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Arizona Alumni Magazine

Read about the 100th anniversary of Arizona Alumni Magazine, the second year of men's basketball coach Tommy Lloyd, oceanographer and UArizona professor Joellen Russell and more in the winter issue of Arizona Alumni Magazine.

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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?”

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.

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.

Winter 2023 Issue

Diversity

Research

In Search of an Answer

Richelle Thomas carries on her grandparents’ legacy of working with plants as a doctoral candidate in the University of Arizona Department of Environmental Science at the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

Campus

Science

Apothecary Comes Alive

The Coit Museum of Pharmacy & Health Sciences has a new home in the University of Arizona’s R. Ken Coit College of Pharmacy, just south of the College of Medicine – Tucson and Banner – University Medical Center.

Diversity

An Exhibit on the Inevitable

The ‘Walking Each Other Home’ exhibit includes documented stories from the Southwest Folklife Alliance’s End of Life: Continuum project and is supported by the Arizona End of Life Care Partnership with funds from the David and Lura Lovell Foundation.

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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.

Alumni and Donors

Arts

Alumna Jessica Gonzales Adds Her Touch to Tucson's Mural Explosion

With her imaginative pictures, hot colors and desert vibes, Jessica Gonzales '12 has become a star in Tucson’s mural explosion. Her works, often of women, are all over downtown and beyond.

Campus

Arts

'Woman-Ochre' is Home

This autumn, the painting "Woman-Ochre" at last returned to Tucson, stowed in a wooden crate inside an 18-wheeler escorted by Homeland Security.

From Past Issues

Lifesaving Detection

Jennifer Barton, director of the University of Arizona’s BIO5 Institute and the Thomas R. Brown Distinguished Chair in Biomedical Engineering, has spent years developing a device small enough to image the fallopian tubes — narrow ducts connecting the uterus to the ovaries — to search for signs of early-stage cancer.

Concentrated Learning

At the University of Arizona, educational excellence to create tomorrow’s leaders is the driving force behind the Student Success District, a new, four-building constellation that aims to transform the way Wildcats learn.

Arts Gateway

Phase One of the Arizona Arts master plan calls for renovation of the buildings that house the School of Art and the School of Theatre, Film & Television.

Josh Wheeler — More Than an Athlete

Josh Wheeler is a high-scoring member of both the University of Arizona and Team USA wheelchair rugby teams. In addition to winning several national championships as a Wildcat, he is a two-time Paralympic silver medalist.

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