Arizona resident students at Arizona’s public universities will have no increase to their 2020-21 tuition rates in plans approved by the Arizona Board of Regents today....>
The Arizona Board of Regents will convene for a special meeting to review, discuss and take action on proposed 2020-2021 non-resident and online tuition, academic fees and residence housing and meal plans for Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University and the University of Arizona. ...>
Applications are now open for the Regents’ Cup, a student debate competition celebrating free speech, civil discourse and democratic engagement at Arizona’s public universities....>
A virtual public hearing will be webcast for students and individuals to comment on 2020-21 tuition proposals on Monday, April 27, from 3-5 p.m....>
Arizona’s public universities awarded more degrees to students last year at all levels, representing historic growth overall and in STEM and other high-demand fields, according to a new report from the Arizona Board of Regents....>
“COVID-19 is impacting Arizonans in so many ways, and universities can’t easily escape the economic impact of the virus. The board sincerely appreciates the dedication and commitment of all University of Arizona employees who will endure the financial hardship of the furlough and pay cuts. ...>
Presidents of Arizona’s three public universities released their tuition and mandatory fee proposals for the 2020-21 academic year today....>
“The Arizona Board of Regents appreciates the Arizona Supreme Court’s thoughtful review of Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich’s attempted expansion of his office’s authority....>
“The Arizona Board of Regents is gratified the Arizona Supreme Court has received friend of the court (amicus) briefs prior to scheduled oral arguments in the tuition litigation scheduled this Thursday, April 16....>
Today, Arizona Board of Regents legal counsel submitted a letter to the Arizona Attorney General, responding to his recent public statements and opinion (NO. I20-005) regarding universities’ response to COVID-19....>