The Book Art and Letterpress Lab creates new stories with old techniques.

The Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunological Therapies will support research to catalyze the next generation of precision health care treatments.

On Aug. 2, the University of Arizona officially became a member of the Big 12 athletic conference after 45 years in the Pac-12.

‘We are all only one’: Linguist Corey Roberts is working to save his ancestral language.

At the University of Arizona Health Sciences, researchers and physician-scientists are de-signing and developing precision treatments for all populations.

With 10 weeks still to go before his birth, tiny Ramon took a short journey on the frontiers of fetal medicine.

ArtWorks connects adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to the university community.

As a toddler, Jessica Cox ’05 dreamed of flying. Today, the University of Arizona graduate, born without arms, is a celebrity pilot who has been invited to 29 countries to talk about her journey.

The author and MacArthur Fellow Manuel Muñoz reflects on writing and community.

In the world of athletics, many see table tennis as dainty compared to other sports. Yet there is nothing dainty in the sub-second time it takes the ball to cross the nine-foot table, nor in the force behind each strike that sends it zipping away.

In March, Naphtali Yaakov Curry ’20 made his return to Tucson playing the lead role of Donkey in the national touring production of “Shrek the Musical.”

A new mural, housed in the lobby of the YWCA on Tucson’s west side, has immortalized the life’s work of alumna Laura Banks-Reed ’43 ’66 ’70 ’81. Banks-Reed was a native Tucsonan and civil rights activist who helped change public education in southern Arizona.

Meet Deepta Bhattacharya, the inaugural executive director of CAMI.

A look at John Schaefer’s multifaceted legacy.

Over the past few decades more than 240 graduating seniors, alumni, and graduate students have won U.S. Student Program Fulbright awards.

An exhibition at the Center for Creative Photography showcases scenes from Mexican American life by one of Tucson’s greatest artists, Sept. 14 - March 15, 2025.

Experts at the University of Arizona Health Sciences Comprehensive Center for Pain & Addiction are tackling the interconnected issues of substance misuse, chronic pain and addiction.

Cannabis: It’s a topic surrounded by controversy. In the United States, public opinion and politicians have long grappled with the legal, ethical and societal implications of its use.

This is the recharge room at the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona, an immersive space for relaxation and recovery designed by Mirelle Philips of the New York-based firm Studio Elsewhere.

A master’s program is revitalizing Native American languages.

When Hom Moon Jung graduated from the University of Arizona College of Engineering in 1937, he began a family legacy. His three sons – Moon Hom ’74, Paul Hom ’77 and Don Hom ’78 – also completed U of A engineering degrees, as have two grandsons, Chris Hom ’08 and Ted Hom ’08. Now, Paul and Moon Hom have endowed the HOM MOON JUNG Memorial Scholarship to ensure more future engineers can work in their chosen field.

Caitlin Lowe remembers stepping into the batter’s box to face UCLA’s Keira Goerl, fighting alongside her Arizona softball teammates to scratch across a run or two against the stingy Bruins ace.

A few times in her early, striving years, Josie Aslakson ’20 almost gave up on her dreams. That she didn’t is in no small part because of her father. A spare-time fisherman in her hometown of Jordan, Minnesota, her father loves fishing about as much as Aslakson loves playing wheelchair basketball, which the two-time Paralympian does better than almost anyone.