to adapt, including the use of agrivoltaics, Indigenous methods and large-scale data analysis. This is farming for the future.