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January 28, 2024
For Star subscribers: Gov. Hobbs showed a mistrust of the UA leadership and regents by demanding a third-party financial review. Thats good — otherwise, interests and loyalties could obscure the
January 28, 2024
It had been a rough week for supporters of University of Arizona President Robert C. Robbins, but you wouldn’t know it from the group of “Bobby” boosters circling the shiny
January 28, 2024
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs sent a letter to the Arizona Board of Regents yesterday, demanding accountability, transparency and action on the part of the board and the University of Arizona with regards to the UA’s financial crisis. This letter comes at a time of mounting pressure on senior leadership at the university.
January 27, 2024
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs sent a letter to the Arizona Board of Regents yesterday, demanding accountability, transparency and action on the part of the board and the University of Arizona with regards to the UA’s financial crisis. This letter comes at a time of mounting pressure on senior leadership at the university.
January 27, 2024
Former Enron executive John Arnold has poured more than $46 million into criminal justice efforts since 2019, exceeding the $40 million that Soros has spent over the past decade to elect liberal prose...
January 27, 2024
On Thursday the Arizona Board of Regents was given a presentation by its executive director John Arnold, who is serving as the University of Arizonas interim CFO, to discuss the
January 27, 2024
TUCSON -- (KVOA) University of Arizona Physics Professor Johann Rafelski sits on the universitys faculty senate.
January 27, 2024
Hobbs criticized the Board of Regents' oversight of the University of Arizona's financial crisis and said it had "no coherent vision" for fixing it.
January 27, 2024
The state Board of Regents meeting on Thursday revealed that the athletics department at the University of Arizona is on track to lose approximately $65 million over two years.A Smith College economics professor has found that athletic expenses are higher than revenues at the overwhelming majority of Division I schools.The board heard that the UA athletic department is
January 26, 2024
One of the saddest outcomes of the lack of housing is the negative impact on the mental health of the thousands of people in dire need of somewhere to live.