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University of Arizona President Robert Robbins and the schools chief financial officer were grilled by faculty members about the unexpected "financial crisis" that could result in layoffs and other cuts.

So Kari Lake was in Tucson last week, playing the victim and reliving how she lost the governorship. Lake just keeps going and going. She's the Energizer Bunny of defeat

For Star subscribers: There arent many of them, they arent well-funded, but they might put the idea of ward-only elections back on Tucsons ballot.

On April 5, Classical IPR will celebrate the life and music of Interlochen's sixth president, who died in February.

The UA Faculty Senate approved a vote of “no confidence” for the way Robbins and his team failed to protect Meixner.

OAXACA (KVOA) - University of Arizona faculty members celebrate the birthday of anthropologist Ted Downing in Oaxaca Mexico.

Interlochen Center for the Arts' sixth president had retired in 2003.