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Arizona applied for around $200 million from the Rural Health Transformation Program, part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The state will be getting $30 million less than expected.
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The University of Arizona plans to freeze its tuition rates and fees for more students starting in the fall of 2027.
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What is the purpose of these so-called military-style workouts in collegiate or professional sports? Why are they prominent today?
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The loss of the Y chromosome is a common genetic change in aging men that also occurs in cancer cells. This was previously thought to be an all-or-nothing event, but a new study from the University of Arizona found that Y chromosome loss is more of a spectrum.
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ASU is retaining a former Arizona Supreme Court justice to review policies after a hockey practice left a player hospitalized. But the student’s family says the university’s response falls short.
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The state board that oversees Arizona’s public universities is weighing what to do in response to an Arizona State University hockey practice that left a student on life support.
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To talk about how many noncitizens actually cast ballots in Arizona elections, the Secretary of State debate and more, The Show sat down with Jaime Molera and Roy Herrera.
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While many areas of the brain slow as we grow older, some research suggests that language and processing skills remain about the same.
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Arizona’s history is well documented through its newspapers, and ASU English professor Vanessa Fonseca-Chavez dove deep into the long Spanish-language newspaper history here.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs is using nearly $16.5 million she says she has leftover in COVID-19 funds to restore the funding cuts made earlier this year to state universities.