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

Ed and Anne Wimberly are called to work for change that matters. The Wimberlys were excited to celebrate their 54th wedding anniversary this summer by mailing a check from Atlanta to Tucson.

As scientists advance the search for life on other worlds in the coming decades, questions of priority will dominate, according to Betul Kacar.

Supporters have given more than $750,000 to the President's COVID-19 Testing, Research and Re-entry Fund.

Chris Guiterman feels an urgency to help uncover knowledge about culturally modified trees on the Navajo Nation.

Mary Turner loves to rally her Edmund Optics coworkers around charitable causes.

The University of Arizona’s Fostering Success program is growing quickly. Since the peer mentoring program launched as a pilot with six students in fall 2017, participation has increased to 71.