Signs of Man, Ice Age Beast Found Together in Mexico | November 9, 2009
USA Today | Researchers from the UA and Mexico's anthropology institute have found evidence that cavemen were slaughtering elephant-like beasts in an area near the U.S.-Mexico border. | Social Sciences and Education
Reunify UA's Patient-care Enterprise | November 9, 2009
Arizona Daily Star | The UA College of Medicine, University Medical Center and University Physicians Healthcare are in discussions on how to better integrate their patient-care enterprise. | Health
New Director Starts at SIRLS | November 9, 2009
UANews | P. Bryan Heidorn, a national authority on  digital information management, is the new director of the UA School of Information Resources and Library Science. | Social Sciences and Education
Professor's Co-Authored Book Earns Major Italian Literary Prize | November 9, 2009
UANews | John Garrand and his wife, Carol Garrard, have received a major honor for a book they co-authored about a prominent Soviet-era journalist. | Arts and Humanities
Pac-10 Possibilities | November 9, 2009
New York Times | Following Oregon's loss to Stanford on Saturday, the Arizona Wildcats are now only a half-game out of first place in the Pac-10. | Sports
Federal Bill Signed to Enhance Udall Foundation | November 6, 2009
UANews | U.S. President Barack Obama has signed a bill that will rename the Morris K. Udall Foundation to honor UA alum and former U.S. Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall. | Social Sciences and Education
How to Dodge Germs in the Time of H1N1 | November 6, 2009
CNN | UA microbiologist Charles Gerba has been investigating ways that water fountains harbor germs. People need not avoid them, but Gerba offers some tips on ways to minimize the chance of infection. | Health
Under-the-Radar Arizona Sitting Pretty in Rose Bowl Race | November 6, 2009
SI.com | Arizona is one of only two teams in the Pac-10 that controls its own destiny. | Sports
Why Nice Guys Usually Get the Girls | November 6, 2009
UANews | For the insects called water striders, the pushiest guys don't always get the girls, according to a research team led by a University of Arizona scientist. | Science and Technology
Mattea At Home on 'Coal' | November 6, 2009
Arizona Daily Star |
Kathy Mattea, whose repertoire includes country, bluegrass and Celtic music, will be performing at the UA's Centennial Hall on Saturday.
| Arts and Humanities | General News
Norton School Invites Alumni to "Take Charge" | November 6, 2009
UANews | The John and Doris Norton School of Family and Consumer Sciences will host an alumni event that includes a classroom lecture from Take Charge America Institute Director Mike Staten on how to be careful with a buck. | Business and Law
Jeff and Sharon Stevens Give $10M to UA | November 5, 2009
UANews | The donation marks the single largest gift in the history of UA athletics. | General News | Sports
Spencer Titley Honored for Half-Century of Teaching and Research at UA | November 5, 2009
UANews | Spencer R. Titley is the UA economic geologist internationally renowned for his work on the origin of porphyry copper deposits. | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
Web, Cellphone Users are Not Isolated From Reality | November 5, 2009
USA Today | A 2006 UA/Duke study found that social isolation was increasing in the U.S. There is now a debate as to whether Web and mobile communications is contributing to this trend. | Social Sciences and Education
Wildcats Welcome Cougars for 93rd Homecoming | November 5, 2009
UANews | The Wildcats enter Saturday's matchup ranked No. 18 in the BCS standings. | Sports
SEDS Students Host SpaceVision 2009 Conference at UA | November 5, 2009
UANews | UA students have organized what looks to be one of the year's premier space conferences and are holding it at the Lunar and Planetary Lab. | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
UA Camera Spots Phoenix Mars Lander Amid Frost | November 5, 2009
Arizona Republic | Despite very low light, HiRISE has taken images of the Phoenix Mars Lander blanketed by carbon dioxide ice. | Science and Technology
Francisco Ayala, Honored Spanish Author, Dies at 103 | November 5, 2009
Washington Post | Malcolm Compitello, head of the UA Spanish and Portuguese department, reflects on the life and legacy of the well-known Spanish author. | Arts and Humanities
Wilbur Wildcat is Grand Marshall for Homecoming | November 5, 2009
UANews | Wilbur Wildcat celebrates his silver anniversary at the UA this year by serving as grand marshall at Saturday's Homecoming parade. | General News
Unsettled Youth: Spitzer Observes a Chaotic Planetary System | November 5, 2009
NASA | A Spitzer Space Telescope team led by UA astronomer Kate Su captured an infrared image of a giant halo of fine dust around a young star. The dust is created by planets jostling smaller comet-like bodies. | Science and Technology
Medical School Founder Remembered in New Book | November 4, 2009
UANews | A new book tells the story of Dr. Merlin K. DuVal, the founding dean of the UA College of Medicine. | General News | Health
World Trade Center Workers Twice as Likely to Have Asthma | November 4, 2009
U.S. News & World Report | Researchers have found that eight percent of workers at the World Trade Center site have had an asthma attack. | Health
Professor: Fear, Shame Keep Homeowners From Defaulting | November 4, 2009
UANews | Brent T. White, a University of Arizona associate professor of law, said policymakers must consider ways that emotions drive financial decisions. | Business and Law
At Public Universities: Less for More | November 4, 2009
New York Times | UA President Robert N. Shelton was among the leaders in higher education who spoke to the New York Times about funding challenges facing public universities nationwide.
Steele Center Researcher Receives $1.25M From CDC to Study Fetal Alcohol Syndrome | November 4, 2009
UANews | The project will study the prevalence of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome in Arizona and Nevada. | Health
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