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Exploring Identity and Culture: Anusha Sharma’s SBS Research Journey

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U of A-led team discovers large ritual constructions by early Mesoamericans

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Over 30 Years of Generosity: A Legacy of Enhancing Understanding of the Arab World

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Innovative Airflow Research at U of A Highlights Noninvasive Speech Data Collection

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U of A expert's discovery to be displayed in Cyprus archaeological museum

Living and Working with Algorithms: The Transformation of Gig Labor in Mexico City

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History Class Collaborates with AAMSAZ to Develop Exhibits Highlighting Tucson’s African American Heritage

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Regents Professor Takeshi Inomata Awarded Prestigious NEH Grant for Maya Civilization Research Project Set to Become a Book

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How did humans and dogs become friends? Connections in the Americas began 12,000 years ago

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From Polio to COVID-19: An Award-Winning Oral History Project Reflects Vaccine Hesitancy Across Generations

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