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Awards and Accolades

Congratulations to these recent honorees: Pablo Piña and the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine building complex.

The Mary and Felipe M. Rodriguez Integrated Business and Engineering Program.

Mary and Felipe M. Rodriguez commit $10M to name the U of A's Integrated Business and Engineering Program

A $10 million gift from Mary and Felipe M. Rodriguez will name and support an ambitious degree program designed to prepare undergraduate students with both technical expertise and business leadership skills.

Representatives from the organizations forming the Silicon Photonics at Arizona-Kaohsiung Center announce the partnership's launch.

New global hub advances Arizona's semiconductor industry

The SPARK Center builds on growing Arizona-Taiwan ties, bringing university research and industry together to accelerate semiconductor commercialization and workforce development.

The science behind Grand Canyon floods

Two workers in white lab coats sort yellow biohazard bags and labeled containers on metal shelves in a brick-walled lab, focused.

What happens to the U of A's hazardous waste?

Environmental Health and Safety employees explain how the U of A safely manages everything from chemical and biological waste to radioactive materials, helping protect the campus community and keep the university running safely every day.

Casino Del Sol Stadium a sports staple on U of A campus for nearly 100 years

Aerial rendering of Casino Del Sol Stadium on the University of Arizona campus, with the football field, grandstands and surrounding campus visible against a backdrop of mountains.

2026 Arizona Football: What fans should know

Before the 2026 Wildcats season kicks off, learn more about stadium upgrades, ticket options and home schedule highlights.

'I listen': How Thresa Vaughn shows up for coworkers in crisis

Thresa Vaughn brings a personal passion to connecting employees with the mental health resources they need, using skills she has developed through training and experience.

New U of A tool decodes pet talk and may help explain how pets affect our well-being

U of A researchers developed the first reliable tool to analyze how people talk to their pets on a day-to-day basis, which may hold clues to why pets affect the well-being of some owners more than others.

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Blue Chip program recognized for preparing future leaders

Each year, hundreds of students participate in classes, workshops and projects that inject a sense of guidance and responsibility into the Wildcat journey.