Leaders in Environmental Science Meet at Biosphere 2 | October 15, 2009
UANews | Scientists from around the world are meeting at Biosphere 2 to determine how changing precipitation patterns will affect the ecosystems that help to feed, fuel, and house modern society. | Science and Technology
Even in the Rain, UA Solar Decathlon Team Shines | October 15, 2009
UANews | The chief executive officer of a power company, the head of a solar company and a member of Congress joined hundreds of visitors at the UA's Solar Decathlon house. | Business and Law | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
Wildcats Home for Family Weekend | October 15, 2009
UANews | Arizona opens a three-game homestand against the Stanford Cardinal on Saturday. | Sports
Caltech Scientist to Join UA Engineering Faculty | October 15, 2009
UANews | Caltech scientist Wolfgang Fink will become the first Edward and Maria Keonjian Distinguished Professor in the UA College of Engineering. | Science and Technology
O'Connor to Sit with Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals at UA | October 15, 2009
UANews | Next week, retired Associate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor will serve on a three-member panel that is hearing cases that are being appealed. | Business and Law | General News
Writing Centers Focus on Peer to Peer Learning | October 14, 2009
UANews | UA GEAR UP staff, which include master's and doctoral students from the College of Humanities, are helping develop peer to peer writing skills for Sunnyside Unified high school students.  | Teaching and Students
Upcoming Events Focusing on Open Access of Information | October 14, 2009
UANews | The UA Libraries is celebrating "Open Access Week" this month in celebration of the public's right to access to information and scholarship. | General News | Science and Technology
UA Poetry Center Presents New Work of Lucinda Bliss | October 14, 2009
UANews | Lucinda Bliss has completed a new collection of work that considers ecological and social challenges. Her work is currently on display at the UA Poetry Center. | Arts and Humanities | General News
UA Students Learning to Teach About the Holocaust | October 14, 2009
UANews | UA elementary education students are learning about ways to appropriately teach about the Holocaust during a conference being held in Tucson this week. | General News | Social Sciences and Education
Family Weekend Gets Kicked Off | October 14, 2009
UANews | Hundreds of people are expected to attend the UA's Family Weekend events, which get kicked off this week. | General News | Sports | Teaching and Students
More Than $81M in Stimulus Funding Awarded to UA for 122 Research Projects, Creating or Preserving the Equivalent of 157 Jobs | October 13, 2009
UANews | The grants will will a wide range of endeavors and will influence the creation or preservation of the equivalent of 157 full-time jobs in Arizona. | General News
Poetry Center Building Earns Architects Design Award | October 13, 2009
UANews | The UA Poetry Center's Helen S. Schaefer Building has received the Arizona American Institute of Architects' Design Award. | Arts and Humanities
Journalism Students to Honor Zenger Award Winner | October 13, 2009
UANews | Navajo Times publisher Tom Arviso Jr. will be honored at a traditional ceremony on Oct. 19. | Social Sciences and Education
Science Cafe Serves up Bugs | October 12, 2009
UANews | Carl "Bug Man" Olson shares the importance of the insect species found in Arizona and will help people to identify and live with insects around their homes. | Science and Technology
Worobey Receives Sterling Controversy Prize | October 12, 2009
UANews | UA evolutionary biologist Michael Worobey has earned the Simon Fraser University's Nora and Ted Sterling prize in support of controversy. | Health | Science and Technology
Herbivory Discovered in a Spider | October 12, 2009
UANews | Ecology and evolutionary biology graduate student Christopher Meehan is the co-discoverer of the first known vegetarian spider. | Science and Technology
UA Professor Elected to Institute of Medicine of the National Academies | October 12, 2009
UANews | Dr. Setsuko K. Chambers has been elected a member of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies. Election to the Institute is considered one of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine. | Health
UA Hosting, Screening LGBT Storytelling Project | October 12, 2009
UANews | The UA's Institute for LGBT Studies is collaborating with local award-winning filmmaker, Jamie A. Lee, on a project that is intended to become a statewide archive of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community members' oral histories. | Arts and Humanities
Arizona Supreme Court Welcomes Newest Member at UA Ceremony | October 9, 2009
UANews | Gov. Jan Brewer and the current members of the Arizona Supreme Court attended the UA-hosted investiture of Justice A. John Pelander, a UA alumnus. | Business and Law
Improving the Sleep Cycle | October 9, 2009
UANews | Dr. Richard R. Bootzin, a nationally known sleep expert, will talk about about research related to treatment of sleep disorders and practical ways people can improve their sleeping patterns. | General News | Science and Technology
Researchers to Study How Dogs Decrease Asthma Susceptibility | October 9, 2009
UANews | Researchers at the UA aim to learn more about how the presence of dogs at home seems to reduce the risk of children contracting asthma and its related conditions later in life. | Health
Laramie Project Sequel to Play at Centennial Hall | October 9, 2009
UANews | The UA's Centennial Hall will be one of more than a hundred sites hosting a dramatic reading of the sequel to "The Laramie Project" on Monday evening. | Arts and Humanities
Law Professor to Serve on National Ethics Commission | October 9, 2009
UANews | UA law professor Ted Schneyer, an expert on ethics and regulation, will serve on a national commission that will make recommendations affecting the future of ethical codes and regulation in law. | Business and Law | General News
Documentary Takes Viewers Behind the Scenes of Phoenix Mission | October 9, 2009
UANews | A team of filmmakers from Arizona Public Media have produced a second documentary on the UA-led Phoenix Mars Mission. | General News
Student Exchange Store Buying and Selling Sustainability | October 8, 2009
UANews | UA students operate and manage the Student Exchange Store at the Park Student Union. The store purchases and sells gently used UA student items and sells new clothes, books and school supplies at a discount. | Business and Law | Teaching and Students
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