Teaching and Students

One UA Graduate's Journey From 4-H to Freshly CEO

An adult two-tailed swallowtail butterfly in Texas. Nearly 900 observers have uploaded more than 1,300 images of this species of butterfly to iNaturalist. (Photo: iNaturalist user Nancy Norman)

The Butterfly Effect and the Future of Teaching Biology

The UA's new bachelor's degree in applied humanities will produce graduates who are prepared with both professional skills and the so-called “soft skills” and broad perspectives that are gained in the humanities.

New Degree Combines Professional, Cultural Skills

UA students in the sustainable built environments program prepare to interact via virtual exchange with their peers from the American University in Cairo.

HIVE Program Creates Classrooms of the Future

Josh Brewer is one of the newest members of the UA Men's Wheelchair Basketball Team. After a tumultuous journey to where he is today, he's eager to begin life as Wildcat. (Photo: Bob Demers/UANews)

Unbreakable Spirit: A Student's Journey From the Streets of Ethiopia to the UA

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Adobe Preservation Unites Students, Generations and Cultures

'Plating the Desert' Blends Food, Art, Environment, Community

Raising the Roof on Sustainability

Project Honors Navajo Code Talkers

Galleries

Alumni and faculty penned words of wisdom for College of Medicine — Tucson's newest medical students. Scroll through the gallery to read their notes of inspiration, motivation and advice. (Photo: Bob Demers/UA News

White Coat Ceremony Delivers Words of Wisdom

Friends Christian Oropeza, who graduated in industrial engineering, and Raul Moraga, who graduated in civil engineering, will begin their careers this summer. Oropeza will work for Raytheon and Moraga for M3 Engineering, both based in Tucson. (Photo: John de Dios/UANews)

UA Class of 2018 Was Ready for Its Close-Up on the Big Day

Poet and literary essayist Alison Hawthorne Deming is the Agnese Nelms Haury Chair of Environment and Social Justice, a professor in the Department of English in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, and an affiliate faculty member in the Institute of the Environment.

UA's New Regents' Professors Honored at Campus Ceremony

Simran Heer’s photo "City of Skies" earned the grand prize for 2017. Heer poses in black garb amid the backdrop of blue walls in the Moroccan city of Chefchaouen during a getaway from her CEA in France study-abroad trip.

Here They Are: The Most Striking UA Study Abroad Photos

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Dr. Vivek Murthy to Graduates: 'Live a Connected Life'

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