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Pick up Your Water Bottle & Stickers at Your First Spring Meeting

The University of Arizona Hispanic Alumni 2026-2027 Scholarships. Apply Now! NEW Wildcats: Incoming first-year and transfer student scholarships due March 11. ALL Wildcats: UAHA Club scholarship (undergrad and grad) and named endowments due April 6. Apply on Scholarship Universe.

UA Hispanic Alumni Scholarship Application Open

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November is Wellness Month

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First Cats Week & Spring Enrollment

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Catch Up on Events with Wellness Month

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Make Your Plan to Finish Fall Strong

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Grad School & Workforce Prep Now on EDGE

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HED 297 Starts Monday, October 20

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