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Refreshed breadcrumbs bring another detail of the Arizona.edu redesign to your site. Larger text and a red slash between links give this familiar navigation a more distinctive look that aligns with the university’s new brand.

Bring a classic collegiate feel to your site with Garamond Premier Pro, the serif typeface used in the Arizona.edu redesign and featured in the university’s new brand guidelines. Paired with sans-serif body text, its distinctive headings can help convey academic tradition, scholarship and a sense of enduring legacy.
This optional setting changes the top three heading levels throughout your site’s content. If you’d like to use it, contact your Portfolio Manager to enable it.

Building on the Arizona.edu redesign, updated typography brings a stronger visual hierarchy and a consistent university style to your pages. Larger headings help key sections stand out, while larger body text and bolder lead text make your content easier to read and scan. Button styles are now aligned with the main navigation for a more cohesive experience.
Review these changes on your site to see how they work with your content. With larger headings, shorter titles may help keep your pages balanced and make key points easier to scan.

Replacing damaged trees involves more than planting new ones. Learn how university crews choose replacements and help them withstand future storms.

An asteroid that nearly swallowed a spacecraft and clues about the origins of life are among the surprises from the OSIRIS-REx mission. Explore more in a gallery of mission images.

After losing his voice for more than a year, U of A student Magizh Dasarathy wants to be a composer, special education music teacher and advocate for disabled youth.

Inspired by campus architecture, the Sonoran Desert and university history, new brand resources give employees more ways to create communications that are distinctly Arizona.