Arizona Board of Regents to hold Committee on Free Expression meeting
The board will convene for a virtual meeting of the Committee on Free Expression July 31. The agenda for the meeting is available on the board’s website. ...>
The board will convene for a virtual meeting of the Committee on Free Expression July 31. The agenda for the meeting is available on the board’s website. ...>
Below is a statement from Arizona Board of Regents Chair Lyndel Manson in response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President & Fellows of Harvard and Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. University of North Carolina....>
Through a new Arizona Board of Regents’ Community Grant approved by the board today, firefighting agencies will be better equipped to offer solutions for personnel who are priced out of their jobs by high housing costs....>
The Arizona Board of Regents welcomes David Zaragoza as its newest student regent. ...>
The Arizona Board of Regents staff will hold a media briefing to review the agenda for the June 14-15 board meeting at Northern Arizona University. ...>
Arizona’s public universities awarded more degrees than at any other point in the state’s history in the 2021-2022 academic year, including in high-demand health care fields, according to the new Arizona Board of Regents Academic Year 2021-2022 College Completion Report....>
Today, the Arizona Board of Regents announced a comprehensive, university-led statewide effort to address critical workforce shortages among physicians, nurses and other health care professionals. ...>
A bold, new initiative will be announced during a special meeting of the Arizona Board of Regents that will influence the trajectory of the health-care workforce in Arizona for decades to come. ...>
Today, the Arizona Board of Regents elected 2023-24 board officers at its meeting at the University of Arizona. ...>
Tuition and fees for Arizona’s public universities approved by the board today for the 2023-24 academic year demonstrate a commitment to keep increases low for Arizona students and families. ...>