ABOR releases Arizona high school report card
The Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) today released their annual Arizona High School Report Card highlighting an increase in university enrollment...>
Regents’ Awards recognize outstanding service to higher education
The Arizona Board of Regents honored the 2015 Regents’ Award for Outstanding Service to Higher Education recipients at an awards dinner...>
Knowledge-based jobs driving stronger economic outlook for Arizona in 2016
Arizona’s economic outlook reveals that 2016 is on track to be the best year yet in the state’s continued recovery with indicators...>
ABOR sets 2025 goals with focus on student success, outcomes for state
The Arizona Board of Regents today adopted an updated series of performance metrics and goals to achieve by 2025...>
Report: Arizona ranks low in average college debt
Arizona’s Class of 2014 graduated from college with one of the lowest student debt ratios in the nation according to “Student Debt and the Class of 2014,” a new report by the Institute for College Access & Success....>
Statement on proposed K-12 education funding plan
“The Arizona Board of Regents strongly supports Gov. Ducey in his effort to lead the parties to a settlement of the Proposition 301 lawsuit...>
Statement on shooting at Northern Arizona University
“On behalf of the board, I extend our deepest and heartfelt sympathy to the families and friends of the person killed and the three individuals who were wounded...>
Dedication to students, access to affordable education cornerstones of Mark Killian's service to ABOR
“Regent Killian is a tireless public servant and has been a passionate champion for accessible public higher education in Arizona...>
ABOR roll out proposed state investment model, FY 17 budget request and FY 16 legislative agenda
At its meeting today, the Arizona Board of Regents unveiled a new state investment model that proposes the state’s ongoing financial relationship with the university system be designed to...>
New study indicates less than half of Arizona's high-school graduates eligible for admission to state's public universities
Less than half of Arizona high-school graduates meet eligibility requirements for Arizona’s public universities, according to a study released by the Arizona Board of Regents....>