Today is the first day back for the University of Arizona, but many students have left behind the terrifying scene of fires plaguing southern California.

UAGC has maintained an anemic graduation rate, only reaching 15% to 20% after the University of Arizona’s acquisition, according to the audit. The University of Arizona’s graduation rate stands between 60% to 70%. The retention rate of full-time students has also only improved modestly, from 24% in 2019 to 30% in 2022, according to federal data.

The federal government will discharge a combined $4.5 billion in debt for some 261,000 borrowers duped by Ashford’s deceptive recruiting tactics

As devastating wildfires continue to ravage Southern California, the University of Arizona is taking significant steps to ensure that students affected by the disaster receive the

The $4.5 billion in debt forgiven for Ashford students will be the latest discharged for students whose schools took advantage of them or closed, the Biden administration said, per the Union-Tribune; in all, the number is $34 billion for nearly 2 million borrowers who attended such institutions.

There is a Tucson connection to the fires burning through Los Angeles. A lot of University of Arizona students are from California and they’re watching and worrying as the fires spread.

Impacts of the California fires are being felt by many California students at Arizona State University. The university says 6,000 ASU students call California home.

As Arizona ’s state legislature convened this month, our hearts were heavy with the events of the past couple of weeks in California, where thousands of individuals lost their homes or businesses and dozens were killed. We are saddened by the loss of life and property.

The blaze has not only ravaged the landscapes of California but also the lives of many students, with the impact reaching across state lines to Arizona State University. ASU is home to approximately 6,000 California natives and an additional 14,000 who are ...

A lot goes into creating and running a cannabis business. It’s why one California company is partnering with colleges and universities, including the University of Arizona, to offer cannabis education.

Most climate scientists are certain that global warming has played a critical role in the California wildfires, despite political posturing.