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Take Community Classes this Spring on Topics Ranging from Compassion to the Historic Changes of the 1970s

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When Reporting Climate-Driven Human Migration, Place Matters

Professor Kevin Anchukaitis and graduate student Talia Anderson coring trees in Guatemala.

Social Sciences Excel in Times Higher Education Subject Rankings

UArizona journalism students take part in a discussion about news reporting techniques. (Photo: FJ Gaylor)

Gift from Melody Robidoux Supports Faculty in Government and Public Policy

Melody Robidoux's gift to the School of Government and Public Policy supports two senior faculty – school director Edella Schlager and former director Brint Milward – and two mid-career faculty – Samara Klar and Faten Ghosn.

Discovering the Linkages between Urban Food Security and Climate Change

Fresh produce in an African village

'Googly Eyes' Bridge Gap Between Virtual and Actual Reality

UArizona senior Victor Gomes and assistant professor Ren Bozgeyikli developed the Googly Eyes app, which depicts virtual reality users' eye movements through a set of cartoon eyeballs.

iSchool Receives Grant from State Farm to Teach Coding to K-12 Students

): Kendra Davey, Literacy Initiatives Program Manager with the Pima County Public Library; Catherine Brooks, director of the University of Arizona School of Information; Bryan Heidorn, professor in the iSchool; & Annie Frits, State Farm agen

Bringing Policy and Law Into Fight Against Buffelgrass

Elizabeth Baldwin at the University of Arizona campus by a sagauro.

Nike Executive Dave Schechter is SBS Alumnus of the Year

SBS Alumnus of the Year Dave Schechter (center) with John Paul Jones III, dean of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, and Melinda Burke, president of the UA Alumni Association.

UA's Sally Stevens Receives U.S. Presidential Award in STEM Mentoring

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