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A woman with curly hair and red glasses, holding a phone and talking to a man, surrounded by a crowd in casual attire. The scene is lively and engaged. — Erika Hamden, associate professor of astrophysics in the Department of Astronomy and Steward Observatory and director of the Space Institute, speaks with reporters at the Bear Down Bash in downtown Indianapolis.

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Final Four, Final Frontier: Showcasing Arizona on one of the nation's biggest stages

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.

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Awards and Accolades

Congratulations to these recent honorees: Marvin Slepian, Valerie Trouet, Vicente Talanquer, Nolan Cabrera, Lillian Gorman, Jamie A. Lee and the Arizona Mining, Mineral and Natural Resources Education Museum.

April 7, 2026

In Brief: Supply Chain Services changes, BIO5 marks a milestone, Community Impact Awards

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.

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April 7, 2026

Q&A: What Arizona's spring heat does to your sleep – and what to do about it

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

Three people stand smiling around a young tree they planted. They are on soil with scattered rocks, against a red brick wall, conveying a sense of accomplishment and teamwork.

April 6, 2026

Get involved: Earth Month events invite campus to connect with sustainability

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.

March 25, 2026

In Brief: Explore study abroad programs, volunteer at Commencement

Learn how to get involved in study abroad programming at the Study Abroad Summit, and make Commencement memorable by volunteering at the May 15 ceremony.

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March 24, 2026

Thousands gather for second annual Staff Social

More than 2,000 staff members from across campus gathered on the Mall to reconnect, meet new colleagues and celebrate the university community.

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March 24, 2026

Are you a caregiver and don't know it? The university has support for you

Scheduling medical appointments, managing insurance claims and researching treatment options may feel like "just helping out" – but it's really caregiving, and the university has resources to help.

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March 24, 2026

Faculty and student voices wanted in national surveys

Two national surveys are gathering faculty and student feedback to help strengthen the academic experience at the University of Arizona.

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March 24, 2026

Q&A: Chief AI Officer David Ebert on how AI can make the university more human

David Ebert, the University of Arizona’s first chief AI and data science officer, shares how the university is working to integrate artificial intelligence across campus in a way that is ethical, secure and human-centered.

Melanie Hingle speaks to faculty and staff gathered around tables during an Academic Success Goals meeting, with attendees listening and taking notes in a conference room.

March 11, 2026

Provost Fellows program taps campus expertise to drive the Academic Success Goals

The program's inaugural cohort will help align work across campus to advance student success, research and community engagement.

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News for Employees

Final Four, Final Frontier: Showcasing Arizona on one of the nation's biggest stages

Awards and Accolades

In Brief: Supply Chain Services changes, BIO5 marks a milestone, Community Impact Awards

Q&A: What Arizona's spring heat does to your sleep – and what to do about it

Get involved: Earth Month events invite campus to connect with sustainability

In Brief: Explore study abroad programs, volunteer at Commencement

Thousands gather for second annual Staff Social

Are you a caregiver and don't know it? The university has support for you

Faculty and student voices wanted in national surveys

Q&A: Chief AI Officer David Ebert on how AI can make the university more human

Provost Fellows program taps campus expertise to drive the Academic Success Goals