With CatCash, Students Pay for Food, Laundry and Botox
The UA student currency is meant to offer students convenience and flexibility in paying for day-to-day needs.
Trump Backs Off Border Shutdown But Threatens Auto Tariffs
Trump last week tweeted that he would close the border or large swaths of it if Mexico didn't stop illegal immigration to the U.S.
UA Women's Basketball On Its Way to WNIT Championship Game
The Wildcats beat Texas Christian and will face Northwestern in the final.
Scientists Confirm Methane on Mars, Locate Possible Source
The authors also used geology and climate models to plot the gas's likely source.
Arizona Charter Schools 'Fail' in Diversity Report
A nationwide survey looked at states' charter school laws and whether they promote racial and economic diversity.
Arizona Officials Split on Census Citizenship Question
The governor and secretary of state are arguing for and against a proposed census question.
Arizona Members of Congress Introduce Legislation to Finalize Drought Plan
The DCP Authorization Act outlines how states propose to manage water from the Colorado River in the future.
Endangered Black-Footed Ferret Count Falls Short of Agency Hopes
A recent Arizona Game and Fish spotlight event found only four ferrets in the wild.
#MeToo Movement Stirs Mexican Society
The movement is already having consequences, including layoffs and a suicide.
Navajo Nation President Proclaims Renewable Energy Top Priority
The proclamation comes days after the tribal council voted to drop its bid for the West's largest coal-fired power plant.
Scientist Tries Different Approach to Understanding Brain and Blood Flow
The combination of math and physiology research could help people avoid stroke.
Migrants React With Fear, Anxiety to Threatened Border Shutdown
Asylum seekers taking temporary refuge at former Tucson monastery worry that they could be deported immediately.
Kino Sports Complex Expansion Draws National, International Attention
The facility is still under construction, but is already booking space for January.
TEP Begins Construction on its Largest Wind Farm Yet
The company will be investing in more renewable energy systems over the next two years.
Trump's Threat to Close Border Stirs Fears of Economic Harm
Politicians, business leaders and and economists warned of blocking cross-border trade and the movement of people.
