
UA’s One Health initiative faces uncertainty amid federal funding cuts
The University of Arizona’s One Health Initiative, which studies the connections between human, animal, and environmental health, faces uncertainty due to federal funding cuts.
News about local K-12 schools, the University of Arizona and Pima Community College.
The University of Arizona’s One Health Initiative, which studies the connections between human, animal, and environmental health, faces uncertainty due to federal funding cuts.
Brandy Melville, a controversial fast-fashion brand known for its exclusive sizing and workplace criticisms, is opening a store in Main Gate Square, sparking debate among UA students and locals.
The Tucson Festival of Books offers interactive activities, author sessions, and science exhibits to engage young readers and families.
The Southern Arizona Science and Engineering Fair showcased student innovation, highlighting groundbreaking STEM projects and fostering future scientists and engineers.
Tucson Thrives has shifted its focus to help middle school students overcome barriers and thrive, partnering with local organizations to provide resources and support.
💡We're counting down the days leading up to the Tucson Festival of Books, which is happening March 15 and 16 on the University of Arizona mall. The festival is one of the events that makes our community so special and we're all about celebrating that. A
Ph.D. students at the University of Arizona face uncertainty after a Trump administration executive order threatens $40 million in annual NIH research funding and caps indirect costs.
A recent assessment found that five Sunnyside school buildings will require significant roof repairs or replacements within the next five years, prompting district officials to explore costs and potential funding options.
The Girl Power event in Pima County introduced over 150 middle school girls to STEM careers through hands-on activities, mentorship, and real-world insights.