Ten years ago, the University of Arizona quietly launched a fundraising campaign called Fuel Wonder. This June, that campaign reached its goal.

A new exhibition at the Center for Creative Photography called “Picture Party” celebrates the museum’s 50th anniversary through 100 key images and objects. Learn about the exhibition — including perspective from curators Rebecca Senf and Emilia Mickevicius — here.

In March, University of Arizona School of Dance student, Avery Gay, took a tip-toed step forward in her quest for the title of “So You Think You Can Dance” champion — and a $100,000 prize.

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.

A U of A-led NASA small-satellite mission called Aspera is investigating how galaxies are formed. It’s also quietly changing how missions of its kind might be conducted in the future. Learn more about the project, its impact on students, and what it means for future space research from Principal Investigator Carlos Vargas within.

The Arizona Simulation Technology and Education Center (ASTEC) is adapting to the changing health care landscape to train the next generation of providers.

Parkinson’s is the second most-common neurodegenerative disease in the United States, affecting an estimated 1 million Americans. New research at the U of A is helping us understand how it works — and maybe pointing a way out.

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.

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.

Desireé Reed-Francois returns to the place that ‘extended a compassionate hand’ in a time of need.