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Repository News

March 2025:

• Additional titles from the ASM Archaeological Series are now publicly available in the repository.
• Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law, Vol. 41, Issue 2, is now available in the repository.

February 2025:

• OER textbook Noteworthy: Reading Strategies in Practice has been published in the repository by Constellation, the publishing group from The University of Arizona Global Campus.
• Posters from the 2024 Poverty in Tucson Field Workshop are now available in the repository.
• New articles from WOW Stories and new book reviews from WOW Review are now available in the repository.
• All articles from Rangeland Ecology & Management, Volume 72 (2019) are now available in the repository.

January 2025:

• All articles from Rangelands, Volume 44 (2022) are now available in the repository.
• Fall 2024 Honors theses from W.A. Franke Honors College graduates are now available in the repository.
• Tree-Ring Research, Volume 75 (2019) is now available in the repository.
• The State Operating Budget FY25 (UA Budget) is now available in the repository.
• International Telemetering Conference Proceedings, 2024, are now available in the repository.
• Masters theses and doctoral dissertations from Summer and Fall 2024 graduates are now available in the repository. (New titles are added monthly.)

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