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All University of Arizona faculty will be asked to vote this week on referendums demanding delays in certain personnel cuts; more hiring of tenure-track faculty; pay raises for some; and

The University of Arizona announced Thursday it plans to cut funding to its academic units by $45.7 million, or 4.4%, next year.

Also, the free West Reading Craft Pretzel & Beer Fest is set for Saturday, and the Allentown Bands 2024 side-by-side concert will be held Sunday.

A simple little wooden cross found at a car boot sale, has a powerful  story behind it, writes John Arnold

A George Soros-backed progressive group behind many of California's soft-on-crime reforms has launched a fundraising effort against a potential November voter referendum to restore tougher criminal penalties for theft and drug offenses—even as Golden State voters increasingly disapprove of their state's lax approach to criminal justice.

A group of elected student leaders at the University of Arizona, representing 50,000-plus students, made the endorsement.

The University of Arizona is tackling a $162 million shortfall with a strategic plan, aiming to reduce it to $52 million through cuts and revenue. Read to learn more.

University of Arizona leadership provided financial updates amidst protests and backlash at the most recent Arizona Board of Regents meeting held on the UA campus on April 18.

University of Arizona leadership provided financial updates amidst protests and backlash at the most recent Arizona Board of Regents meeting held on the UA campus on April 18.

The University of Arizona should halt its provost search and disclose more details about its controversial UA Global Campus, its President Emeritus John P. Schaefer says.