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Ph.D. student Noah Schlager and alum Eden Kinkaid published in EPE: Nature and Space

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PhD student Dugan Meyer featured on AZPM

Restoring Flow to the San Xavier District of the Tohono O’odham Nation

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Tony Gonzales Scholarship Winners announced: Isaiah Lerman, Jake Fell, Rileigh Burch

MS-GIST Alumnus Featured in Arizona Online News Story

Emily Conrad completes Master’s thesis defense

Dr. Beth Mitchneck receives Henry Luce Foundation funds for ADVANCE project

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2026 edition of "you are here: a journal of creative geography" now on sale

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SGDE's Mira Busch & Noah Schlager named Haury Program Indigenous Resilience Graduate Research Award recipients

Ryan Fatica (Seal) moves through and passes Master's thesis defense

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