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Chris Segrin and David Williams

A Legacy of Generosity

a man and woman going over a will

Planning Your Legacy

Simin Karimi

Understanding Iranian Languages and Persian Culture

Jacelle Ramon-Sauberan

Graduate Student Profile: Jacelle Ramon-Sauberan Chronicles Tohono O'odham History at San Xavier District

A group of educators gather to discuss the Wildcat Writers community partnerships

The award-winning Wildcat Writers partnership program returns for its 20th year of service

Tim Finan walks the streets of Bangladesh with six people

UArizona researchers expand humanitarian and resilience efforts with grants from USAID

Andrew Curley

Faculty Profile: Andrew Curley focuses on Indigenous and political geography

Bill Simmons with four men from Bangladesh

Thinking Bigger in the Online Learning Space

Seven people at 2019 NAMA graduation

Master's degree program focuses on revitalizing Native American languages

southern hemisphere

Researchers explore how to protect the environment while helping those living in poverty

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