News briefs from the June 2015 Arizona Board of Regents meeting
Strong progress in higher education attainment goals, access and engagement were highlights of Arizona Board of Regents President Eileen Klein’s...>
ABOR approves universities' budget reductions
The Arizona Board of Regents approved budget plans for the public university enterprise for the upcoming fiscal year...>
ABOR Statement on In-State Tuition for DACA Students
The board remains committed to affordable access to higher education for all eligible students...>
ABOR statement regarding in-state tuition for DACA students
The Arizona Board of Regents is committed to broadening access and affordability for all students in Arizona...>
ABOR meeting on court ruling granting in-state tuition to DACA students
The Arizona Board of Regents will meet tomorrow to discuss the recent Maricopa County Superior court decision...>
ABOR Sets Tuition for 2015-16 Academic Year
fter considering cost-cutting measures at Arizona’s three public universities, the Arizona Board of Regents today approved...>
ABOR Tuition Setting Calendar of Events
The tuition setting process for Arizona’s public universities begins this month with a series of events ......>
ABOR President Klein's statement on the FY16 budget
“Universities were dealt a big blow in the fiscal year 2016 budget with $100 million in cuts. Cuts to university budgets represent 63 percent of all hard cuts made in the name of balancing the state budget.......>
News Briefs from the Arizona Board of Regents February 2015 Meeting
Significant cuts to Arizona’s public universities are under consideration by the Arizona State Legislature and there is a chance the budget could include cuts beyond the governor’s proposal of $77.5 million, a 10 percent cut....>
New Arizona Board of Regents proposed High-School Graduate Non-Resident Tuition Rate undergoes first review
A new, proposed Arizona high-school graduate non-resident tuition rate was reviewed in detail during its first reading of the policy at the Arizona Board of Regents’ May 4 meeting....>