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Two students pose in front of a building.

Flinn Scholars lay foundation for engineering careers

A women talks with a man in the mine.

Students host DOE officials at San Xavier Mine

Two men pose for a photo in a bookstore. One holds a book reading "The Five Tool Team."

Ricardo Valerdi closes national book tour with Tommy Lloyd

Group poses behind a table.

53 Engineering clubs build skills, career connections

A man talks with a women across from a table.

Seniors chart their career course at Interdisciplinary Capstone Open House

A man wears a lab coat and poses.

American Meteorological Society names Armin Sorooshian 2027 Fellow

Four people in lab coats stand near an extractive machine

Mining faculty draw out copper with $1.7M DOE award

A man in a dark navy suit poses for a photo in front of a red brick building.

NSF CAREER awardee protects AI users from harmful content

Nine people in protective gear stand in front of a large tire with a massive block "A" on it.

$20M DOE award speeds U of A mining research, industry partnerships

A mix of people in professional clothing stand in front of a sign reading "The Mary and Felipe M. Rodriguez Integrated Business and Engineering program."

Mary and Felipe M. Rodriguez give $10M to establish the Integrated Business and Engineering program

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