The University of Arizona's fall 2026 class shows improved academic readiness, with 70% Arizona residents and 30% first-generation college students.
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Satellite data reveals drylands' unstable "boom-and-bust" growth, challenging global models and impacting agriculture and ecology in volatile climates.
Join the free Spooktacular Fall Festival on 9/26/26 at ASU West Valley, Glendale, AZ, for games, treats, music, and community fun for all ages!
Decades after Tucson's south side faced groundwater contamination, 34% of residents still show PTSD symptoms, highlighting ongoing community trauma.
NAU's Team Snuffed wins $250K at XPRIZE for EmberSat, a tool using satellite data to detect wildfires, aiding in global fire management and prevention.
Maricopa County launches Family Bridge Homes in Avondale, offering temporary housing to help homeless families transition to permanent solutions.
NAU's collaboration with NPS aims to build a 1,500-mile Sun Corridor Trail in Arizona, enhancing connectivity and promoting healthier communities statewide.
NAU's AI-Advocate Teen Program empowers first-gen students to use AI and social media for health advocacy, fostering community engagement and digital literacy.
The University of Arizona, a leader in climate action, earned the Carnegie Elective Classification for Sustainability, highlighting its comprehensive efforts.
Five NAU students triumph at 2026 Rocky Mountain Awards: Anna Kellar, Ariel Reighard, Natalie Fletcher, Adriana Sparks, and Bradley Moses earn top honors.