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Browse Arts and Humanities stories - March, 2009
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | DecUANews | Special Collections at The University of Arizona Main Library is hosting an exhibit honoring 50 years of publishing by the UA Press.
UANews | The UA's Biosphere 2 will combine music and art with science, technology and business at its first Earth Day Festival.
UANews | New York sculptor Nick Georgiou, who is a visting artist at the UA this semester, will showcase works he has created during his stay in Tucson.
UANews | Jay-Z, Kelly Clarkson, Third Eye Blind and the Veronicas will be featued during an upcoming Arizona Stadium concert organized by UA students. Tickets go on sale Friday.
UANews | Four UA graduate students have helped high school students interested in learning new media and developing their writing skills.
UANews | The National Book Critics Circle Award committee, for the first time in its history, named two authors as their poetry award winner – one of them being UA Press author Juan Felipe Herrera.
UANews | Two Asian artists express views on the relationship between person and place in the exhibit "Spheres" at the UA's Joseph Gross Gallery this month.
UANews | Creative writing student Jonathan Walter earned the first place award in a fiction writing competition hosted by The Atlantic Monthly. One of his UA colleagues received an honorable mention.
UANews | Ana Christina DaSilva Iddings and Luis C. Moll were named Erasmus Circle Fellows, one of the highest honors that can go to UA College of Education faculty members.
UANews | Tucson Cine Mexico 2009 presents multi-award-winning films, an exclusive sneak preview, special guests and vintage science fiction during film screenings beginning Thursday, March 26.
UANews | A cultural offering of peace and a visual depiction of the meditative path to enlightenment are offered to the Tucson community.
UANews | It was years in the making. The UA and Arizona Daily Star have partnered to host the Tucson Festival of Books, a two-day event that brings to Tucson authors, publishing companies and enthusiasts from across the nation.
UANews | The Journal of Ancient Egyptian Interconnections, an electronic peer-reviewed journal, has been created out a collaboration with UA faculty and the UA Libraries.
UANews | UA graduate student Cary Groner earned a first place award in the Glimmer Train Press Fiction Open competition.
UANews | The 3.2 million-year-old remains of Lucy, the oldest and most complete adult human ancestor discovered in Africa, is the focus of a month-long lecture series.
UANews | The Arizona Commission on the Arts Artist Project allows writers to complete current projects.
UANews | The UA's Women Herstory Month events get kicked off on Tuesday and will include film screenings, panel discussions, workshops and a talent show.