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Brazil's fifth-largest city, Fortaleza, struggles with bus delays and overcrowding. The city's mayor, a UA alumnus, turned to big-data experts at his alma mater for help, and an online dashboard now helps planners understand where problems exist and make decisions about how to fix them.
Surprising findings from the Eller College of Management suggest employees with high-quality supervisor relationships may not always properly recover from work-related stress.
Over the past six months, UA Online has entered into partnerships with GEICO, Caterpillar Inc. and Salt River Project, expanding educational access for those companies' workers.
As coordinator of team family relations for the Chicago Cubs organization, Eller College of Management graduate Brittany Reynoso works in the business behind baseball.
Your personality type holds the key, according to a study published by UA professor Merrie Brucks and alumnus Kevin Newman. The findings could benefit urban planners.
UA alumni Connor Riley and Samantha Meis Riley and Meis developed the concept for their company, MistoBox, while in the University's top-ranked McGuire Center for Entrepreneurship program. Riley and Meis earned a chance to pitch their idea on Sony Pictures Television’s hit ABC reality series, “Shark Tank,” and the episode will air this week.
UA students have been collecting donated bikes in support of refugees living in Tucson. The students, who will be holding an event to accept donations and inform the community about bicycle safety, acknowledge that barriers to having consistent and reliable transportation can be especially challenging for refugees, and they hope the bicycles can help.
Despite being a part of notable comedians' tweets and monologues, the University of Arizona's hip-hop minor, the first to be offered in the nation, is incredibly applicable in business and marketing. Read one alumnae's perspective.
