University of Arizona in the News

The UA's Allison Gabriel says employers can help their workers by encouraging them to think about the pleasant customers they meet, not the few bad actors.

Willem de Kooning's "Woman-Ochre" was stolen from the UA Museum of Art in 1985 and was recovered as part of an estate sale in August 2017 in New Mexico.

The UA's Christopher Robertson writes about the ways in which some states are seeking to reduce prescription drug prices.

Students at the UA praise the university's appealing campus life, environmental awareness and inclusive learning environment in the Princeton Review's annual survey.

Students from across the U.S. put their ideas and tech to the test as they remotely drove the UA's Cognitive and Autonomous Test, or CAT, vehicle.

UA quarterback Khalil Tate appears on one of four regional Sports Illustrated covers as part of the magazine's college football preview.

The UA spends $23,962 per player on student aid for its women's team athletes — the highest rate among Arizona colleges.

Elise Lopez, assistant director of the relationship violence program at the UA, helped create a program being implemented in Patchogue, New York.

The UA's Tech Launch Arizona is on a mission to take research from the lab into the marketplace. Doug Hockstad, assistant vice president of TLA, is interviewed.

"There's a growing momentum around data and how pivotal it is to exercising tribal sovereignty," said Desi Rodriguez-Lonebear, a Ph.D. candidate in sociology at the UA.