University of Arizona

Population breakdown for University of Arizona

Bar chart showing the Population Breakdown of University of ArizonaPie chart showing the Student to Faculty Ratio of University of Arizona
UndergraduatesPostgraduatesFacultyStaffStudent to Faculty Ratio
30,592 8,494 2,613 15:1
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Popular sports at University of Arizona

Arizona Wildcats men's basketball
Arizona Wildcats men's basketball
Sport:College basketball

Famous alumni of University of Arizona

Copeland Bryan
Copeland Bryan
Football Player
Dennis Northcutt
Dennis Northcutt
Football Player
Brandon Manumaleuna
Brandon Manumaleuna
Football Player
Josh Miller
Josh Miller
Football Player
Mike Bell
Mike Bell
Football Player
Antonio Pierce
Antonio Pierce
Football Player
Michael Bates
Michael Bates
Football Player
Vance Johnson
Vance Johnson
Football Player
Joe Tafoya
Joe Tafoya
Football Player
Kevin Barry
Kevin Barry
Football Player
Trung Canidate
Trung Canidate
Football Player
Rob Waldrop
Rob Waldrop
Football Player
Chris McAlister
Chris McAlister
Football Player
Kili Lefotu
Kili Lefotu
Football Player
Steve McLaughlin
Steve McLaughlin
Football Player
Lance Briggs
Lance Briggs
Football Player
John Fina
John Fina
Football Player
Joe Salave'a
Joe Salave'a
Football Player

Fraternities and Sororities at University of Arizona

Alpha Sigma Phi
Alpha Sigma Phi
Fraternity
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Delta Pi

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q:
    What colors are used in the logo for the University of Arizona?
  • A:
    Navy blue and Cardinal are colors that symbolize the school.
  • Q:
    Which fraternity and sorority organizations are at The University of Arizona?
  • A:
    The sorority and fraternity communities include Alpha Sigma Phi and Alpha Delta Pi.
  • Q:
    In what year was University of Arizona started?
  • A:
    The educational institution was founded in the year 1885.

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