News about K-12 education, the University of Arizona and Pima Community College.
Despite years of development, the University of Arizona’s Climate Action Plan has stalled amid shifting federal policies and administrative priorities, sparking student protests and concerns about the university’s commitment to sustainability.
The Tucson Unified School District voted to fund a student-written Climate Action Plan—hailed as the most comprehensive in the nation—that aims to make its schools net-zero and fully sustainable by 2040.
Through walks, a symposium and community gatherings, Tucson advocates are building support networks and demanding justice for missing and murdered Indigenous people.
The Baja SAE competition in Marana brought together 68 university teams to showcase their engineering skills and off-road vehicle prototypes, offering students hands-on experience while fostering community and collaboration.
Despite record international enrollment at the University of Arizona, many global students and graduates are struggling to find employment due to immigration hurdles, visa limitations, and a cautious job market.
Roberts-Naylor K-8 has renamed its library in honor of longtime volunteer Eva Lugo, recognizing her more than 50 years of service to students and staff.
After a summer storm destroyed the Flandrau Science Center’s iconic spectrum-colored windows, Tucson artist Paul Anders-Stout meticulously restored the landmark installation, preserving its legacy and meaning for future generations.
Experts warn that declining birth rates, an aging population, and expanded school choice programs could lead to long-term enrollment declines in Tucson Unified School District.
High school students from across Arizona put their engineering skills to the test in Tucson by designing, building and racing solar-powered go-karts after months of hands-on STEM training.
