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The Eller College of Management again was recognized for excellence in management information systems, appearing at No. 5, and the James E. Rogers College of Law climbed to No. 41.

How will agriculture feed a world population approaching 10 billion? At the UA, researchers are looking up for answers, in the form of vertical farming. With UANews video. The series Fast Forward is examining the UA's role in the convergence of the digital, physical and biological worlds.

On Match Day, a total of 194 students at the UA Colleges of Medicine in Phoenix and Tucson received the important news of their destinations for completing their training as residents.

A drought-induced water crisis in Cape Town, South Africa, has Arizonans wondering if a similar situation could happen here. UA water expert Sharon Megdal says it's unlikely.

Tech Launch Arizona held its annual I-Squared Expo and Awards event, and UA President Robert C. Robbins joined in to celebrate the honorees and their accomplishments.

Tucson Cine Mexico, the United States' longest-running festival of Mexican Cinema, kicks off with a series of Spanish-language film screenings in Tucson.

The majority of current UA students would see no increase because their tuition and fees previously were frozen under the UA's Guaranteed Tuition Plan.

The 2000-2010 drought that killed livestock and drove nomadic herders to migrate to cities was rare but not unprecedented, according to a team that included a UA dendrochronologist.

A wealth of connected-vehicle research by professor Larry Head is helping to determine how people will move about in the cities of tomorrow. With UANews video. The series Fast Forward is examining the UA's role in the convergence of the digital, physical and biological worlds.

The University will celebrate its recognition as a top producer during upcoming Fulbright Week activities. Twelve Wildcats received Fulbright awards for 2017-2018.