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UArizona Partners with French National Centre for Scientific Research to Establish France-Arizona Institute for Global Grand Challenges

Biden Administration Releases Details on Massive Infrastructure Plan

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University of Arizona Joins Nationwide Advocacy Efforts to Double the Pell Grant

New Administration Acts Swiftly on Immigration Reform

Changes Expected to Policy Priorities Following Election

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Congress Considers Phase IV Legislation

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GCR Working with Federal Government and Universities on COVID-19 Efforts

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Federal Relations Advocates for FY21 Federal Priorities

UArizona staff speak with Congresswoman McSally in her office

House of Representatives Launches Women in STEM Caucus

Congressional Appropriations Process for FY21 Set to Begin Within Weeks

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