Episode 122: A Workforce Pipeline for Tucson Manufacturers
Plus, analysis of Monsanto greenhouse plans; churches offer sanctuary to undocumented immigrants.
New UA President Could be Named in March
A committee will meet and interview prospective candidates in coming weeks.
Former UA Professor Sentenced in Meat Store Theft Case
John Marchello faced probation or up to almost four years in prison.
Arizona Schools Chief: Education Should Get Majority of New Spending
Called on Legislature to find long-term funding in State of Education speech.
Arizona 'Dreamers' Rush to Renew Status Before Friday
President-elect Donald Trump could cancel Obama's executive action.
Suit Accuses Agency of Inadequate Schooling for Havauspai
Bureau of Indian Education understaffs and doesn't provide special education, suit says.
State of the State and a Schools-Focused Budget
Education and the economy dominated the week's news from the Arizona Capitol.
Tech Schools Don't Want to Be Overlooked for Teacher Raises
Some uncertainty lingers after years of budget strain.
Education the Centerpiece of Ducey's $9.79 Billion Budget
Promising resources for state schools and more teacher pay, including 2% annual raises.
Marana Schools to Receive $500K for Cleaner Buses
It's the only district in Arizona to receive funding for bus emissions.
'Hack Arizona' to Draw Hundreds of Young Innovators
36-hour event will attract students and sponsors.
UA Ranks 81 in List of Best Online Bachelor's Programs
The university launched its online program last academic year.
End-of-Year Donations Pour in to Arizona Schools, Nonprofits
Arizona's tax credits mean certain charities and schools see a year-end rush of money.
Year-End: Hart to Step Down, Other Big Education Stories
Higher Education Reporter Vanessa Barchfield discusses UA, K-12, funding.
Sanctions at Pima College Likely to be Extended 6 Months
College had hoped to return to full accreditation; accreditor team cites one area of concern.
