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From how fusion energy works to how the university is poised to lead the industry, learn how the U of A is tapping into the power of the stars to deliver clean energy on Earth.

No other university has an optics manufacturing facility like the U of A, where the world's largest and most lightweight telescope mirrors are made.

As NASA rolls out more powerful telescopes in the future, scientists will need a way to determine where to point them. A new approach could help, writes Daniel Apai, associate dean for research in the College of Science.

Congratulations to these recent honorees: Office of Government and Community Relations, Christy Ball and Angela Murrell.

A massive camera featuring a mirror fabricated at the U of A will fuel astronomical research for years to come. And, three colleges are offering multiple new degree programs.

Presentations, publications and a series of campus conversations are part of a growing effort to connect the U of A's strategic imperatives with key stakeholders and the campus community.

Hartshorne, professor emeritus in the School of Nutritional Sciences and Wellness, is being remembered for his internationally recognized research on muscle biology as well as a sharp wit.

From gardening advice to cooking classes, here are six resources from Cooperative Extension that you can access for free.

More than a dozen U of A attractions on or near the main campus offer not only a respite from the heat, but a chance to create art, stargaze, learn the stories told by tree rings and more.

Four employees and one student are on this year's list, which honors young professionals for leadership, service and community advancement.