As Arizona faces ongoing drought and likely future restrictions on its usage of Colorado River water, finding efficient ways to grow food is vital for the future of agriculture. One emerging solution is controlled environment agriculture, a…
Join alumni and friends who provide philanthropic support and opportunities for our students to grow into future leaders. Relationships matter. We’ve become a world-class academic institution by developing long-lasting relationships with ou…
Our topical monthly newsletters are tailored to your interests. Whether you're interested in Agriculture & Business, Life & Well-being, or Nature & Environment—CALES Insider brings you the news that you actually care about, delivered right
Our topical monthly newsletters are tailored to your interests. Whether you're interested in Agriculture & Business, Life & Well-being, or Nature & Environment—CALES Insider brings you the news that you actually care about, delivered right
Rooted in Arizona, with impact around the globe. We are a public institution of scientific learning — advancing knowledge and driving economic growth. As part of our land-grant mission, we value divergent perspectives and ideas in our effor…
As the threat of New World screwworm grows, a $3.74 million USDA investment will help University of Arizona scientists work with state partners to strengthen Arizona's coordinated detection, preparedness and response. Flavie Audoin, assista…
At the University of Arizona, students are turning their passion for food into real-world impact through the new minor in food science and fermentation, gaining the skills and experience needed to launch careers in a rapidly growing industr…
An evening to recognize club leaders in CALES CALES Leadership Spotlight Ceremony Select your calendar type below: As a student leader in the College of Agriculture, Life & Environmental Sciences (CALES), you generously volunteer your time,…
What we do here can impact the world over. The College of Agriculture, Life & Environmental Sciences provides front-line research opportunities and an immersive education that readies tomorrow’s leaders to create a richer, more sustainable
U of A researchers used Tucson's bat bridges to test acoustic monitoring as a method of calculating urban bat populations. Thousands of Mexican free-tailed bats roost under Tucson's bat bridges during their summer maternity season between A…
Student Profile: Tim Leavy, Agribusiness Economics and Management When you ask Tim Leavy, an Agribusiness Economics and Management student, why he didn’t choose a broader economics or business degree, he says, “I like that our [CALES] degre…
A new DOE grant helps U of A researchers understand how sorghum thrives under extreme conditions. A new DOE-funded project is digging deep into the genetic and molecular mechanisms that allow sorghum, a versatile bioenergy crop, to withstan…