• $4.5M Endowed Gift Supports UA Rangeland Research

    The Kemper and Ethel Marley Foundation recognizes ranching's central importance to Arizona and has demonstrated its commitment to the state's rangelands – and the UA's research and extension efforts in this field – through a $4.5 million endowed gift.

  • UA Looks to Expand Academic Collaboration With Brazil

    Looking to expand its collaboration with Latin America, the UA welcomed representatives from the University of Sao Paulo in Brazil to discuss initiatives to advance research and student and faculty exchanges.

  • UA Astronomer Earns National Education Honors

    Astronomy Camp, run by UA Steward Observatory's Don McCarthy, has introduced students and others to science for 25 years. The American Astronomical Society has recognized McCarthy and his efforts with its annual education award.

  • Blowing Up Stars

    For his discoveries about the lives and deaths of stars, the exotic physics of black holes and the origin of chemical elements, UA Regents' Professor David Arnett has been honored with the Henry Norris Russell Lectureship by the American Astronomical Society.

  • Undergraduate Research Opportunities Abound at UA

    The UA offers many opportunities for undergraduate students to get involved in cutting-edge scientific research. "Now is the time to apply for research during the summer," said Glenda Gentile, director of the UA College of Science's Office of Undergraduate Research.

  • Blip in Night Sky Tells Story of Cosmic Catastrophe

    NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day, taken by Adam Block of the UA’s Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter, shows the aftermath of a stellar explosion that happened 25 million years ago in an odd-shaped galaxy that may have merged with a second galaxy.


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