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Seven University of Arizona faculty members will soon travel the world to conduct vital research and strengthen global relationships as Fulbright Scholars.

New research shows that the cell's most prolific consumer of energy, the nucleus, is served by something akin to a private power line.

As summer temperatures climb, learn to sort fact from fiction and find practical tips to keep yourself sun safe.

The Chronicle of Higher Education highlighted the university as an example of how universities can strengthen employee morale and engagement.

Faculty and staff are helping students thrive through support services, research opportunities, global experiences and career development.

Small amounts of water and funding have revived stretches of the lower Colorado River, a new report from a U of A-led team of research has found.

A global study of more than 5,100 species of plants and animals challenges long-held assumptions about which species are most threatened by climate change.

Congratulations to the following honorees: Arlene Islas, Arizona Public Media, Bital Savir-Baruch and Worlds of Words Center of Global Literacies and Literatures.

The tri-university project's summary report reviews Arizona's current water resources and provides options for ensuring water supply reliability across sectors within the state.

David Brown, associate professor and the Brian and Clara Franke Endowed Chair in Finance, shares his insight in the wake of the largest initial public offering in Wall Street history.

The latest evolution of Career Conversations, the university’s annual career growth and planning cycle for staff, centers around role-based goals, continuous feedback and empowering career growth.

The Southwest Monsoon Fantasy Forecasts game is returning for the sixth consecutive year with several new features introduced that allows players to take their forecasting game a step further.