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International student Hazza Alkaabi helps UA honorary degree recipient Mohammed Sharaf experience augmented reality.

Unique Student Program Leads to Careers

The UA Tech Park remains one of the largest employment centers in southern Arizona, hosting 52 companies and organizations that employ 5,870 skilled workers.

Study: UA Tech Park Has $2B Economic Impact

Maggie Lindsay is one of 10 students, from middle and high schools across Arizona, to take place in the UA's Project POEM, a National Science Foundation-funded program designed to motivate teens toward careers in STEM.

UA Encourages Visually Impaired Teens in STEM

Elite Designation for Cyber Ops Program From NSA

UA students and peers from the Moscow University for the Humanities share a meal they prepared together, combining Russian dishes and traditional Sonoran food.

The Secret Ingredient in This UA Recipe: Culture

Stephanie Celeste and Michelle Celeste attended Commencement after graduating from the UA's online Doctor of Nursing Practice program.

Unique Grads Enjoy Doing Life Together

Katie Alhadeff, a business management graduate, celebrates at the close of the Commencement ceremony.

UA Grads Urged to 'Do Something Special'

The Painted Lady butterfly spends only the winter in Arizona.

Citizen Science Program Has a Research Payoff

From left: Daniel Medrano, Madison Elizabeth Cooper, Jarod C. Weber, Dani McEachern and Gabriella Romano celebrate winning the Raytheon Award for Best Overall Design at the College of Engineering's 2018 Design Day.

Seniors Shine at Engineering Design Day

Members of the Terrestrial Exploration project work on their aerial photography vehicle, which blends the vertical takeoff capabilities of a drone with the smooth sailing and endurance of a plane.

Rescue Drones, Rocket Science Highlight Design Day

For Desert Dwellers, a Life in Balance

Cybersecurity Means Job Security

Take a 360-Degree View of the UA's Spring Fling

Wolfgang Fink: "Where does the human end, and the machine begin? Should robots have rights? This is what we will run into eventually."

Humans, Machines Enter a New Orbit

"Research and development leads to innovations and technology. I always knew that I wanted to go into that direction, so that I can contribute to solving some important problems facing our planet," says Joel Cuello, UA professor of agricultural and biosys

The Future of Farming Takes Root

Cape Town's Water Crisis: Could It Happen in Arizona?

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