UA holds off on federal compact
The UA will not sign the Higher Education Compact, instead submitting a “Statement of Principles” outlining its commitment to academic freedom, merit-based research and institutional independence.
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As UA weighs Trump compact, campus organizing grows
Students, faculty and local leaders at the University of Arizona are stepping up organizing efforts as debate continues over the compact's potential impact on campus freedoms and diversity programs.
Funding pause halts student storytelling workshops
A once-thriving Santa Cruz County storytelling program that helped students build confidence and find their voices has been put on hold due to a lack of funding.
Special needs school in Tucson expands local options
Sierra School, SESI’s sixth Arizona campus, has opened in Tucson to provide small-class, personalized education for students with specialized learning and behavioral needs.
Amphi boosts outreach as potential closures loom
Amphitheater School District is considering closing up to five schools and is stepping up community outreach to keep families informed.
UA pushback mounts against Trump education compact
University of Arizona students, faculty, and local leaders plan to voice opposition at a Tuesday event as the university prepares its response.
Influencers take over Tucson’s college scene
Influencers and celebrities are increasingly turning Tucson’s college scene into a hotspot for brand promotions and social media buzz, sparking both excitement and frustration among University of Arizona students and locals.
Campus safety app monitors emergencies at UA
The SafeCats app sends real-time alerts and provides access to emergency resources for students, faculty and staff.
Tucson educator launches school to bridge gaps
Ubuntu Academies will combine rigorous academics, personalized learning, and wellness programs to support Black and Brown students.