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Update: COVID-19 Mitigation Protocols

Feb. 28, 2022
Robert C. Robbins

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Organizational Changes and Academic Leadership Realignment

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U of A student Ojas Sanghi named 2025 Truman Scholar

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U of A President Suresh Garimella accepts a ceremonial basketball, autographed by members of the national champion men's wheelchair basketball team

U of A celebrates Wildcat wheelchair basketball national champs, prepares to host 2026 national tournament

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