Undergraduates from Latin America’s largest university choose the University of Arizona to enhance their language skills.

Political science student, Melinda Arakelova, hopes to use her summer trip as a springboard to better understand her personal history.

As the Constitution of 1917 nears its centennial, UA Scholars and partners explore the historical significance of the document and its future.

A message from President Ann Weaver Hart: "We recommend that international students and scholars at the University of Arizona postpone any planned international travel until this matter is resolved..."

Distinguished professor of Agricultural Engineering, Dr. Donald C. Slack, partners with the Office of Global Initiatives to advance the University of Arizona’s international reach.

International students find comfortable space to sharpen their English skills while asking questions about campus life in the United States.

A native son becomes a member of Mexico’s elite engineering society, with fewer than 1,000 members and only 25 Americans.

The University of Arizona— in collaboration with long-time partner, the National Autonomous University of Mexico— unites prestigious faculty with the National Human Rights Commission of Mexico.

Panferov will begin her duties this month, and will have direct oversight of a number of OGI programs.

Throughout the past year, the University of Arizona changed the way people view the world, as reflected by the news stories that were generated by the UA.