Cochise College President plans to retire in 2025
Dr. J.D. Rottweiler plans to depart after 15 years at the helm.
Post renovation, The Marroney Theatre offers more than ever.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: "All In for Autism 2024" is about sharing resources and building community; Chris Dashiell reviews the documentary "Body Parts"; and a 5th grader's emotional song for her mother.
UA President to step down from his role in 2026, maybe sooner
UA President Robert Robbins informed the Arizona Board of Regents of his decision Tuesday morning.
TUSD looks to reallocate $3.5 million out of its desegregation plan
The proposed changes come as the district looks to retain roles that were funded by pandemic era aid.
NAMIWALKS invites the community to show support for mental wellness.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: The sounds of a world gone by are being celebrated by a band called Piffaro; and a celebrating of creative writing returns to Cochise College.
State superintendent helps parent sue AZ school district over dual language learning
The lawsuit comes nearly two weeks after a judge dismissed a similar case.
Pima Community College increases tuition, effective this fall
The college says its tuition increase is meant to better support its programs and give pay raises to its employees.
The Buzz: The Legacy and impact of Land Grant Institutions
A look at how an 1862 act impacted Native lands and eventually led to UA's fossil fuel use despite climate pledges.
The life and loves of virtuoso Maria Callas explored in the play "Master Class".
Also on Arizona Spotlight: The International Uranium Film Festival returns to Tucson; the comedy of Elliot Glicksman; and "Stories That Soar!" looks at how children cope with depression.
UA President takes 10% pay cut amid university fiscal woes
The Arizona Board of Regents will approve his pay cut at an upcoming board meeting.
Arizona Board of Regents Chair steps down
ABOR Chair-elect Cecilia Mata will "assume the responsibilities".
Three former Department of Education employees charged with defrauding Arizona voucher program
Prosecutors said Thursday that the three employees approved applications for 17 students -– five of which were fictitious -- that admitted them into the voucher program using forged birth certificates and special education evaluations.
AZ Treasurer makes push for an additional financial education course as a high school graduation requirement
A bill in the legislature proposes to add that requirement.
Arizona's public universities extend financial aid deadline due to federal delays
The board moved to extend the Arizona Promise Program deadline to May 1.
ABOR accelerates financial reforms amid UA fiscal woes
The Arizona Board of Regents swiftly implements financial reforms following the University of Arizona's financial troubles, amidst controversy over shared governance.
