Bill Waynick ’91 performed the role of Wilbur throughout his time earning a degree in management information systems. The Wilbur and Wilma T. Wildcat Endowed Scholarship Fund was established to support future students who take on the role of Arizona mascots.

Andrew ’98 and Kirsten Braccia ’98 have made a $1.5 million gift to support students in the College of Nursing, COVID-19 initiatives and student-athletes whose eligibility has been extended. The largest portion of the Braccias’ gift, $1 million, is being used by the College of Nursing to enhance both remote and in-person learning.

Dave and Lisa Barrett recently established the Barrett Family Scholarship Fund. The endowed scholarship is for non-traditional students, preferably first-generation.

Homecoming 2020 looked different from past celebrations. Supporters took the opportunity not only to honor traditions and celebrate ties, but to support University of Arizona students through the university's first Giving Day.

The gift from breast cancer survivor and longtime UArizona supporter Ginny Clements establishes an endowment for the new institute, along with endowed positions and renovated lab space.

Sundt Construction, a longtime UArizona partner, is supporting the Construction Engineering Management program with a $250,000 endowment. The program is housed in the Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering and Mechanics.

The Dr. Ian Pepper Scholarship supports two exemplary environmental science majors in financial need.

Sandra Aley was once one of four girls who “ran up and down the alley laughing and walking to school and supporting each other through 12 years of Flowing Wells,” says her cousin, Debra Bergman.

The Wildcat community has come together to Fuel the Response to the challenges of COVID-19. This means funding COVID-19 research and testing as well as supporting students and staff during this critical time.

Before anyone realized that 2020 would mark the first-ever virtual Design Day, it was clear the event would be special: It was the first year the day was celebrated as part of the college’s new Craig M. Berge Engineering Design Program