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With an eye on supporting sustainability, student training and community engagement, the U of A and the city of Tucson are working together to expand community composting.

Save on Apple tech upgrades at the Campus Store; also, LQP will take a brief publication break.

Originally trained in chemical engineering, Pooja Venkatachalam Kumar made the leap to the arts – and now helps the next generation of artists find their voice.

What makes someone cool, and why does it matter? Marketing professor Caleb Warren shares insights from his latest global study.

From how fusion energy works to how the university is poised to lead the industry, learn how the U of A is tapping into the power of the stars to deliver clean energy on Earth.

Each scholar will conduct research, teach or collaborate on projects that connect the university to global communities.

No other university has an optics manufacturing facility like the U of A, where the world's largest and most lightweight telescope mirrors are made.

As NASA rolls out more powerful telescopes in the future, scientists will need a way to determine where to point them. A new approach could help, writes Daniel Apai, associate dean for research in the College of Science.

Congratulations to these recent honorees: Office of Government and Community Relations, Christy Ball and Angela Murrell.

Hartshorne, professor emeritus in the School of Nutritional Sciences and Wellness, is being remembered for his internationally recognized research on muscle biology as well as a sharp wit.