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How did someone born and raised in the Garden State become such an influential voice in Southwest water research and policy? According to Sharon Megdal, she was "reincarnated as a water person."

Zack Guido encountered conflict and challenges faced by people dealing with limited resources. This experience embedded within him a drive to study the intersection of people and their environment.

Laura Condon was motivated to learn to build computer models based on the physics of how water moves. The result is a computer simulation of all water on and under the ground across the contiguous United States.

Homecoming 2026 welcomes Wildcats back to the University of Arizona campus Oct. 18-24 for a memorable week honoring 100 years of Bear Down.

Increased precision of radiocarbon dating and archival evidence reaffirms 23,000 years as the age of the famous footprints discovered in White Sands National Park and demonstrates humans withstood abrupt swings in the environment within individual lifetimes.

Nearly 4,000 employees and students responded to the survey. Learn how their feedback is guiding improvements to lighting, campus security and other safety priorities.

Dr. Shroff is remembered for her groundbreaking work in cancer research, compassionate patient care and lasting contributions to the University of Arizona.