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
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
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
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
UA Gearing Up For Influx of Veterans | August 28, 2008
The UA is preparing for large numbers of military veterans, including those serving in Afghanistan and Iraq, with an array of new services. | General News | Teaching and Students
Bringing Galápagos Teachings Back Home | August 28, 2008
Each year, UA lecturer Katrina Mangin takes a group of students and educators to the Galápagos Islands for an education that helps both groups in the classroom. | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
Phoenix Lander Pictures Show Robotic Arm's Workspace After 90 Sols | August 27, 2008
New pictures from polar Mars show trenches, and more trenches, dug north of the lander. | Science and Technology
UANews, KUAT Receive Emmy Nominations | August 27, 2008
Will Holst, video communications manager for UANews, received two Rocky Mountain Emmy Award nominations. | General News
Democratic Convention a Fulfilling Experience for UA Student | August 27, 2008
Isabel Shelton reports in from the DNC. | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
SkyCenter Astronomer Honored For Astrophotography | August 27, 2008
Adam Block takes many of the best astronomical images published. | Campus News | Science and Technology
Shelton Teaches Heritage and Traditions Class | August 27, 2008
UA President Robert N. Shelton spoke to a "Heritage and Traditions" class about his life as president and about the challenges facing the public university system. | General News | Teaching and Students
The Missing New World Order | August 27, 2008
Since the end of World War II, some government officials have called for a "new world order." A team of political scientists at the UA have spent years researching why it hasn't happened yet. | Social Sciences and Education
UA, ADEQ Team Up on Recycling Program | August 27, 2008
Wildcat fans are asked to toss their trash and recyclables in the appropriate containers at games. | General News | Sports
Ice Cold Sunrise on Mars | August 26, 2008
A new image taken by the Phoenix Mars Lander shows the sun rising on the morning of Sol 90. | Science and Technology
Arizona Illustrated to Return in High Definition with New Features | August 26, 2008
The program will return to its normal schedule on Monday, Sept. 8. | General News
Phoenix Mars Lander Digs Deeper as Third Month Nears End | August 25, 2008
The next sample of Martian soil being grabbed for analysis is coming from a trench about three times deeper than any other trench Phoenix has dug. | Science and Technology
'Power Struggles' Illuminates History of Technological Change | August 25, 2008
The Edison Electric Light Company, the world's first large-scale electrical system, owed its existence to decades of technological development that preceded it. | Arts and Humanities | Science and Technology | Social Sciences and Education
Shelton Formally Welcomes Freshman Class | August 24, 2008
UA President Robert N. Shelton was among the administrators, faculty and staff to welcome the incoming freshman class. | General News | Teaching and Students
Wildcat Athletes Wrap Up Olympic Competition | August 24, 2008
UA athletes put forth an exceptional effort at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. | Sports | Teaching and Students
Dignitaries Mark UA-El Paso Natural Gas Agreement on Testing on Tumamoc Hill | August 22, 2008
Representatives of those entities met to figure out how to minimize the environmental impact of pipeline testing while complying with federal regulations. | Business and Law | Science and Technology
Center Invites Public to View Photo Exhibit | August 22, 2008
Sales from the annual photo exhibit go toward scholarships for Middle Eastern studies students. | Arts and Humanities | Social Sciences and Education
Students to Share Political Convention Experiences | August 22, 2008
Isabel Shelton is attending the Democratic National Convention as an event organizer and Sara Pat Badgley is attending the Republican National Convention as a student journalist. | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
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