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Joel Berkson giving his pitch on stage at the Lam Capital Venture Competition.

Startup Fringe Metrology gains momentum after high-profile semiconductor pitch competition

U of A study finds these common sleep habits tied to signs of brain aging

University of Arizona President Suresh Garimella honors graduate students Manasvi Potla and Smit Shah, with Tomás Díaz de la Rubia, U of A senior vice president for research and partnerships

Big Idea Challenge Showcase- Graduate Student Award Winners

Image of Benjamin Canfield playing a saxaphone and Nelly Hawley Hayes at a microphone

University of Arizona Jazz Students Earn 2026 DownBeat Student Music Awards Honors

Image of Jacob Galloway in a lab holding test tubes

Turning toxic dirt into green gold

Image of Lynette Valenzuela with a piece of lab equipment

Focusing the lens on ovarian cancer

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From the Sahara to the U of A: This graduate brings language, culture and community together

University of Arizona Graduate and Professional Student Council elects first African woman as president

photo of Kyle Peeples, left, and Sydney Mintalar, right

Launching careers while working to protect vulnerable people from extreme heat

Tina Medoza with computer science graduate students

Tina Mendoza selected for the GPC Outstanding Contributions Award

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