Professor Darrel Goll Passes Away | July 24, 2008
Goll will be remembered as the ultimate academic and a distinguished researcher who excelled in his service to the University. | Campus News | General News | Teaching and Students
Internationally Renowned Islet Cell Transplant Surgeon Joins UA | July 24, 2008
Dr. Horacio L. Rilo's appointment is part of a vision to build a Cellular Transplantation Institute at the UA College of Medicine. | Campus News | Health | Teaching and Students
The Force Behind 'WaveLengths' | July 24, 2008
Mosquito control and space exploration are among the topics being considered in "WaveLengths." | Campus News
Grant to Fund Education of Watershed Stewards | July 24, 2008
The UA Cooperative Extension in Graham County will develop courses in watershed science for a program to educate eastern Arizona residents about the importance of the Gila River and its tributaries. Organizers also want to mobilize volunteers to work on area conservation projects. | Campus News
Gail Burd Selected as Vice Provost for Academic Affairs | July 24, 2008
Burd will be responsible for helping colleges and departments develop their academic degree programs. | Campus News
Phoenix Mars Lander Prepares for Next Sample Analysis | July 23, 2008
The team plans to collect samples for the UA's TEGA at almost the coldest part of the day. | Science and Technology
UA Receives More Than $4M in Fellowships From Science Foundation Arizona | July 23, 2008
Fifty top graduate researchers were recruited to the UA through Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship program. | General News | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
Arizona Public Media Launches New Series | July 23, 2008
"WaveLengths" is a new series exploring a number of research projects that are working to improve the lives of people in southern Arizona and around the world. | General News | Science and Technology
UA Solar Race Team Finishes Grueling 2,400-Mile Race | July 22, 2008
The UA solar race team perseveres to finish in 10th place.    | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
Arizona Governor Visits Phoenix Mars Team Working at UA | July 22, 2008
The lander was working a 33-hour workshift on Mars when Gov. Napolitano visited its science operations center in Tucson. | General News | Science and Technology
High School to College Program Begins This Week | July 22, 2008
The weeklong program gives high school students real-life experience on campus, plus facts to demystify the admissions and enrollment proess. | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
SkyCenter Launching Summer Science Program on Mt. Lemmon | July 21, 2008
The Mount Lemmon SkyCenter invites the public to DiscoveryDays to learn about the unique science taking place on the sky island. | Science and Technology | Social Sciences and Education
Phoenix Mars Lander Works Through the Night | July 21, 2008
The lander is studying Mars' atmosphere and ground at the same time Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter does. | Science and Technology
Campus Librarians Teaching For-Credit Courses | July 21, 2008
Librarians have been teaching various topics for years, but this is the first time that UA librarians have offered for-credit coursework. | General News | Teaching and Students
Remembering an Empire | July 21, 2008
The UA Libraries is currently showing an exhibit that details the history of Empire Ranch, one of the largest cattle ranches in Arizona, and the West, during the territorial days. | General News | Social Sciences and Education
Gov. Napolitano to Visit Phoenix Mission Operations Center | July 18, 2008
Gov. Janet Napolitano will tour the Phoenix Mars Mission Science Operations Center with UA President Robert N. Shelton and receive a briefing from Phoenix Mission Principal Investigator Peter Smith. | General News | Science and Technology
More than Two Dozen Arizona Athletes to Take Part in Olympics | July 18, 2008
During the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing, a group of 30 UA athletes, coaches and staff will try for the gold. | Campus News | Sports | Teaching and Students
Phoenix Mars Lander Continues Tests With Rasp | July 18, 2008
The Phoenix team will tell the lander to do a second, larger test of using a motorized rasp to produce and gather shavings of frozen ground. | Science and Technology
3-D Views Posted From Phoenix Mars Lander | July 17, 2008
The Phoenix Mars Mission has released stereo images of the Martian surface near the Phoenix lander. | Science and Technology
Desert Laboratory Director Honored by Ecological Society of America | July 17, 2008
UA Desert Laboratory Director Michael Rosenzweig has been elected Eminent Ecologist of the Year by the Ecological Society of America. | Campus News | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
The New 'Things to Do at the U' Brochure is Here | July 16, 2008
The useful guide is ideal for groups visiting from out of town for conferences and special events. | Campus News
Phoenix Mars Lander Rasps Frozen Layer, Collects Sample | July 16, 2008
Phoenix's rasp and robotic arm scoop proved they can drill into frozen soil and collect the shavings for lander ovens. | Science and Technology
A Coca-Cola Campus | July 16, 2008
The UA has selected Coca-Cola as its exclusive beverage provider.  | General News | Teaching and Students
New Grant for UA Researcher Advocating for Women | July 16, 2008
Nina Rabin, of the UA's Southwest Institute for Research on Women, recently receved a two-year grant to continue projects that are attempting to improve the condition of immigrant women. | Campus News
UA Lecture Series Follows European Missionaries | July 16, 2008
Four scholars from the UA history department will trace the steps and measure the impact of Christian missionaries from Europe on other lands. | General News | Social Sciences and Education
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