Zulema Barrera, Isabel Brickner, Cario Cano, Noah Solomon and Abby Villeneuve — finished No. 21 overall, including No. 12 in the nation in the team-judged-pit portion of the contest.

U of A researchers are conducting a 16-week dietary intervention study to better understand how nutrition affects sleep, mood and metabolism in women, and they are seeking participants.

Abel Fenwick, an English M.A. student, will use the funds to travel to The Wittliff Collections center, located at Texas State University to conduct archival research on the literary papers of author ...

Starting Monday, June 9, the closure of both lanes of Stadium Drive will be extended from the entrance of the Stadium Drive Parking Garage to the roundabout at Clinton Drive.

The exhibit, now on display in the gallery on Level 1 of the library, offers a glimpse into life on campus during the war and the service of university alumni, including 1st Lt. George Walker, Fay ...

With spring rains, warm-season turfgrasses such as bermudagrass and zoysiagrass are at risk of a fungal disease called large patch that can leave a lawn marked with large brown areas of dead and dying ...

Research finds diatoms evolved slowly for 100 million years and then experienced an evolutionary burst of speciation 170 million years ago.

Steven Akwabli, a graduate student in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, has been awarded a Department of Energy Office of Science Graduate Student Research grant.

While generally considered to have minimal impact on crop prices, other questions about proximal real estate value impacts, exposure to weather risk and land restoration considerations exist, a fact ...

This month's Short Talks from the Hill features Ben Runkle, an associate professor of biological and agricultural engineering, discussing his ongoing research project called ...

Murphy-Erby, the first woman to serve as vice chancellor for diversity and inclusion on the U of A campus, passed away Sunday, May 25, 2025, at the age of 62.

Daria Hall, Emilie Luce and Sydney Slaughter were selected for their exceptional academic performance, creative vision and compelling portfolios, marking them as rising stars in the field.