Today, Arizona Board of Regents legal counsel submitted a letter to the Arizona Attorney General, responding to his recent public statements and opinion (NO. I20-005) regarding universities’ response to COVID-19....>
Following are news briefs from the virtual Arizona Board of Regents meeting April 2-3....>
“The Arizona Board of Regents maintains the highest confidence in University of Arizona President Robert Robbins and appreciates his leadership and his demand for the highest integrity from the athletic programs at UArizona. ...>
The Arizona Board of Regents staff will hold a media briefing with board staff members available to answer questions regarding the agenda for the board’s virtual April meeting....>
From test kits to educational resources, to mapping supply chains and expanding detection and treatment opportunities, Arizona’s public universities have ramped up to provide critical support and resources to address the diverse societal challenges brought about by COVID-19....>
The Arizona Board of Regents will convene for a virtual board meeting due to coronavirus concerns in lieu of its meeting previously scheduled to take place at the University of Arizona. ...>
In letters to Arizona’s congressional delegation, Arizona Board of Regents leadership urges the federal government for “quick engagement” to mitigate and remedy the impact and damage of COVID-19 to Arizona’s public universities....>
The Arizona Board of Regents will convene March 19 for a special board and committee meetings. Due to coronavirus concerns, these are virtual meetings. ...>
Due to evolving events related to coronavirus in Arizona, the Arizona Board of Regents has decided to delay tuition-setting events. ...>
The health and wellness of students, faculty, staff and visitors is always the highest priority for the Arizona Board of Regents. In light of the growing threat posed by COVID-19, novel coronavirus, and consistent with Gov. Ducey’s declaration of a public health emergency, the board is working closely with university leaders...>