When she was graduating from the University of Arizona, Kristina Boynova received an award for distinguished achievement. Now, seven years later, Boynova has established the Natalia and Nadezhda Gaganova Award, an annual financial award given to a communication major who has demonstrated perseverance in their academic journey.

The University of Arizona College of Veterinary Medicine admitted its first class with resources and plans in place for helping students manage and maintain wellness.

University of Arizona alumnus and advocate J. David Lowell, considered one of the mining industry's most successful entrepreneurs, leaves a legacy of transformational generosity at his alma mater, where his passing has been met with recollections of his accomplishments and contributions.

When Barnes became interested in brain aging, the picture was bleak, literally and figuratively. Standing in a library in 1972, she turned the page of one of the few available books on brain aging to diagrams of brain cells and saw what looked like progressive deterioration at different ages in humans.

A new $10 million gift from the Steele Foundation includes the first private philanthropic support for the University of Arizona Health Sciences Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunological Therapies, or CAMI.

Long time Eller supporter, Lisle Payne, passed away on October 12, 2022. The Paynes were welcomed into the Founders Society this year which recognizes donors who have contributed $1M in their lifetime.

With record-setting gift endowed chairs, James C. Wyant College of Optical Sciences benefactors set the stage for a radiant future while honoring luminaries past.

For almost anyone who spends time on campus in Tucson, “Bear Down, Arizona,” the fight song that turns 70 years old this year, might as well be a permanent fixture on Billboard’s Hot 100.

Just as music theory finds concrete expression in four-part counterpoint and sports analytics become more than data via high-level athletic performance, so does translational research in medicine morph whiteboard thoughts into actionable results.

UAHA, 40 years old this fall, eases access to school for top-notch students and offers mentorship and community, working in cooperation with the Mexican American Studies Department and the Adalberto and Ana Guerrero Student Center.