University of Arizona in the News

Sudha Ram's Smart Campus research tracks students' social interactions via their CatCard usage and leverages that information to make predictions about freshman retention.

Researchers at the UA found in a 2015 study that frequent use of first-person singular pronouns — I, me and my — is not, in fact, an indicator of narcissism.

Glenn Schneider, an astronomer at the UA, used NASA's Hubble Space Telescope to uncover a vast, complex dust structure enveloping the young star HR 4796A.

Research by the UA's Allison Gabriel found consistent evidence that women reported higher levels of workplace incivility from other women than from their male counterparts.

UA men's basketball player Deandre Ayton is profiled. Ayton was recently named the Pac-12 Conference's Player of the Year.

The UA has announced a ceremony for the dedication of a Lute Olson statue at McKale Center on April 12 at 4 p.m.

Correspondent Gustavo Arellano discusses Tucson's food culture, citing UNESCO's designation of Tucson as the first City of Gastronomy in the U.S. in 2015.

According to a study by UA researchers, the more exercise-related posts a person sees on social media, the more concerned they feel about their own weight.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio named Richard Carranza, the superintendent of the Houston schools and a UA alumnus, to be the next New York City schools chancellor.

Jennifer Carlson, a sociologist at the UA who interviewed male gun owners in Michigan, found that many consider firearms crucial to reclaiming a sense of purpose.