News about K-12 education, the University of Arizona and Pima Community College.
A University of Arizona student senate resolution demanding transparency on the school's stalled climate action plan has itself stalled, leaving graduating students frustrated after four years of advocacy.
Former U.S. Surgeon General Richard Carmona, a University of Arizona laureate professor, told UA students that cuts to global health institutions are weakening national security and accelerating the spread of disease.
Arizona is distributing nearly $167 million in federal funding to expand healthcare access in rural and tribal communities, and the UA Center for Rural Health is helping organizations navigate the grant process.
A Pima County education program called CommunityShare is bringing landscape architects, printing presses and local artists into Sunnyside Unified classrooms, giving students hands-on learning tied to real careers and community issues.
The first class of students to attend BASIS Tucson North from kindergarten through senior year graduated this spring, marking a 13-year milestone for the high-intensity charter school.
University of Arizona epidemiologist Michelle Valenti spent years searching for an endometriosis diagnosis. Now she's dedicated her career to researching the condition that went undetected in her own body for years.
Tucson Unified School District brought pupusas to high school lunch menus for two days in March, a limited-time addition reflecting the district's push to expose students to new cultures through food.
A new community-driven map tracks ICE activity across Tucson, documenting more than 300 reported incidents including surveillance, vehicle stops and raids.
A University of California, Santa Cruz professor told a University of Arizona audience that drones, helicopters and surveillance towers crowding the skies above the Tohono O'odham Nation are eroding indigenous sovereignty.
