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The University of Arizona is one of 200 colleges and universities featured in the 2020 edition of The Princeton Review's "The Best Value Colleges."
The University of Arizona has made its inaugural appearance on Forbes' third annual Best Employers For Diversity list, placing at No. 241 out of 500 businesses with at least 1,000 employees.
UArizona finished No. 18 overall and No. 15 among public universities in the latest edition of Military Times' "Best for Vets: Colleges 2020" ranking.
The University of Arizona ranked No. 21 among U.S. public universities and No. 85 overall in the sixth annual "Best Global Universities" ranking, published by U.S. News & World Report.
UA President Robert C. Robbins expressed support for the University Climate Change Coalition's Research for Policy Platform, which equips member universities to research urgent climate change policy issues and provide recommendations for just and equitable outcomes.
The UA earned recognition for its world-class research from the Center for World University Rankings and for quality of campus life from The Princeton Review.
The Arizona Legislature approved $17.4 million in funding for the UA, with $8 million earmarked to expand the UA College of Medicine – Phoenix and support medical students.
The UA's support of free speech received the highest recognition for the protection of free expression from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education.
The UA earned its highest overall mark in the U.S. News & World Report ranking since 2011, placing 46th among public institutions in the Best Colleges 2019 guidebook.
Sen. John McCain, the University of Arizona's commencement speaker in 2005, died Saturday at age 81.