How innovative writing practices improve our brain's ability to adapt, so we can overcome obstacles and achieve our goals.
A violist with a background in neuroscience, Dr. Gebrian uses music and memory research to improve practice and performance.
There’s nothing that can stop Jenny Herrera, a first-generation college student who has ambition down to a science.
Alex Alvarez is a dual-degree doctoral candidate whose passions for medicine and engineering are bringing life-saving technology to underserved communities.
How will you know you belong at the University of Arizona? Take these students’ word for it: you’ll just know.
Are you thinking about becoming a Wildcat? Meet Harrison, an Arizona senior and first-gen college student who’s ready to tell you all about his time in Tucson. What’s he discovered? What would he do differently? And what can you learn from his experiences at the University of Arizona?
Meet Molly Krantz, president of the Panhellenic Executive Board, as she shares a day in her life as a Greek student.
Rhiannon Olivarez-Kidwell is a Wildcat from California who plans to use medicine to give back to the community where she grew up.
Valeria Tapia, a first-gen Wildcat and Arizona native, plans for a future in the science of sound, fueled by her family roots.
Lian isn’t the first in her family to wear red and blue. Learn about the moment she decided to continue the legacy as a Wildcat.
Meet new friends, grow your network, and gain career experience – Tiyee is ready to show you how it’s done.
Looking for advice for a successful transition to Arizona? These Wildcats were once in your shoes. Now that they’re about to graduate, they have some words of wisdom to share.
As a new student at the University of Arizona, Brach took a creative approach to meeting his classmates.
This Psychology major transferred from community college to the University of Arizona at Douglas, determined to go far while staying close to home.
Justin Billy is an explorer. Trying new things led him to the University of Arizona’s science lab, where he takes on global challenges at a molecular level.
Kathy Nunez, a veteran and first-generation American, draws on the skills she acquired in the service to succeed in the classroom.
Allison was loving life as an Arizona Wildcat, but something didn’t feel quite right. Once she figured out what it was, there was no holding her back.
Nadira is reaching out and speaking out on behalf of the people and wildlife that call the tribal lands of the Southwest home.
For Cameron Williams, the highly-ranked Cyber Operations program at Arizona's Sierra Vista campus checks all the right boxes.
Temps hover in the 70s here when snow is falling from Montana to Maine. Once Wildcats catch spring fever, it never really goes away. Let’s get outside!
If you’re feeling anxious about starting college, there’s one thing Evan wants you to know: you aren’t alone.
Four Wildcats share their successes and struggles to help guide you on your path.
The science major and future Neuro-Oncologist has advice for other first-generation students about fitting in, paying for college, and making the most of living on campus.
Three student-athletes talk about family, school, sports, and what the month of February means to them.
Did you know 45% of Wildcats come to Arizona from another state? Meet Kara, a public health major from San Diego who talks scholarships, budgeting and more.
Students from the Class of 2022 reflect on their time at Arizona and share advice for the next generation of Arizona Wildcats.
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, meet three Indigenous students who are making their mark at Arizona.
Everything you need to know before your visit to our beautiful Tucson campus.
Here are the top University of Arizona experiences every Wildcat needs to do. How many can you check off the list?
Three Wildcats from different parts of the country talk about their foundations, inspirations, and what Black History Month means to them.
Get the lowdown on internships and why they’re an experience you won’t want to miss.
Go behind the scenes of Design Day, when soon-to-be graduates from different engineering disciplines collaborate to solve a problem.
From part-time jobs to dream careers, the University of Arizona is here to help.
Here’s what to bring (and not bring) when moving into our dorms.
Whether it's in person or online, a University of Arizona education will put your goals at the forefront.
Explore galaxies far, far away with one of the nation’s top astronomy programs.
When asked to help develop merchandise celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, Luis A. Esquer drew inspiration from his own experiences to create designs that speak to all of us.
Read how their personal health care experiences intersect with a trio of new College of Medicine – Tucson (COM-T) degree programs.
Tips and resources from an expert to help you feel your best.
The perks and benefits of working at the University of Arizona (beyond just the paycheck!)
Discover the benefits of taking classes this summer at the University of Arizona. Plus, tips for getting the most out of the experience.
There are three incredible state universities in Arizona – how do you know which is the best fit for you? Let us help!
An award-winning visual journalist at the University of Arizona iSchool who teaches digital storytelling, map making, and data collection using high-flying drones.
Begin your life as a Wildcat early with New Start, a unique summer program for incoming first-year students.
You’ve graduated, what’s next? Learn about all the alumni networking opportunities available to you after graduating from the University of Arizona.
One of the most spirited student sections in the country is even better when you know how to join in on the fun.
Add a little spice to your schedule with interesting and unique classes (like how food speaks to power and manga reflects life in Japan).
Discover student resources, events, and to dos at the University of Arizona – plus, a Black History Month highlight.
Research doesn't only happen in a lab. Learn about one Wildcat’s not-so-traditional, non-STEM research project and discover opportunities to find one of your own.
A respected scholar of film and television who takes her students beyond the cameras and behind the curtains to explore the relationships between the media, the industry, and the audience.
You don’t have to be a superstar athlete or health nut to find something to love about the University of Arizona’s Campus Recreation offerings.
New to Wildcat life? Here’s how to put yourself out there and make friends by getting involved.
As she prepares for a new chapter, Erika’s ready to share her advice for maximizing your time at the University of Arizona.