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Audiences are less interested in movies that included problematic sexual behavior, though public expectations of gender roles seemed to regress, after #MeToo.

A university delegation to Kazakhstan this month met with the country's leaders to discuss opportunities for growing education, research and industry partnerships, and building on a dual degree initiative established with North Kazakhstan University in 2022.

Researchers demonstrate a potential new use for graphene nanoribbons that could improve semiconductor technologies for fusion energy and space systems.

Robert Groves from the College of Humanities explains how the story may be set in the Greek world and filled with monsters, but it's about family, identity, who we love and where we call home.

Paid volunteer leave gives employees the opportunity to support causes they care about while advancing the university's commitment to community engagement.

The new dorm is designed to foster student success, complete with a dining hall and suite-style living.

The Tucson metro region added about 375 jobs last year, a far cry from the roughly 2,500 new positions the region managed a decade prior. Jennifer Pullen with the Eller College of Management explains the state economy's shift into neutral, and what it means for the future.

Key areas evaluated include the curriculum, research enterprise, the quality of support and resources offered to faculty, staff and students, and the college's ethical guidelines and conduct.

A team of University of Arizona engineers led by Minkyu Kim will hide lifesaving drugs in synthetic cell-like carriers to reduce side effects.

As Netflix debuts its new adaptation of "Little House on the Prairie," American Indian studies scholar Amy Fatzinger discusses the decisions Laura Ingalls Wilder faced when writing the original series and how viewers can watch the new show with a critical eye.