The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson is launching a medical Spanish training program for residents and fellows to better serve the needs of the city’s Spanish-speaking population.…
When Noah Altman moved from Yuma to Phoenix in 2010, he finally felt at peace. He suddenly went from a small border town to a city where there was “gay…
The University of Arizona Health Sciences and Banner Health have received a $9 million award from the National Institutes of Health for the All of Us Research Program. The program, which will…
Mediation has settled government disputes for decades. Just yesterday, leaders of Greece and Macedonia met with a neutral mediator to discuss a spat than began in 1991. Whether it’s entire…
Legislators and Gov. Doug Ducey have reached a compromise on a state budget that would provide a 20 percent pay raise to teachers and $371 million in additional funding for…
Over, the last decade, a great emphasis has been placed on math, English, and ICT skills. These core skills are considered to be the holy trinity for schoolchildren today. It…
What makes a person cool? Is it clothes? Attitude? Social standing? One University of Arizona researcher says the difference in being seen as cool or not can be found in…
What started as one of the most significant school years in Grand Canyon University’s 69-year history will end that way, as the university boasts its largest graduating class yet. All told, GCU…
The 2017 winner was a mixed-use development at Dorsey Lane and Apache Boulevard in Tempe. It featured six separate parcels including a new school for the arts; a retail center…
Math and reading test scores for Arizona’s fourth- and eighth-grade students fell below their peers nationally in 2017, according to a national student achievement report released Tuesday. The National Assessment of Educational…
The Arizona Technology Council, the state’s largest trade association for technology businesses and a longtime leader of the technology community, today reinforced its full support for Governor Doug Ducey’s plan to…
The requirement that American Bar Association-approved law schools require applicants to submit a standardized law school admissions test as part of their application could soon become optional. An April 13…
