UA News

UANews | Special Collections at The University of Arizona Main Library is hosting an exhibit honoring 50 years of publishing by the UA Press.

UANews | The Asian American community's heterogeneity is one of the central themes of this year's Asian Pacific American Heritage Month events at the UA. 

UANews | Students throughout the Phoenix area will have an opportunity to confront real-world ethical dilemmas.

UANews | Duke University researcher Tina Campt will be on campus next month for a lecture and other events that are part of the launch of the UA's doctoral degree program in women's studies.

UANews | The annual Journalism Diversity Workshop at the UA aims to train Arizona high school students and develop diverse newsrooms.

UANews | "Flavors Without Borders" is the third of the UA Provost Lecture Series, sponsored by the Well University Partnership.

UANews | Project Vote Smart and FollowTheMoney.org unveil an online tool that tracks state legislative committee rosters with campaign donor data.

UANews | The program was held at the Children's Museum of Phoenix.

UANews | "Sowing the Seeds: Promoting the Humanities in our Communities" began as a grant-funded initiative to promote the humanities and has since grown into a collective of local women writers hoping to publish their work.

UANews | Four UA graduate students have helped high school students interested in learning new media and developing their writing skills.

UANews | Participants will make soda-bottle biospheres, perform DNA fingerprinting, and analyze the genetics of breast cancer.

UANews | Teachers themselves design and drive Arizona Center for STEM Teachers programs at Biosphere 2.

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 | Undergraduate and graduate students are developing a design project for the 1,500 residents of Fronteras, Sonora, Mexico.

UANews | Nadine Basha, a former teacher who led a statewide voter effort to create a child health and development program, will be honored with the first Vision Award from the Frances McClelland Institute in the UA Norton School of Family and Consumer Sciences.

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.