Music Festival and Symposium Begins Oct. 17 | October 8, 2009
UANews | The music of Ives and Copland will be featured during the two-day festival, which includes four concerts and an introductory symposium.  | Arts and Humanities
Cats, Huskies to Battle in Seattle | October 8, 2009
UANews | Arizona completes a three-game road swing in Seattle against the Washington Huskies. | Sports
$7.5M Stimulus Grant to Fund Translational Medicinal Chemistry Program | October 8, 2009
UANews | The National Institutes of Health has awarded a $7.5 million grant to the UA and TGen to fund a drug discovery and development center. | Health
Truth, Tolerance in the Modern World | October 7, 2009
UANews | UA students worked with a statewide organization to bring a collection of paintings primarily by Chinese artists that explore the depth of human compassion, tolerance and understanding. | Arts and Humanities | General News | Teaching and Students
UA Scores Well in Sustainability Report Card | October 7, 2009
UANews | The Sustainable Endowments Institute's "College Sustainability Report Card 2010" again lists the University of Arizona as one of the most environmentally sensitive campuses in the nation. | General News | Science and Technology
Poet Sandra Alcosser to Read at UA | October 7, 2009
UANews | Award-winning poet Sandra Alcosser will share her work during an Oct. 9 event at the UA Poetry Center | Arts and Humanities
UA Gallery Exhibits Photography by High School Students | October 6, 2009
UANews | The "Finding Voice" runs from Oct. 16 through Nov. 13 at the UA's Union Gallery. | Arts and Humanities
Southern Arizona Telescopes Will Point at Lunar Impact Early Friday | October 6, 2009
UANews | Astronomers at the some of the best ground-based telescopes in southern Arizona plan to observe two lunar impacts at 4:30 a.m. and 4:34 a.m. Arizona time Friday. | Science and Technology
Church Attendance, Marital Status Can Affect Mood of Older Adults | October 6, 2009
UANews | UA graduate student Rita Law's study to evaluate long-term effects of marital status and church attendance is among very few that have considered such a correlation. | Social Sciences and Education
‘Inverse Energy Cascade' May Energize Jupiter's Jet Streams | October 5, 2009
UANews | Jupiter's intense and persistent jet streams could be triggered by small-scale energy events, a  planetary sciences graduate student reports. | Science and Technology
Regents' Professor John Pollock, 1940-2009 | October 5, 2009
UANews | UA Regents' Professor John Pollock helped establish the UA philosophy department and cognitive science program among the premier units in the country. | Social Sciences and Education
Book Details Unraveling of Einstein Code | October 5, 2009
UANews | UA physicist and astronomer Fulvio Melia will discuss his new book, "Cracking Einstein's Code," at a book-signing event on Oct. 8 at the UA BookStore. | General News | Science and Technology
Cancer Center Partnership for Native American Cancer Prevention Awarded $15.7M | October 5, 2009
UANews | The grant provides funding to continue developing sustainable solutions to cancer disparities among Native Americans. | Health
UA Graduate Student Presents Research to Congress | October 4, 2009
UANews | UA doctoral student was one of 28 researchers nationally selected to present on Capitol Hill.  | Science and Technology
UA Intervention Training Program Goes National | October 2, 2009
UANews | The UA's STEP UP! program was developed to teach students about ways that they, as bystanders, can help prevent problematic situations or aid in remedying them. | Sports | Teaching and Students
Dean of Students Appoints Advocacy Coordinator | October 2, 2009
UANews | Erin L. Good, the new advocacy coordinator, hopes to support student's academic success in spite of trauma.  | Teaching and Students
UA Students Providing Free Computer Training on Saturday | October 1, 2009
UANews | The training will be offered in English and Spanish. | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
Drive-Through Flu Shot Clinic Offered for UA Employees and Students | October 1, 2009
UANews | Employees and students can get their seasonal flu shot by attending a drive-through clinic this weekend. | General News | Health
Astronomers Begin New Search for Dark Energy | October 1, 2009
UANews | UA astronomers are part of a major effort to map the 3-dimensional structure of the universe in a quest to understand dark energy. | Science and Technology
Author Examines Arab American Enclave | October 1, 2009
UANews | Los Angeles native Gregory Orfalea looks at growing up in the Arab American community in Los Angeles in his latest book. | Arts and Humanities | General News
Project Sage Special Report: New Designs for Smarter Buildings | September 30, 2009
UANews | Desert dwellers can look to innovative UA architecture faculty and students for more energy-and-water efficient dwellings. | Science and Technology
Project Sage Special Report: Model Houses at Bargain Prices | September 30, 2009
UANews | UA architecture students and faculty are building energy-and-water efficient houses at costs that lower-income desert dwellers can afford. The modestly priced houses could be duplicated around Tucson.   | Science and Technology
Project Sage Special Report: A Crowning Achievement in Green | September 30, 2009
UANews | An extension on UA’s architecture building waters its own one-acre desert wetlands oasis. CALA East will soon be topped by a green roof of desert plants and house a wind-tunnel that occupants will use to improve the energy audits they prepare for Arizona residences and businesses. | Science and Technology
UA Hosts Conference on Timing of Biological Events | September 30, 2009
UANews | Recent research on the study of the seasonal cycles of plants and animals will be presented during an Oct. 2 symposium that is free and open to the public. | General News | Science and Technology
UA Poetry Center to Host Annual High School Corrido Contest | September 30, 2009
UANews | On Saturday, the UA Poetry Center will host the Bilingual Corrido Contest for high school students during its Education Field Day. | Arts and Humanities | General News
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