Arizona Magazine

Display cases of alluring silver, turquoise and shell necklaces make up part of the ancient, historic and contemporary jewelry crafted by regional Indigenous artisans in the Arizona State Museum’s newest exhibit, “Ancient – Modern: Continuity and Innovation in Southwest Native Jewelry.”

A decade after UArizona Professor Alex Nava began offering his class, the university became the first in the country with a hip-hop studies minor, a lone rose in a scholarly field now blooming.

Tony Moreno ’21 became a fan of “The Book of Mormon” not long after the Broadway musical opened in 2011, attending the show about eight times before getting a job as a swing, or alternate for multiple cast members.

Dani DellaGiustina, a rising star in planetary science, will soon lead a NASA extended mission, OSIRIS-APEX. To do so, she’ll take over for a longtime mentor, Regents Professor Dante Lauretta.

Honoring the life and love of their cousin, Bruce and Patricia Bartlett’s endowment to catalyze transformative cancer medicine may prove the ultimate ROI from legendary investor George Vanderheiden.

For over a century, the University of Arizona’s Steward Observatory has pushed the boundaries of astronomical research and established itself as a world leader in space sciences.

When it comes to her career as a college student, basketball student-athlete and future medical doctor, Arizona standout Maya Nnaji wants to be an agent of change.

The convergence of NIL and a conference transition are redefining what it means to ’Bear Down, Arizona.’

The former All-American and assistant coach for 19 seasons was named Dave Rubio’s replacement the day after the 31-year head coach announced his retirement.