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UA to Host Indigenous Intensive Education Session, January in Tucson

Community Partner Breakfast Held on UA's Tumamoc Hill

Photo of the Earth as seen from space against a backdrop of stars with a sun glare seen from a distance

UA Hosts Inaugural Legislative Research Summit in D.C.

A staff helps load more pieces of glass in preparation to mold a telescope mirror in the Richard F. Carris Mirror Lab Tour

UA Hosts U.S. Representative Ann Kirkpatrick

2019 Indigenous Cultural and Education Exchange Program

UA in Full Force at 2019 Arizona League of Cities and Towns Conference

Guidance on Political Activity for University of Arizona Employees

Government Relations Engages Cooperative Extension System

UA Complete Count Committee Prepares for Decennial Census

Arizona Board of Regents Update for August 2019

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