Are you graduating this coming May and still are uncertain as to what you will do? How would you like to spend an entire year abroad, in the country of your choice, either teaching English or doing original research? If doing either of those things appeals to you, then please apply for a Fulbright Fellowship! 

The 2018-2019 school year is here as new Honors Wildcats are moving into dorms. 

Honors students: do you enjoy tabletop games? have an interest in teaching kids STEM concepts? Believe in the mission of the Boys and Girls Clubs? Then HNRS 499H (Gameful Learning, offering three Honors credits) might be for you. 

Opening Fall, 2019, the UA Honors Village will revolutionize Honors education and the Honors Community at the University of Arizona. Featuring dorm space for over 1000 honors students, integrated dining, collaborative learning classrooms, recreation spaces, interior courtyard, faculty & staff offices, and a brand new Student Recreation Center and Campus Health Center directly across the street, the Honors Village will become the hub for the Honors Community.

Two years after her graduation, Isabelle Chea's undergraduate thesis on equine aromatherapy has been reborn as a peer-reviewed, published research paper in the Journal of Equine Veterinary Science.

In a unique study, University of Arizona astronomy students searched 101 clouds of gas to find those that may be in the first phases of forming massive stars.

Honors Senior Dino Kadich will study at Cambridge after being awarded the prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarship.

Twelve Wildcats received awards for 2017-2018, placing the UA among the top 45 research universities in the U.S. for Fulbright students. In order for a university to be considered a top producer, at least 10 students or recent graduates must be granted a Fulbright award for the academic year.