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Congratulations! AIAR Students - Recipients of the Herber E. Carter Travel Award

Feb. 4, 2025
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Jing Xia

Doctoral Candidate, Jing Xia, Performs with the Tucson Symphony Orchestra

Jan. 14, 2025
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Kiana Campbell, Ph.D. Student

Outta Sight!: Sonic Bodies in the Galaxy of Black Listening featuring AIAR Doctoral Candidate, Keyania Campbell

Jan. 10, 2025
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2023 GIDP Student Research Showcase Invitation

You're Invited! 2023 GIDP Student Research Showcase

Oct. 27, 2023
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Rays of Resilience Promo

Upcoming Event! Rays of Resilience: A Vision of the Future

Oct. 23, 2023
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Nano Stern, We'll Be Singing in September: A Documentary on Chilean Nueva Cancion

Upcoming Event! Nano Stern Documentary Film: En Septiembre Canta el Gallo

Sept. 29, 2023
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Gabby Wen, 2023 Grad Slam Finalist

AIAR Doctoral Student, Gabby Wen, Places 2nd in 2023 Grad Slam!

June 20, 2023
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News Article with Photo

July 26, 2021
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UArizona Cuts Carbon Footprint with All-Renewable Grid-Purchased Power

July 20, 2021
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