Gov. Napolitano to Visit Phoenix Mission Operations Center | July 18, 2008
Gov. Janet Napolitano will tour the Phoenix Mars Mission Science Operations Center with UA President Robert N. Shelton and receive a briefing from Phoenix Mission Principal Investigator Peter Smith. | General News | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
More than Two Dozen Arizona Athletes to Take Part in Olympics | July 18, 2008
During the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing, a group of 30 UA athletes, coaches and staff will try for the gold. | Campus News | General News | Sports | Teaching and Students
Phoenix Mars Lander Continues Tests With Rasp | July 18, 2008
The Phoenix team will tell the lander to do a second, larger test of using a motorized rasp to produce and gather shavings of frozen ground. | Science and Technology
3-D Views Posted From Phoenix Mars Lander | July 17, 2008
The Phoenix Mars Mission has released stereo images of the Martian surface near the Phoenix lander. | Science and Technology
Desert Laboratory Director Honored by Ecological Society of America | July 17, 2008
UA Desert Laboratory Director Michael Rosenzweig has been elected Eminent Ecologist of the Year by the Ecological Society of America. | Campus News | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
The New 'Things to Do at the U' Brochure is Here | July 16, 2008
The useful guide is ideal for groups visiting from out of town for conferences and special events. | Campus News
Phoenix Mars Lander Rasps Frozen Layer, Collects Sample | July 16, 2008
Phoenix's rasp and robotic arm scoop proved they can drill into frozen soil and collect the shavings for lander ovens. | Science and Technology
A Coca-Cola Campus | July 16, 2008
The UA has selected Coca-Cola as its exclusive beverage provider.  | General News | Teaching and Students
New Grant for UA Researcher Advocating for Women | July 16, 2008
Nina Rabin, of the UA's Southwest Institute for Research on Women, recently receved a two-year grant to continue projects that are attempting to improve the condition of immigrant women. | Campus News
UA Lecture Series Follows European Missionaries | July 16, 2008
Four scholars from the UA history department will trace the steps and measure the impact of Christian missionaries from Europe on other lands. | General News | Social Sciences and Education
UA Merger to Strengthen Student Affairs | July 16, 2008
The UA's enrollment management office is now part of the University's Student Affairs division. | Campus News
Academy of Educators Established at UA College of Medicine | July 16, 2008
The founding members are teachers, scientists and clinicians who have demonstrated excellence in, and a profound commitment to, medical education. | Campus News
Phoenix Mars Lander to Begin Rasping Frozen Layer | July 15, 2008
A powered rasp on the back of the robotic arm scoop is being tested for the first time on Mars in gathering sample shavings of ice. | Science and Technology
Solar Race Team Begins Second Stage in 2,400-Mile Race | July 15, 2008
The UA's solar race team and its car, Drifter 2.0, is one of only 15 teams to qualify to race in the American Solar Challenge. | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
UA Computers Really Fast, and Green | July 15, 2008
UA research computing's newest high-performance computers are many times faster and more energy efficient than the less than four-year-old computers they replaced. | General News | Science and Technology
National Report: Unique Program Requires More Support | July 15, 2008
A professional master's program that the UA introduced in 2000 is among those across the nation that the National Research Council says requires more support to make the U.S. more competitive. | Business and Law | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
Camp Empowers Native American Youth | July 14, 2008
Students participating in the camp gain real-world business experience and leave with business plans designed to help them start up their own enterprises. | Business and Law | Teaching and Students
UMC Ranks Among America's Best Hospitals | July 14, 2008
University Medical Center is again ranked among the nation’s premier hospitals in U.S. News & World Report’s annual guide to “America’s Best Hospitals.” | Health
Phoenix Mars Lander Extending Trench | July 14, 2008
Scientists want a larger patch of Mars' hard subsurface for taking samples of ice-rich soil.    | Science and Technology
Researcher Finds Teaching Moments in Hypocrisy | July 14, 2008
Jeff Stone, who has studied hypocrisy, says that people may feel compelled to change  bad behaviors when they realize their beliefs and actions don't match. | General News | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
New Book Examines Intersection of Fire Ecology and Humans | July 11, 2008
"Living with Fire," co-authored by UA researcher Guy McPherson, addresses the dilemmas that living near fire-prone areas cause. | Science and Technology
Stay-Cation at the UA | July 11, 2008
The UA campus offers numerous attractions for those staying close to home during their summer vacations. | Arts and Humanities | Business and Law | General News
UA Nation's 2nd Top Producer of Peace Corps Fellows | July 11, 2008
Fellows enrolled in the program at the UA contribute 500 hours of service each year to community-based organizations in southern Arizona. | General News | Teaching and Students
Journalism Professor, Student to be Honored at National Conference | July 11, 2008
Assistant professor David Cuillier and student Gabriela Rentería-Poepsel both won top honors from the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication. | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
Phoenix Mars Lander Uses Soil Probe and Swiss Scope | July 10, 2008
Phoenix has sent back the first atomic force microscope image taken on another planet. | Science and Technology
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