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AI is making phishing attempts more sophisticated and harder to detect. "One red flag that we presented to our community in the past was that phishing emails often contain typos and grammatical errors," says Teresa Banks, information security and compliance programs manager. "But now, in the age of AI, it is easier for attackers to generate an email with no errors."

The university will welcome thousands of alumni back to campus for the lighting of "A" Mountain, class reunions and to cheer on the Wildcats as they take on Colorado.

Gachupin is being remembered for her work to improve the health of Native Americans, especially youth at high risk for diabetes.

The Agnese Nelms Haury Program in Environment and Social Justice will kick off its 10th anniversary celebration by unveiling a garden in honor of the program's namesake philanthropist.

Traveling to space is riskier than many extreme sports − and an increase in private missions could mean more civilians taking that risk, writes Chris Impey, University Distinguished Professor of Astronomy.

In the aftermath of the tragedy, Student Affairs moved quickly to make sure students had the emotional, physical and academic support they needed.

The center is becoming a busy hub for meetings, conferences and collaborations involving university colleges, faculty and staff, alumni, and business and community organizations.

Congratulations to these recent honorees: Hong Hua, Daijiang Li, Arizona Public Media, Kelle Hyland, Xubin Zeng and James Powell.

From making poetry more accessible to embracing and preserving Earth's biodiversity, 10 speakers will share their expertise at the Oct. 18 event.