U of A College of Information Science

👀 Curious about artificial intelligence?

The University of Arizona College of Information Science AI & Society minor explores the ethical, social and policy implications of AI, preparing students to think critically about how these technologies are shaping our world.
From algorithmic bias and privacy to surveillance and the future of work, students gain the knowledge and skills needed to engage with AI responsibly and help guide its impact across industries and communities.

Learn more about the AI & Society minor at the College of Information Science: https://infosci.arizona.edu/undergraduate-programs/minors/ai-society

Happy National Mascot Day! We’re always grateful to celebrate with Wilbur and Wilma at our InfoSci Students Mixers. 🎉

🌐 Technology is changing the way we live, work and connect—and the University of Arizona College of Information Science is preparing students to lead that change.

The Bachelor of Arts in Emerging Technologies in Society equips students with the skills to understand and shape the impact of technologies like artificial intelligence, extended reality, information security and social media. Through an interdisciplinary, STEM-designated curriculum, students explore how technology influences people, organizations and society while building the critical thinking and communication skills needed for the future workforce.

Learn how this evolving degree is preparing students to navigate—and shape—what comes next.

https://infosci.arizona.edu/news/preparing-students-to-shape-whats-next

🧠🔍 What makes a pattern real? In a new Q&A, Assistant Professor of Practice Tyler Millhouse discusses his latest book, Dennett’s Real Patterns in Science and Nature, and explores how patterns shape our understanding of science, philosophy and artificial intelligence. Discover how ideas about pattern recognition can help us better understand the world around us.

Read more: https://infosci.arizona.edu/news/real-patterns-in-science-and-nature-tyler-millhouse

🎓 Last week, the College of Information Science celebrated more than 600 spring and summer graduates during its first convocation ceremony at McKale Center at ALKEME Arena. From meaningful student memories shared before the ceremony to crossing the stage surrounded by family, friends and faculty, it was a celebration to remember.

⭐️ Congratulations, InfoSci Class of 2026!
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