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The School of Mining Engineering and Mineral Resources has received $1 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to boost education aimed at filling the skills and workforce gaps in the mining industry.

A second-year doctoral student in biomedical engineering, Ryan Mitstifer is helping test the lab's falloposcope, an endoscope thin enough to travel inside the fallopian tube.

Known as the "Cat's Tail," a vast cloud of dust wafting across a young star system could be the aftermath of a collision between two or more Pluto-sized bodies annihilated to microscopically small dust grains.

Employees can save 40% on one item and 30% on their entire purchase during the Campus Store's annual employee appreciation sale on Nov. 13.

Months of planning, countless moving parts and collaboration across campus make more than 50 Homecoming events happen. Meet some of the employees behind the traditions.

The University of Arizona celebrated the successful conclusion of its historic Fuel Wonder campaign, announcing a final total raised of $3.1 billion during the State of the University luncheon on Friday.