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Panelist speaking at the AZ State Society and PCFR event.

Clean Energy Supply Chain Panel Discussion

Shelly Lowe speaking in front of UA Leaders

NEH Chairwoman Shelly Lowe Speaks at DC Center

Kevin Rogers showing off his UA jacket.

In Memoriam

Representative Biggs Tours the College of Nursing Facility in Gilbert

President Biden Announces Key Appointments to the President's Committee for People with Intellectual Disabilities

Senator Kelly’s Staff Visit Agrivoltaics Test Site

Senior VP of Research Visits Capitol Hill

FY22 Appropriations Bill Passes Congress

UA Secures Funding for NASA NEO Surveyor Mission

Sen Sinema hosts roundtable at UA

Senator Sinema Holds Space and Defense Roundtable on Campus

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