Seniors in Grand Canyon University's forensic science program took part in an event on Thursday to get prospective students interested in the field. More than 1,000 high school and community college students filed into the campus arena to check out various booths and activities.

Arizona’s universities have put a lot of money into opening and expanding medical schools in our state as we face an ongoing physician shortage. But Brittney Kaufmann says it’s all for naught unless we get more government funding for residencies that train new physicians in real hospital and health care settings.

After meeting with leadership from the University of Arizona and the Arizona Board of Regents on Wednesday, Gov. Katie Hobbs laid out steps she would like them to take as the university contends with a large budget shortfall.

There have been many efforts to get girls and minority students in STEM — science, technology, engineering and math. But Micha Espinosa didn’t hear a lot about getting them into the arts. So, she’s working to change it.

More than half of parents recently surveyed by Cox Mobile said their children’s location sharing is turned on, making where they are publicly accessible across several mobile apps.

Gov. Katie Hobbs is scheduled to meet with the Arizona Board of Regents and University of Arizona leadership tomorrow as the school grapples with a $177 million budget shortfall.

Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne is calling on lawmakers to strengthen an existing law that requires Arizona schools to teach students about the Holocaust and other genocides.

In September 2023, ABOR approved an updated contract for Robbins that amounts to over $1 million in compensation, which includes a base annual salary of $816,008 — the most any UA president has received.

UCLA says the number of Latina adults who earned at least a bachelor’s degree grew steadily during the first 21 years of this century. But the final percentage in each Southwest border state came in below the national rate.