University of Arizona in the News

President Robert C. Robbins says the University of Arizona aims to bring students back to Tucson with extensive public health measures.

Michael Bogan with the School of Natural Resources and the Environment recently tweeted a video of a coyote chasing a roadrunner in the Santa Cruz River.

Tumamoc Hill will reopen to the public on May 25 with new safety protocols.

Alison Levine, a history-making polar explorer and mountaineer, will serve as the University of Arizona's 2020 Commencement speaker.

A University of Arizona Cooperative Extension program seeks to fill an assessment gap with virtual developmental screenings in rural and tribal communities.

Peter Corrigan, the associate director of employer and alumni connections, is interviewed about the challenges facing college graduates entering an unstable job market.

"Once we get past the shock this year, the recovery should be solid. Arizona was in very good shape before the outbreak," said George Hammond.

The University of Arizona is launching a Global Campus across five continents in 34 countries.

Ayeisha Marie Rosa Hernandez, a student in the College of Public Health, is interviewed about her experiences as she helps educate Latinos about the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sports columnist Greg Hansen writes about how University of Arizona director of athletics Dave Heeke has led the department during the COVID-19 pandemic.