University Provides Network of Staff and Resources for Student Safety UANews | Students have the support of a network of campus safety professionals who offer safety programs, tips, resources and services.
UA Prepared for Return of H1N1 VirusUANews | Campus Health will begin offering seasonal flu vaccinations next month and the H1N1 flu vaccine later this fall.
Expo to Feature Screening of New National Parks Film, Panel Discussion UANews | An outdoor family expo on the UA campus will feature a screening of the new Ken Burns film, "The National Parks," and a panel discussion.
Israeli and Palestinian Leaders to Discuss Water Management, in ArizonaUANews | Tucson is the setting for an important conversation with Israeli and Palestinian officials about water management in the Middle East.
Student Union Introduces New Restaurant, Revamps U-MartUANews | Tikka's, a restaurant serving Indian cuisine, is the newest addition to the Student Union Memorial Center, where the U-Mart convenience store also has just received an upgrade.
Newest Form of Financial Aid: LaptopsUANews | The MacBook Scholars Program, in its first year, is providing 500 freshman students with new computers to assist them in succeeding academically at the UA.
Arizona Assurance Scholars Learning to Focus on SuccessUANews | Professional and peer mentors will help the 700 plus new Arizona Assurance scholars succeed academically and connect with UA resources.
Science, Engineering, Honors See Notable Increases in Student EnrollmentUANews | The UA has seen increased enrollments in the science and engineering while the Honors College has welcomed the largest class of incoming freshmen in its history.
Quality, Value and Outreach Contribute to Record DiversityUANews | The UA's record-setting freshman class brings it significantly closer to reflecting the diversity of the state of Arizona.
U.S. News Ranks UA’s MIS Program 1st Among Public UniversitiesUANews | This year, the Eller College's MIS program ranked first among all public universities and third overall.
UA Enrollment: Growth, Diversity and QualityUANews | The UA student body is about to get bigger, smarter and more diverse. Big gains were made in enrollment, diversity and academic quality.
Construction Under Way on New Residence HallsUANews | The UA has begun construction on two new campus housing facilities that are due to open in the fall semester of 2011.
UA Journalism Faculty RecognizedUANews | Journalism faculty members David Cuillier, Shahira Fahmy and Jeannine Relly figured prominently in this year's annual AEJMC conference held this month in Boston.
Wildcat Welcome Gets Kicked Off this MonthUANews | Wildcat Welcome offers 10 days of events to formally welcome new UA students to the campus community.
Solar Panels Quickly Covering Second Street GarageUANews | Workers are quickly assembling the structural steel and photovoltaic panels that will generate electricity and provide shade atop the central campus structure.
Quiet Friend of UA, Community 'Will be Missed'UANews | UA graduate Bill Estes left his mark on campus with gifts to support a range of education, athletic and public projects.
UA SkyCenter to Host Perseid Meteor Shower Program UANews | The Mount Lemmon SkyCenter will host a special program for viewing the Perseid meteor shower.
Five Gymnasts Named Academic All-Americans UANews | A group of Wildcat gymnasts have been honored by the National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches/Women as Academic All-Americans.
Regents Look at Ways to Increase Undergraduate DegreesUANews | Representatives from all three state universities presented models for increasing the number of undergraduate degree recipients throughout the state.
Former ABOR Member Ralph A. Watkins Dies at 83UANews | Ralph Armstead Watkins, Jr., who served as a member of the Arizona Board of Regents, died Aug. 2 at his home in Glendale, Ariz.