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A national research partnership is advancing a potential one-dose antidote that may reshape overdose response and save more lives.

A $2.7 million award from the National Institutes of Health, will allow a U of A research team to develop imaging technology that will make it easier for clinicians to take high-resolution images from deep inside tissue.

Using pulses of ultrafast "squeezed" light, researchers have tracked quantum uncertainty in a process that could lead to faster, more secure communications and advanced quantum technology.

New U of A-led research uses tree-ring drought records to create the first-ever 1,000-year climate reconstruction of summer jet stream patterns across the entire Northern Hemisphere.

The College of Humanities celebrates National Arts and Humanities Month with the 16th annual Tucson Humanities Festival.

The University of Arizona is expanding what's possible in brain and body health research by pairing advanced MRI technology with AI-driven methods.

The university is one of only eight universities to earn the new Intentionally Thriving Institution designation.

Named for the way its larvae burrow into living flesh, the fly can cause disease in livestock, wildlife, pets and humans.

After testing five sources of flood data, their analysis found that combining or comparing data could improve disaster response and recovery.

The university released its official fall 2025 census, highlighting a new enrollment strategy that restores traditional first-year class sizes and substantially increases the percentage of Arizona students.

The $20 million gift commitment from the Garcia Family Foundation is designed to reduce financial barriers and make international learning experiences accessible to more students.

See how the U of A honored the Hopi Tribe at Arizona Stadium and hear from Cancer Center Director Dan Theodorescu on the vital role of academic medicine.