New Living-Learning Community Introduced | September 5, 2008
The UA has just added another living-learning community, this time for students studying the in-demand field of engineering. | General News | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
Praise Goes to UA for Sustainability | September 5, 2008
A National Wildlife Federation report shows that the UA does exceedingly well compared to other universities when it comes to sustainability and conservation. | General News | Science and Technology
ASUA Hires Sustainability Director | September 5, 2008
Lesley Ash, an Honors College student at the UA, will work to initiate more student-run sustainability efforts. | General News | Teaching and Students
Video: ‘Arizona Days/Arizona’ Nights’ | September 4, 2008
The new video features UA students telling personal stories about the University's unique around-the-clock academic and social environment. | General News | Teaching and Students
Student Reporting from RNC | September 4, 2008
Badgely published an interview she conducted with actress Rosario Dawson, who discussed her voter registration efforts. | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
Interpretation Center Earns Federal Grant | September 4, 2008
The UA's National Center for Interpretation has received a federal grant that will enable its researchers to move a model program to the national scene. | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
Lecture Celebrates UA Physicists' Participation in Largest Science Experiment Ever | September 4, 2008
UA physicists will give a public lecture on September 10 to celebrate the start-up of the Large Hadron Collider, the most powerful particle accelerator ever built. | Science and Technology
Spiky Probe on Phoenix Mars Lander Raises Vapor Quandary | September 4, 2008
Researchers perplexed at extreme dryness of Mars' soil. | Science and Technology
UA Selects Project YES as Focus of Second Annual 'Cats in the Community Day' | September 3, 2008
UA volunteers will help with landscaping, painting and cleaning at Project YES, an after-school tutoring and mentoring program in South Tucson for students in grades 1-8. | Campus News
Journal Edited by UA Prof is Nominated for Best New Scholarly Journal | September 3, 2008
The Journal is co-edited by UA professor John Warnock and staffed by graduate students at the UA's Rhetoric, Composition and the Teaching of English Program. | Campus News
Student Reports from the Republican National Convention | September 3, 2008
Sara Pat Badgley won a national competition to cover the convention and is sharing her experience with the UA community. | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
UA Opens New DHS Center for Border Security and Immigration | September 3, 2008
The UA will lead a team of research universities to form the National Center for Border Security and Immigration, Research. The center will receive more than $16 million over six years. | Business and Law | General News | Science and Technology
New Virtual Telescope Zooms in on Milky Way's Super-Massive Black Hole | September 3, 2008
Arizona Radio Observatory's SMT is part of the 'virtual' telescope powerful enough to see a baseball on the surface of the moon. | Science and Technology
Two UA Colleges Named Among the Nation's Ten Best for Hispanic Students | September 2, 2008
Hispanic Business ranks the colleges of Medicine and Law among the nation's 10 best for Hispanics. | Business and Law | General News | Teaching and Students
Entomological Society of America Elects Hildebrand as Fellow | September 2, 2008
Hildebrand is a world leader in research on insect olfaction. | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
Analysis Begins on Phoenix Lander's Deepest Soil Sample | September 2, 2008
Phoenix has also been observing movement of clouds overhead. | Science and Technology
Sustainability Speaker Series to Address Energy, Environment | September 2, 2008
Caltech researcher Nathan Lewis will kick off the series on Sept. 3. | Science and Technology
Giant Furnace Opens to Reveal 'Perfect' LSST Mirror Blank | September 2, 2008
The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope is being built in northern Chile. | Science and Technology
Shelton Addresses Water Issues at Forum in Houston | August 29, 2008
Shelton led a panel discussion about water issues along the U.S.-Mexico border. | General News | Science and Technology
New at the Student Union | August 29, 2008
Among the new features at the Student Union Memorial Center will be a new restaurant concept. UA students, faculty and staff are encouraged to submit suggestions for naming the restaurant. | General News | Teaching and Students
Phoenix Mission Conducting Extended Activities on Mars | August 29, 2008
The Phoenix team looks forward to at least another month of Martian exploration. | Science and Technology
Kenneth Starr to Speak at UA Constitution Day Commemoration | August 29, 2008
The James E. Rogers College of Law is bringing together a number of prominent judges and attorneys to commemorate Constitution Day in September. | Business and Law
Three U.S. Justices in Law School Lineup | August 29, 2008
Three jurists will visit the UA's James E. Rogers College of Law during the academic year to give lectures and lead discussions on important legal issues. | Business and Law
Law Dean to Step Down in 2009 | August 28, 2008
Toni Massaro will return to the faculty after a tremendously successful 10-year run as dean of the James E. Rogers College of Law. | Business and Law
Wildcats Prepare to Kick Off Football Season | August 28, 2008
Arizona faces off against the Idaho Vandals on Saturday at Arizona Stadium. | Sports
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