Mars Rocks: HiRISE Sees 10 Beats to the Bar | December 4, 2008
Stereo images from UA's HiRISE show a clear worldbeat to the rondo. | General News | Science and Technology
Territorial Cup, Pride at Stake This Weekend | December 4, 2008
The Territorial Cup, given to the winner of the annual game between The University of Arizona and Arizona State University, is the oldest rivalry trophy in college football. | General News | Sports
Lab Will Mark 50th Anniversary of UA Research Reactor | December 4, 2008
Low-power UA reactor has been used for analyzing samples, testing materials and other research. | General News | Science and Technology
UA Club Volleyball Teams Go Head to Head with ASU | December 4, 2008
Rival sports club teams from The University of Arizona and Arizona State University will compete on Friday. | General News | Sports | Teaching and Students
UA Journalism Department is Now a School | December 4, 2008
With its new designation, the UA School of Journalism can now compete for more prized grants and students. | General News | Social Sciences and Education
ABC Reporter, Wife to visit UA for Book Signing | December 3, 2008
Bob Woodruff, an ABC News reporter, was critically injured while covering the war in Iraq. Now, he and his wife are working to help others who have been injured during the wars is Iraq and Afghanistan. | General News
UA to Open STEM Teacher Education Resource Center at Biosphere 2 | December 3, 2008
The Arizona Center for STEM Teachers will build capacity for high-quality science, technology, engineering and math education teachers statewide. | Science and Technology | Social Sciences and Education
Art of the Ancient Americas on Display at UAMA | December 3, 2008
Approximately 170 extraordinary objects of pre-Columbian origin will be on display at the exhibit, which opens Dec. 4. | Arts and Humanities
StoryCorps, the National Oral History Project from National Public Radio, Comes to Tucson | October 2, 2008
It is the signature radio event celebrating KUAZ’s 40 years of service to Southern Arizona. | General News
Cast Your Vote for UA Eatery | December 2, 2008
Campus community members are encouraged to participate in a contest to rename the Cellar, the eatery located in the lower level of the Student Union Memorial Center. | General News | Health | Teaching and Students
Two UA Professors to Lead National Academies' Climate Panels | December 2, 2008
Kathy Jacobs and Diana Liverman will play an important role in guiding U.S. response to climate change. | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
Keeping Chromosomes From Cuddling Up | December 2, 2008
UA researchers have found the molecular machines in fruit flies that yank chromosomes apart when necessary. | Health | Science and Technology
UA Celebrates Winter Commencement Dec. 20 | December 1, 2008
UA alumna and golf legend Annika Sorenstam will be the Commencement speaker. | General News | Teaching and Students
Eller Students Volunteer Time, Money for Holidays | December 1, 2008
During November, hundreds of students in the UA's Eller College of Management donated time and money to help others in the Tucson community. | Business and Law | Teaching and Students
UA Surgeons Perform Record 100th Abdominal Transplant of 2008 | December 1, 2008
Abdominal transplant surgeons at University Medical Center performed their 100th transplant on Nov. 12. | Health
Researchers Say Tides Can Cut Life Short on Planets Orbiting Smaller Stars | November 26, 2008
Tides pull planets toward their stars, boiling water off worlds that could support life. | Science and Technology
Accidental Drug Poisonings Increase for Children During Holidays | November 26, 2008
Parents are encouraged to pay extra attention to make sure drugs are stored safely and youngsters don't accidentally sample them. | Health
Planetarium Show Will Explore Holiday Traditions | November 26, 2008
A holiday planetarium show at the Flandrau Science Center Nov. 28-Jan. 4 will look at how different cultures celebrate the winter season with lights and explore possible explanations for the star over Bethlehem. | Campus News | Science and Technology
Testing Office Offers New English Proficiency Exam for International Community | November 26, 2008
The UA recently became the only location in the state to offer the International English Language Testing System English proficiency exam for international students. | Campus News
Soyeon Shim Receives Faculty Fundraising Award | November 26, 2008
Soyeon Shim, who spearheaded a $25 million fundraising campaign to build the new McClelland Park building, is the first recipient of the UA Foundation's Eugene G. Sander Faculty Fundraising Award. | Campus News
UA Students Focusing on the AIDS Pandemic | November 26, 2008
Students throughout the UA are organizing a week of events to draw attention to the HIV/AIDS pandemic. | General News | Health | Teaching and Students
Poetry Center Building Honored for its Design | November 26, 2008
The American Institute of Architects recently honored the design work of the UA's Helen S. Schaefer Building. | Arts and Humanities | Social Sciences and Education
Obesity and Diabetes Focus of National Conference | November 26, 2008
The UA Native American Research and Training Center gathers the nation's best to help combat a growing epidemic for American Indian youth. | Health
Phoenix Lander Winds Up Its Astonishing Summer On Mars | November 25, 2008
For NASA's UA-led Phoenix Lander Mission, the first university-led mission to Mars, surface science operations are over. The mission thrilled millions. | Science and Technology
Gasping Helps Cardiac Arrest Victims Survive | November 25, 2008
People who witness an individual collapse suddenly and unexpectedly should perform uninterrupted chest compressions even if the patient gasps or breathes awkwardly. | Health
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