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A vision that began in 2007 has become a reality as the Poetry Center opens the College of Humanities McCauslin-Smith Gardens.

As Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium marks its 50th anniversary, longtime staff share how curiosity, creativity and a bit of mischief shaped the people behind the campus cornerstone.

Congratulations to these recent honorees: New Frontiers of Sound Science and Technology Center team, architecture award winners, Joaquin Ruiz, Tech Parks Arizona, Jose F. Florez-Arango, Vignesh Subbian, Justin Starren, UCATT and AZPM.

From product to process, AI is reshaping what – and how – educators assess and grade student work, writes Xiao Hu, associate professor in the College of Information Science.

Two decades after directing SafeRide as a student, Josh Wright returns to the U of A as chief facilities and planning officer, leading efforts spanning risk, sustainability and long-term space planning – all in the name of supporting student and employee success.

The program offers opportunity, flexibility and career paths for those interested in pursuing a career in a trade.

Several UAPD officers have been honored as "veteran servant leaders." Also, an op-ed highlights transformational change brought on by the U of A and Banner Health's academic medicine partnership, and the Department of Entomology is named one of Tucson's "top workplaces."

Each year, dozens of employees and thousands of pounds of food come together for a holiday tradition designed to take some stress off your plate.

A yearlong collaboration among campus and community partners turned two long-abandoned homes into a living learning lab for Tucson students.

As the nation marks Veterans Day, U of A students are living a commitment to those who served through a mission to recover American airmen lost in World War II – and the university is looking to create similar opportunities for more students.