Image Wastewater Helped Detect the Spread of COVID. The Trump Admin Now Wants to Use it to Track Drug Use May 3, 2026 The Trump administration plans to release a proposal to use wastewater to get data on illegal drug use in real time, a draft of a new drug control strategy obtained by CBS News shows. Read more Image Celebrating Five Years of Fruitful Partnership With Dr. Mónica Ramírez-Andreotta’s Lab April 30, 2026 Hello, my name is Illiana Samorano. I started working as a community-engaged research assistant in the Ramírez-Andreotta Integrated Environmental Science and Health Risk Laboratory as a sophomore in the 2023-2024 Earth Grant cohort. Read more Image Arizona Online Grad Forges Path Toward Service of Her Ancestral Lands April 29, 2026 Shannon Taylor's journey toward graduation is, in many ways, a story about her sense of place. Her next chapter involves Arizona Online's Professional Science Master's program in resilience practice. Read more Image Research Highlights Tradeoffs – and Opportunities – for Climate, Food and Nature in Land Planning April 21, 2026 A new study, published Nature Communications, shows that strategic land-use planning would enable progress toward global biodiversity, climate and sustainable development goals simultaneously. Read more Image U of A Office of Research and Partnerships Honors Inaugural Convergence Awards Winners April 21, 2026 The University of Arizona Office of Research and Partnerships celebrated the 2026 Convergence Awards: Excellence in Research and Creative Activity winners at an awards ceremony on April 15. AIR faculty Kathy Jacobs and Ladd Keith received awards. Read more Image Indigenous Correspondents Program at the Planet Forward Summit 2026 April 20, 2026 A highlight of this year’s Summit was the recognition of Tommey Jodie from the University of Arizona, who was awarded Best Multimedia Story at the Planet Forward Summit as part of the Indigenous Correspondents Program. Read more Image Trying to Beat the Heat: Addressing Rising Temperatures in Southern Arizona April 20, 2026 The University of Arizona and Tucson are known for yearlong warm weather, but when is it too much? With temperature reaching record highs in March, the city of Tucson has already reported increased temperatures for this year. Read more Image California is Experiencing a Major Ocean Heat Wave. Here are Its Impacts. April 18, 2026 The largest marine heat wave in the world is lapping at the California coast and shattering ocean temperature records in the northeast Pacific. Read more Image Record U.S. Drought Sparks Fears About Wildfires, Water Supply and Food Prices April 18, 2026 In Arizona, cacti are blooming months early and the worry about water has already started, said Kathy Jacobs, director of the Center for Climate Adaptation Science and Solutions at the University of Arizona. Read more Image Launching Careers While Working to Protect Vulnerable People From Extreme Heat April 16, 2026 Kyle Peeples knows heat. Having grown up in the Phoenix area, he has endured intense summer heat waves. But the first-year University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix medical student says the full impact of extreme heat was not quite clear to him until he started volunteering with Street Medicine Phoenix, which is operated by the U of A Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health. Read more Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
Image Wastewater Helped Detect the Spread of COVID. The Trump Admin Now Wants to Use it to Track Drug Use May 3, 2026 The Trump administration plans to release a proposal to use wastewater to get data on illegal drug use in real time, a draft of a new drug control strategy obtained by CBS News shows. Read more
Image Celebrating Five Years of Fruitful Partnership With Dr. Mónica Ramírez-Andreotta’s Lab April 30, 2026 Hello, my name is Illiana Samorano. I started working as a community-engaged research assistant in the Ramírez-Andreotta Integrated Environmental Science and Health Risk Laboratory as a sophomore in the 2023-2024 Earth Grant cohort. Read more
Image Arizona Online Grad Forges Path Toward Service of Her Ancestral Lands April 29, 2026 Shannon Taylor's journey toward graduation is, in many ways, a story about her sense of place. Her next chapter involves Arizona Online's Professional Science Master's program in resilience practice. Read more
Image Research Highlights Tradeoffs – and Opportunities – for Climate, Food and Nature in Land Planning April 21, 2026 A new study, published Nature Communications, shows that strategic land-use planning would enable progress toward global biodiversity, climate and sustainable development goals simultaneously. Read more
Image U of A Office of Research and Partnerships Honors Inaugural Convergence Awards Winners April 21, 2026 The University of Arizona Office of Research and Partnerships celebrated the 2026 Convergence Awards: Excellence in Research and Creative Activity winners at an awards ceremony on April 15. AIR faculty Kathy Jacobs and Ladd Keith received awards. Read more
Image Indigenous Correspondents Program at the Planet Forward Summit 2026 April 20, 2026 A highlight of this year’s Summit was the recognition of Tommey Jodie from the University of Arizona, who was awarded Best Multimedia Story at the Planet Forward Summit as part of the Indigenous Correspondents Program. Read more
Image Trying to Beat the Heat: Addressing Rising Temperatures in Southern Arizona April 20, 2026 The University of Arizona and Tucson are known for yearlong warm weather, but when is it too much? With temperature reaching record highs in March, the city of Tucson has already reported increased temperatures for this year. Read more
Image California is Experiencing a Major Ocean Heat Wave. Here are Its Impacts. April 18, 2026 The largest marine heat wave in the world is lapping at the California coast and shattering ocean temperature records in the northeast Pacific. Read more
Image Record U.S. Drought Sparks Fears About Wildfires, Water Supply and Food Prices April 18, 2026 In Arizona, cacti are blooming months early and the worry about water has already started, said Kathy Jacobs, director of the Center for Climate Adaptation Science and Solutions at the University of Arizona. Read more
Image Launching Careers While Working to Protect Vulnerable People From Extreme Heat April 16, 2026 Kyle Peeples knows heat. Having grown up in the Phoenix area, he has endured intense summer heat waves. But the first-year University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix medical student says the full impact of extreme heat was not quite clear to him until he started volunteering with Street Medicine Phoenix, which is operated by the U of A Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health. Read more
