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OSIRIS-REx Touchdown Causes a Stir on Asteroid Bennu

Watch: OSIRIS-REx Touchdown Causes a Stir on Asteroid Bennu

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Princeton Review Names UArizona a 'Best College'

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Look Inside a UArizona Chemistry Lab as it Prepares for Students' Return

This image, showing asteroid Bennu's spinning-top shape, was taken by the MapCam camera on NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft on April 29, from a distance of 5 miles. From the spacecraft's vantage point, half of Bennu is sunlit and half is in shadow.
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Asteroids Bennu and Ryugu May Have Formed Directly From Collision in Space

University researchers looked for ways to address environmental and health concerns in local areas while partnering with community members directly impacted by these issues.

Making Citizen Science Accessible for All

Scholarship Program Addresses Health Workforce Shortages

A graphic illustration of the Dunbar School in the 1950s.

UArizona Helps to Preserve a Piece of Black History

"Just imagine you have scientists who are engineers in a nanotechnology area and you have agriculture students, and the only way to really have them come together would be to fly or have a teleconference. We can eliminate that barrier and connect people v

Nano 2020: Scaling Up Nanotechnology in Virtual Reality

Grant to Help Local Fight Against Opioid Addiction

This image shows sample site Nightingale, OSIRIS-REx’s primary sample collection site on asteroid Bennu. The image is overlaid with a graphic of the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft to illustrate the scale of the site.

X Marks the Spot: NASA Selects Site for Asteroid Sample Collection

Student veterans John Krause and Manny Alberto Matias modeled Operation Hat Trick merchandise to support military service members and veterans.

UArizona, Operation Hat Trick Support Local Veterans

Diné College student and Indige-FEWSS participant Larry Moore demonstrates use of the solar-powered water filtration system to community members on Navajo Nation.

Students Tackle 21st Century Sustainability Challenges on the Navajo Nation

UArizona mascot Wilbur Wildcat looks through a virtual reality headset

Tucson Humanities Festival Asks, What’s Next?

A team of University of Arizona researchers led by Jeong-Yeol Yoon has created a simple, portable and inexpensive method for detecting extremely low levels of norovirus.

Using a Smartphone to Detect Norovirus

Students from Kyoto University in Japan and across Arizona participated in hands-on research in Biosphere 2's ocean biome.

Today’s Students are Tomorrow’s Space Explorers

Ben Anderson, a high school calculus teacher, says working for a software and web development company during the summer has given him exposure to industry skills that he can take back to his students.

Arizona STEM Teachers Return to Class After Summer in Industry

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