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East Stroudsburg University field hockey coach Sandy Miller, left, football coach Denny Douds, President Marcia Welsh, and men's basketball coach Jeff Wilson get doused with ice water as part of the Chillin for Charity event on Wednesday, July 9, 2014 at the East Stroudsburg campus.

After years of trying, Dr. Sue Sisley got approval for a groundbreaking study of marijuana as a treatment for PTSD.

A group of 25 girl scouts from middle schools throughout Southern Arizona are getting a unique experience at the first ever Imagine IT, a summer engineering camp for girls.

The Fraternity and Sorority Programs Office said Phi Gamma Delta's interim suspension of recognition from the UA is because of Student Code of Conduct violations alleging the chapter's involvement in hazing, offering alcohol to minors and conspiring to not cooperate with university officials and university police.

Police say a University of Arizona student died after falling from a roof-top tower at a residence hall Friday morning.

Arizona residents who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder will be able to legally use marijuana to help alleviate their symptoms under a decision announced Wednesday by the state's top health official.

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Tucson News Now has learned that the University of Arizona fired UAPD Sergeant John McGrath.

Tucson police ask for the public's help in identifying a person suspected of stealing from a woman visiting a family member at the University of Arizona Medical Center.

On a Sunday afternoon in June, Danielle Pellizzeri stood center stage inside the Palos Verdes High School gymnasium, where some 600 pairs of eyes watched her silently.

A University of Arizona doctor who was pushing for more research into medical marijuana is being let go -- she believes for political reasons.

Other appointments are anticipated in the coming weeks as the Company continues to expand its team and works to complete the LOI.

So says Roberto Cintli Rodriguez , a media scholar in the Mexican American Studies department at the University of Arizona: Given the Justice Department definition of a hate crime, one can argue that, in a strict sense, letters do not rise to the level of hate crimes because they don't specify a time or place.

If you've thought about filing a business lawsuit in federal court or you have one underway already, you'll probably want to read about two still-in-process studies by Columbia University and Harvard University law school professors on how the U.S. Supreme Court under Chief Justice John Roberts has treated business lawsuits, and how that treatment ... (more)

While an Independence Day weekend filled with free entertainment over the skies of Tucson was expected, the Old Pueblo got a bonus treat as the long-awaited monsoon storms finally delivered.

Astronomers have detected nearly 2,000 alien planets to date. As that number continues to rise, so too does the prospect of finding intelligent extraterrestrial life.

College student Koyia Tuttle admits she doesn't do much to clean off her phone. "My idea of cleaning my phone is wiping it on my shirt or my pants."

It may interest you to know that the price of a children's book hasn't wavered much at all in the... Years ago, my father said to me, 'Son, when the day comes that you find that special girl and you... This Nov. 7, 2012 file photo shows a medical marijuana plant at a dispensary in Seattle.

Small ethical transgressions, if left unchecked, are part of a slippery slope that leads to larger future transgressions, according to a recent study.

The beautiful South Broadway Cultural Center is New Mexico's newest and most surprising poetry venue.