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A University of Arizona sleep expert explains how warming spring nights in Arizona can affect sleep and offers tips to help employees stay rested.

The Wildcats' run to the Final Four gave the university an opportunity to showcase excellence beyond the court, including connections to NASA's historic Artemis II mission.

Supply Chain Services is transforming travel and purchases practices at the university. Also, BIO5 celebrates a quarter-century of research, and employees and students are honored with Community Impact Awards.

Several U of A graduate programs across many fields of study have once again been recognized as among the best in the United States in U.S. News & World Report's Best Graduate Schools rankings.

Earth Month at the university features several opportunities to get involved in sustainability, from workshops to community activities. The celebration also includes a tree planting project that will bring more shade to campus spaces in the years ahead.

Meet the pair of Franke Honors College students developing a low-cost hearing aid to provide under-served communities around the world with access to life-changing health care.

For the first time in Tucson, and across the Banner Health system, a living donor kidney removal has been performed using robotic surgery.

The University of Arizona and head men's basketball coach Tommy Lloyd have agreed to a contract extension that will continue his leadership of the Wildcats through the 2031 season.

The U of A men's basketball team will continue its quest for a national championship when it squares off against the University of Michigan Saturday night at 5:54 p.m. MST on TBS and streaming on HBO Max.

The discovery offers astronomers a rare window into conditions resembling those of our own solar system's earliest days.

U of A-led research finds that large dogs live shorter lives than smaller breeds, yet their brains appear to age just as slowly, revealing a surprising disconnect between lifespan and cognitive decline.

Researchers at the R. Ken Coit College of Pharmacy will begin a double-blind, randomized Phase 3 clinical trial this year to evaluate whether a drug used to prevent organ transplant rejection can also improve older adults' resilience and immune function.