The UA had an especially strong showing in this year's national Boren Awards competition, which supports students for international study to gain foreign language and international skills.

The UA School of Theatre, Film & Television produced several award-winning graduates in 2013.

The FotoKem New Filmmaker Award, the grand prize in film services from Los Angeles-based postproduction facility, FotoKem, went to 2013 Bachelor of Fine Art graduate Jackie Hutchinson for "Unlovable," a short film she wrote, directed and describes as "Sesame Street" meets "Trainspotting."

UA German studies minor Katherine Weingartner has been selected to participate in the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchan

The "I Dream in Widescreen: BFA Thesis Films" will return this year to the Fox Tucson Theatre, where UA student filmmakers will be in the run for thousands of dollars in prize month in a forthcoming film screening event.

In 1998 I was a 23-year-old white, Pentecostal woman. I was married to a pretty great guy and I was about to become the first person in my family to earn a college degree.

UA Eller College of Management alumni Connor Riley and Samantha Meis are headed into the tank to pitch their business concept on Sony Pictures Television’s hit ABC reality series, "Shark Tank."

Television shows, movies and books have long detailed human-robot interactions, and some of the fantastical images in popular culture decades ago are finally coming to fruition.

UA alumnus Daniel Wiegand is helping his brother, Jack Wiegand, toward accomplishing something incredible – breaking the Guinness World Record for the youngest solo pilot to fly around the globe.

UA alumnus Thomas Cobb, an award-winning author, has received a SPUR Award from the Western Writers of America for his novel, "

Ryan Gabrielson, a UA School of Journalism alumnus and Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter, will visit campus this week to share his experiences and to talk about journalism’s future.