Flowing Wells
Flowing Wells, AZ · Education
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Scottsdale gymnast excited about competing for the University of Arizona
Scottsdale native JJ Schibel, 18, a University of Arizona (U of A) freshman and a gymnast, loves spending time at Chabad House at the U of A in Tucson. “It creates a sense of community,” Schibel said. “I know the girls on the gymnastics team and the other athletes I’ve met, but I haven’t met many Jewish first-year students who are athletes. Going to Chabad makes the school seem a little smaller because you have a tight-knit group of people.” Although, she said she has connected with another first-year Jewish athlete at the U of A, freshman baseball player Ben Ball, from Chandler.
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Univ. of Arizona announces tuition freeze in 2027
Some college students in Arizona are set to get some relief, as officials with the University of Arizona say they will free their tuition rates and fees for fall 2027.
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Attorney breaks down campus hazing risks | FOX 10 Talks
Jon Fazzola, an attorney with the Fierburg National Law Group, discusses cases he's worked on related to fraternity hazing, University of Arizona fraternities being suspended, and the Cornell 7.
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Board of Regents Approves UA Capital Plan
The University of Arizona’s capital plan for the year has won approval from the Arizona Board of Regents. The plan includes five new project areas totaling $160.9M and consisting of:. Deferred maintenance,. Technology modernization,. Modernizing and maintaining research facilities,. Improving campus safety and. Modernizing classrooms, student spaces and cultural...
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All University of Arizona frats suspended; here's why
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University of Arizona Extends Contract of R. Ken Coit Director of Athletics Desireé Reed-Francois
The five-year contract runs through March 2, 2032. “Desireé Reed-Francois has established a standard at Arizona Athletics that is remarkable in every measure, from historic competitive achievements to outstanding academic performance and record fundraising,” said President Suresh Garimella. “We are delighted she will continue in her leadership role. She and the coaching and athletics staff have made this department a source of pride for our entire university community, and we are fortunate to have her fostering this culture of excellence and integrity for our student-athletes.”
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All University of Arizona fraternities placed on activities suspension amid probe
TUCSON, AZ (AZFamily) — The University of Arizona has placed all campus fraternities on interim activities suspension, citing a wave of misconduct investigations including physical assault, hazing, drugs and alcohol in nearly half of its chapters. In an internal memo obtained by Arizona’s Family, Chrissy Lieberman, the university’s dean...
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University of Arizona settles multimillion-dollar gender pay dispute
The University of Arizona has reached a $2.6 million settlement to end a lawsuit from employees who claim they were paid less because of their gender. From 2022 to 2026, the plaintiffs argued that women working in enrollment services at the University of Arizona Global Campus were paid less than the men in those same roles. Up to 185 people could see payouts from the settlement approved by the Arizona Board of Regents in a unanimous vote Oct. 1. The university will foot the bill for $1.05 million. The rest will be paid out by the state’s Department of Risk Management through a self-insurance program. All settlements over $250,000 involving Arizona's major public universities must be approved by the Board of Regents. The Equal Pay Act, created in 1963, prohibits sex-based wage discrimination. UAGC is an online university at UA, separate from its existing online courses at the University of Arizona Online. UA officials deny the accusations, saying the settlement was in the best interests of the school. The workers contend the university paid senior enrollment services providers who were women $14,425 less on average, according to court documents. Other, more senior providers were paid $4,745 less, they said. UAGC
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Desert View takes home inaugural El Sol Cup with Duel in the District victory over Sunnyside
Desert View earned the inaugural El Sol Cup in its annual “Duel in the District” matchup, 41-12, against Sunnyside Thursday night at Blue Devil Stadium. The El Sol Cup is a new addition to the rivalry and was built by students in the Sunnyside Unified School District. The...
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Proposition 142 would prohibit race-based preferential treatment, limit DEI programs at University of Arizona
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Arizona voters will decide whether to ban diversity, equity, and inclusion programs at public universities, including the University of Arizona. Proposition 142 prohibits race and ethnicity-based preferential treatment at public education offices. The measure would put the prohibition in the Arizona state constitution. Nolan Cabrera,...
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New Catalina Dorm Coming to University of Arizona
University of Arizona broke ground on a new dorm at the corner of East Speedway Boulevard and North Campbell Avenue on July 14. The new, nine-story dorm, called the Catalina, will house more than 1,300 students and a dining hall and will align with student preferences for more suite-style units and access to programming and support services.
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Inside Arizona's Crean Lutheran Pipeline
How the Bear Down Brotherhood helped Arizona land five players from Crean Lutheran HS in its 2027 recruiting class. They say a picture is worth 1,000 words. But what about a feeling? There are a lot of schools across the country that will tell you they have a strong "culture" and "family" within their program. But there are others that don't have to say a word. When you walk through the doors of a program like that, you just feel it – that strong, family-oriented culture. Those values and sense of brotherhood are exactly the kind of culture Brent Brennan and his staff have built in Tucson. And it's the reason why the Wildcats are loading up the 2027 recruiting class with talent on both sides of the ball from a hotbed in Southern California.
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: University teacher turns waste into learning
Food scraps that might otherwise end up in a landfill could soon become chicken and fish feed at Rincon and University High School, where teacher Phillip Dukes is preparing students to build a closed-loop food system powered by black soldier fly larvae. Dukes received a $2,000 grant through Voya Financial’s...
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Pima Community College’s IBEST Program Shortens Path to Careers
Going back to school to train for a new job or earn a high school equivalency diploma can be transformative but time-consuming. Pima Community College is helping adult learners shorten that path by building basic academic skills while they train for careers. Among Pima’s efforts is IBEST, or Integrated Basic...