Small amounts of water and funding have revived stretches of the lower Colorado River, a new report from a U of A-led team of research has found.

A global study of more than 5,100 species of plants and animals challenges long-held assumptions about which species are most threatened by climate change.

The tri-university project's summary report reviews Arizona's current water resources and provides options for ensuring water supply reliability across sectors within the state.

The project links U of A antennae across Arizona, using astronomy techniques for high spatial resolution imaging to support national security.

A new approach to accurately imaging objects with complex shapes and varying degrees of "shininess" could enable high-precision applications in virtual and mixed reality settings, industrial inspection and medical imaging.

A study published in The New England Journal of Medicine found no improvement with azithromycin in young children, calling into question a common practice for treating severe wheezing.

"Super quasars" – extremely bright galactic centers powered by supermassive black holes – are the likely culprits behind galaxies shutting down star formation long before they should have in the very young universe.

Barbara Mills and Takeshi Inomata join an incoming class of 252 leaders from academia, research, government and the arts.

The four-day event will feature feature clothing, accessories and small household items left behind by students, and furniture collected from the nearly 600 dorm rooms being replaced by the U of A.

U of A researchers launched drones equipped with ground-penetrating radar over debris-covered glaciers in Alaska and Wyoming that resemble buried ice deposits found on Mars.