Frost-Covered Phoenix Spacecraft Found in HiRISE Images | November 3, 2009
UANews | Despite very low light, HiRISE has taken images of the Phoenix Mars Lander blanketed by carbon-dioxide ice. | Science and Technology
It’s OK to Walk Away, A Law Professor Argues | November 3, 2009
Wall Street Journal | New research by Brent T. White, associate professor of law at the UA, argues that sometimes walking away from a mortgage that is underwater is the best course of action. | Business and Law
Leadership Training, One Day at a Time | November 3, 2009
UANews | The ATLAS program offers affordable leadership training for UA students, faculty and staff – and now community members as well. | Teaching and Students
Zoritch Dies in 90s; Dancer, UA Professor | November 3, 2009
Arizona Daily Star | George Zoritch, a former professor at the UA and well-known ballet dancer, died on Sunday.
University of Arizona device could make solar power cheaper | November 3, 2009
Arizona Daily Star | UA Steward Observatory Mirror Lab director Roger Angel has produced a prototype solar device that, if developed for mass production, could generate electricity for $1 a watt. | Science and Technology
Dr. Fernando Martinez Appointed Director of the BIO5 Institute | November 2, 2009
UANews | Martinez is one of the most highly regarded researchers worldwide in childhood lung diseases. | Health | Science and Technology
Cleaning Dirty Air Risks Costlier Arizona Water | November 2, 2009
Arizona Republic | Sharon Megdal, director of the UA's Water Resources Research Center, says the cost of treating and delivering water to Arizona communities is likely to increase in the coming years.
Homecoming Celebrates Wilbur’s 50th Anniversary | November 2, 2009
UANews | More than 50,000 guests are expected to participate in this year's Homecoming events. | General News
Valley Fever | November 2, 2009
KAET-TV | Dr. John Galgiani, director of the UA's Valley Fever Center for Excellence, appeared on KAET's "Horizon" to discuss efforts to combat the disease. | Health
Just When You Thought Spiders Couldn't Get Creepier | November 2, 2009
Los Angeles Times | UA entomologist Christopher Meehan discovered the only known species of vegetarian spider.
Faculty Essays Published in Book Benefitting People of Darfur | November 2, 2009
UANews | The writings of UA lecturer Beth Alvarado and several University alumni have been published in a book that will provide funds to the Save Darfur Coalition. | Arts and Humanities
Artists, Educators to Discuss Representations of Identity in the Arts | October 30, 2009
UANews | The Union Gallery is hosting a panel discussion with local artists, educators and community members on Nov. 5 to coincide with its "Finding Voice" photo exhibition, which features the works of local refugee and immigrant students. | Arts and Humanities | General News
Modern Streetcars On Track to Begin in 2011 | October 30, 2009
UANews | About a quarter of Tucson's proposed new streetcar system will run through the UA and will connect the campus with other Downtown areas. The project, one of the keys in the city's redevelopment, has been approved to move into the final design and construction stages.  | General News
UA Entomologist Wins Grant to Develop Malaria-Resistant Mosquito | October 30, 2009
UANews | Michael Riehle is among scientists from around the world selected for their unconventional projects to fight infectious diseases. | Science and Technology
Artist Profile: Classical Guitarist Matt Palmer | October 30, 2009
Guitar International | On his way to becoming a prominent classical guitarist, Matt Palmer studied at the UA under Tom Patterson and David Russell. | Arts and Humanities
UA Education Program Offers Hybrid Option | October 30, 2009
UANews | Those on the path to becoming principals and superintendents in the state of Arizona now have the option of enrolling in UA's educational leadership program's hybrid option. | Social Sciences and Education
Simulations Show How Earth-Like Planets Can Form | October 30, 2009
SPACE.com | Recent research led by UA planetary scientists looked at the dynamics behind the formation of Earth-like planets. | Science and Technology
USDA Finds More Show Pigs With H1N1 Flu Virus | October 30, 2009
ABC News | Recent research conducted at the UA found that the H1N1 virus likely circulated in pigs for more than 10 years before spreading to humans. | Health
Anthropologists Call for Improved Global Response to Animal-Borne Infectious Diseases | October 29, 2009
UANews | UA Regents' Professor Mark Nichter was part of a panel of experts calling for improved coordination between countries to help stem disease outbreaks brought on by animal-borne pathogens. | Health | Social Sciences and Education
Germs On a Plane: Flying With the Flu | October 29, 2009
U.S. News & World Report | Travelers who cancel airplane trips during a pandemic might just as well fly, because diseases like the H1N1 flu strain will spread globally anyway. | Health
Biosphere 2 Fellow's Halloween Talk is on 'Monsters of the Deep' | October 29, 2009
UANews | Scary-looking giant water bugs are models of fatherhood and important in our world. | Science and Technology
Local scene: Young filmmaker rewarded | October 29, 2009
Arizona Daily Star | A UA media arts student who began making films when he was in high school is the first winner of the Jim Ferguson Broadcast Film Critics Association Scholarship. | Arts and Humanities
Francona Thrilled for Good Friend Mills | October 29, 2009
MLB.com | Brad Mills, a former All-American at the UA, was recently named the new manager for the Houston Astros. Mills most recently served as the bench coach for another former Wildcat, Boston Red Sox manager Terry Francona.
Professor Working to Advance Computing as a Science | October 28, 2009
UANews | Chiefly concerned with understanding how processes work, computation has garnered a reputation for not being a true science. But Richard T. Snodgrass, a UA computer science professor, has received a National Science Foundation grant to work to change that. | Science and Technology
Project Sage Special Report: Sustainability Through Engineering | October 28, 2009
UANews | Work at the UA's Engineering Research Center for Environmentally Benign Semiconductor Manufacturing is leading to to advancements in reducing water and energy consumption. | Science and Technology
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