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New Start students participate in a classroom activity as instructors lead a discussion at the front of the room. — Through New Start, students engage in college-level coursework, taking a first step on their academic journey and building connections that carry into the fall semester.

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Where student success begins: The people behind New Start

Employees from across the U of A come together each summer to help New Start students build confidence, make connections and prepare for their first fall semester.

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Why you seriously need to stop trying to be funny at work

Cracking jokes at the office is more likely to backfire than boost your career, writes Caleb Warren, professor in the Department of Marketing.

Students sit in a large circle in a campus lounge as members of the Mohamed Abozekry Sextet speak from a table at the front of the room. The musicians and professor lead a discussion about Arabic instruments and jazz fusion as part of a Contemporary Muslim Societies class.

Oct. 7, 2025

Arizona Arts Live looks to keep bringing the world to Tucson

The university's performing arts presenter is bringing Indonesian puppetry and Ukrainian folk performers to Tucson for its last season in partnership with the Center Stage program – and plans to continue hosting international artists in the years ahead.

A nighttime drone show above Arizona Stadium forms a red, white, and blue "U of A" in the sky during a University of Arizona football game. The illuminated letters appear over the lit stands and scoreboard as the city lights of Tucson glow in the distance.

Oct. 7, 2025

Focusing on the fans: Arizona Athletics looks to enhance the gameday experience

Drone shows, discounted concessions and theme nights are part of Arizona Athletics' plan to make gameday more memorable for Wildcats fans.

A group of six people sit around a table in a meeting room at the University of Arizona, listening to a woman in a red U of A polo shirt who is speaking to them. Laptops, papers, and coffee cups are on the table, and two screens behind them display “Group Activity Instructions.”

Oct. 7, 2025

Q&A: Provost Prelock shares the biggest takeaways from her Campus Conversations

Provost Patricia Prelock outlines what she learned from more than 420 stakeholders who candidly shared their experiences and feedback with her.

Students wearing hairnets gather around a worker in a cheese factory, listening as he explains the process in front of large wheels of cheese stacked high on shelves.

Sept. 24, 2025

A historic gift positions the U of A as the 'study abroad university'

The $20 million gift commitment from the Garcia Family Foundation is designed to reduce financial barriers and make international learning experiences accessible to more students.

Two young children in traditional Hopi regalia perform a dance on the field, holding corn and flowers, during the Hopi Recognition Football Game at Arizona Stadium, with adult participants standing behind them.

Sept. 23, 2025

In Brief: Hopi Recognition Football Game, the impact of academic medicine

See how the U of A honored the Hopi Tribe at Arizona Stadium and hear from Cancer Center Director Dan Theodorescu on the vital role of academic medicine.

Wilbur Wildcat, the University of Arizona mascot, playfully poses in the stands with cheering students during the Destination Arizona event.

Sept. 23, 2025

From Destination Arizona to Bear Down Week, U of A provides support for new students

The inaugural Bear Down Week will serve as a check-in for students at the six-week mark of the semester, a time when coursework and homesickness can intensify.

Sept. 23, 2025

Awards and Accolades

Congratulations to these recent honorees: Dani Mendoza DellaGiustina, Melissa Herbst-Kralovetz, LifeSpan Digital Health, Eric Reiman, Sylvia Lett, Matt Mars and Courtney Friesen.

Modern three-story building with large glass windows, lit from inside at dusk, surrounded by trees and landscaping, with a blue emergency call box in front.

Sept. 19, 2025

Behind the design: Andrew Weil Center recognized for outstanding architecture

Opened in April 2024, the Weil Center's design blends sustainability, wellness principles and architectural innovation in one of the most distinctive landmarks on campus.

Alyson Ford is pictured driving a yellow front loader with snow chains

Sept. 10, 2025

Q&A: Maintaining the mountain facilities that fuel the U of A's space science legacy

In this Q&A, Steward Observatory Associate Director Alyson Ford talks about her job overseeing astronomical facilities on various mountaintops around Tucson, all of which are critical for the University of Arizona's role as a world-leading hub in space science.

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News for Employees

Where student success begins: The people behind New Start

Why you seriously need to stop trying to be funny at work

Arizona Arts Live looks to keep bringing the world to Tucson

Focusing on the fans: Arizona Athletics looks to enhance the gameday experience

Q&A: Provost Prelock shares the biggest takeaways from her Campus Conversations

A historic gift positions the U of A as the 'study abroad university'

In Brief: Hopi Recognition Football Game, the impact of academic medicine

From Destination Arizona to Bear Down Week, U of A provides support for new students

Awards and Accolades

Behind the design: Andrew Weil Center recognized for outstanding architecture

Q&A: Maintaining the mountain facilities that fuel the U of A's space science legacy