The University of Arizona Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine, is excited to continue the Yoga for Youth initiative this fall. In partnership with Zuckerman Family Center for Prevention and Health Promotion, Global Health Institute, and Sunnyside school district, Yoga for Youth provides Tucson-area students, with evidence-informed wellness education, movement, mindfulness, and health literacy, and the everyday habits that help us feel our best. Students practice guided movement, talk about nutrition, stress, and sleep, and take home new tools for focus, balance, and emotional regulation. Pre and post data is gathered to study the effect of practicing yoga on students in elementary, middle, and high school. The results were incredibly encouraging. Students reported feeling calmer, more relaxed, and better able to focus after their visit. Learn more at: https://zfcphp.arizona.edu/yoga-youth-initiative

As part of the 2026 SaludArte initiative, the Humans Being Well Exhibit launches at the University of Arizona's Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine in the Spirit Building. Bringing together three local artists and a community member cohort, the exhibit shares a message of hope, heart and healing. Through art-making, photography, videography, mindfulness, soundscape and plant nature, visitors are invited to participate, learn more about the project and understand the value of reframing stigma, renaming substance and reclaiming resilience — a reminder of our human capacity to be well. Now in its third iteration, SaludArte seeks to explore and elevate the protective factors that support overall wellness and destigmatize substance misuse, aiming to bring humanity to this ongoing social crisis. The Arts Foundation of Tucson and Southern Arizona and the Pima County Public Health Department have joined forces to bring this intersection of arts and health to fruition. Opening Reception: October 17, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM Exhibition Dates: October 19 – December 19, 2026 Hours: Monday–Saturday, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Location: AWCIM - Spirit Building | 1502 E. Mabel St., Tucson, AZ 85719 The space is mobility-friendly, with accessible routes, parking and restrooms. Parking: Covered parking is available in the adjacent Highland Parking Garage on weekdays; free, open parking is available Saturdays in the adjacent main lot (Lot 2147, 1231 N. Cherry Ave., Tucson, AZ 85719). Visit www.humansbeingwell.com to RSVP for the Opening Reception and for more information.

A free, all-levels yoga class for Banner and UA Health Sciences faculty, staff, students, and residents. Mats provided; begin a mindful journey to balance, strength, and inner peace.

The Healer's Art is a nationally recognized course in values clarification and self-care for first- and second-year medical students, held in the AWCIM Learning Studio. Open to current University of Arizona College of Medicine - Tucson students only.

Fresh produce, local vendors, and wellness products right on campus — a biweekly market open to students, faculty, staff, and the community.

Elemental diets have long been used in gastrointestinal care, but recent advances have improved both tolerability and clinical application. This session will explore how modern elemental diets can be used to support gut function, address microbial overgrowth, and aid microbiome restoration in clinical practice.

Resonant sound frequencies and vibrations to relax and reduce stress. Part of the CALM (Creative Arts for Lowering Mental Stress) series, open to all UA Health Sciences participants.

A Mini Medical School session on women's health, open to the community. Details coming soon.

Fresh produce, local vendors, and wellness products right on campus — a biweekly market open to students, faculty, staff, and the community.

Food Is Medicine: celebrate Native American Heritage Month with an evening culinary demonstration by Indigenous chef and author Nephi Craig, Friday, November 13, 5 to 7 PM. More details coming soon.

Education and Memory at the Gordon Hirabayashi Recreation Site explores GHRS as a historic Japanese American confinement site through public programs, guided workshops, and a culminating publication on citizenship and constitutional rights.

Fresh produce, local vendors, and wellness products right on campus — a biweekly market open to students, faculty, staff, and the community.

Eller College Zipperman Scholars close out the fall semester with a reception reflecting on what they learned in the Management Information Systems program. Open to current Zipperman Scholars and program staff only.

A semester-long cohort program for College of Humanities educators to build connection and support student wellbeing in the classroom. This session closes out the Fall cohort with a celebration, 11:30 AM-1:00 PM.

Fresh produce, local vendors, and wellness products right on campus — a biweekly market open to students, faculty, staff, and the community.

A free, all-levels yoga class for Banner and UA Health Sciences faculty, staff, students, and residents. Mats provided; begin a mindful journey to balance, strength, and inner peace.

A free, all-levels yoga class for Banner and UA Health Sciences faculty, staff, students, and residents. Mats provided; begin a mindful journey to balance, strength, and inner peace.

Fresh produce, local vendors, and wellness products right on campus — a biweekly market open to students, faculty, staff, and the community.

A free, all-levels yoga class for Banner and UA Health Sciences faculty, staff, students, and residents. Mats provided; begin a mindful journey to balance, strength, and inner peace.

Fresh produce, local vendors, and wellness products right on campus — a biweekly market open to students, faculty, staff, and the community.

A free, all-levels yoga class for Banner and UA Health Sciences faculty, staff, students, and residents. Mats provided; begin a mindful journey to balance, strength, and inner peace.

A Mini Medical School session for the community, led by College of Medicine – Tucson physicians and scientists. Details coming soon.

Fresh produce, local vendors, and wellness products right on campus — a biweekly market open to students, faculty, staff, and the community.

A free, all-levels yoga class for Banner and UA Health Sciences faculty, staff, students, and residents. Mats provided; begin a mindful journey to balance, strength, and inner peace.

Fresh produce, local vendors, and wellness products right on campus — a biweekly market open to students, faculty, staff, and the community.

Join us at the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona for the nation's premier integrative medicine conference. You'll experience two days of sessions brimming with new ideas and research, and delicious, healthy meals, surrounded by like-minded learners!

Fresh produce, local vendors, and wellness products right on campus — a biweekly market open to students, faculty, staff, and the community.

A free, all-levels yoga class for Banner and UA Health Sciences faculty, staff, students, and residents. Mats provided; begin a mindful journey to balance, strength, and inner peace.

Fresh produce, local vendors, and wellness products right on campus — a biweekly market open to students, faculty, staff, and the community.

Fresh produce, local vendors, and wellness products right on campus — a biweekly market open to students, faculty, staff, and the community.

A free, all-levels yoga class for Banner and UA Health Sciences faculty, staff, students, and residents. Mats provided; begin a mindful journey to balance, strength, and inner peace.

Fresh produce, local vendors, and wellness products right on campus — a biweekly market open to students, faculty, staff, and the community.

A free, all-levels yoga class for Banner and UA Health Sciences faculty, staff, students, and residents. Mats provided; begin a mindful journey to balance, strength, and inner peace.

A free, all-levels yoga class for Banner and UA Health Sciences faculty, staff, students, and residents. Mats provided; begin a mindful journey to balance, strength, and inner peace.

Undergraduate and graduate STEP-UP Cancer Prevention and Control scholars share a summer of research at the 9th Annual STEP-UP CPC Research Conference, featuring 24 student oral presentations.