Five years after faculty pitched bold initiatives that doubled enrollment and raised millions in philanthropic support, the Norton School of Human Ecology brings back its Big Ideas Summit — proving that transformational change starts with listening to the people closest to the work.

Talking to kids about difficult subjects can be an intimidating proposition. It’s also essential to building trust and helping them learn to navigate the world. In the second installment of our “Tough talks” series, we get into some of the issues around adolescents and phones – and how to handle it when things go sideways.

Alumni, faculty, current students and friends gathered for an afternoon of games, a record-setting auction of student-designed denim jackets, and an alumni-led fashion show.

The news can be downright scary sometimes, especially for young children. In the first installment of our “Tough talks” series, we offer insights into how parents and caregivers can help little ones process frightening news events.

Funded projects explore AI’s potential to deepen personalization, build trust, and reshape customer experiences in retail

Now, with a dedicated Financial Planning Lab, students will not only master classroom theory but also gain the applied skills, mentorship, and connections they need to shape the future of the profession.

The Norton School of Human Ecology’s new M.S. in Marriage and Family Therapy will help combat Arizona’s shortage of mental healthcare professionals.

Back-to-school season is upon us, and the Norton School of Human Ecology’s Melissa A. Barnett has advice to help families support their kids through the transition.

There’s been a lot of speculation about how changes in U.S. tariff policy might affect retailers and their customers. In the second article of our “Tariffs explained” series, we dive into the topic with the Norton School of Human Ecology’s Kathleen J. Kennedy and Cory Quailes.