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  • This Weekend, Leave the Heat Behind
    UANews | DiscoveryDay atop Mount Lemmon on Saturday offers a cool opportunity to learn about science. UA scientists and students will host a variety of activities at the summit of the Catalinas.
  • Taste of the Union, Sample of Wildcat Life
    UANews | The Arizona Student Unions and Residence Hall Association are collaborating to throw a block party on the UA Mall that's expected to draw upwards of 7,000 people Saturday, Aug. 21.
  • Red and Blue Carpet Rolls Out During Wildcat Welcome
    UANews | More than 300 UA volunteers – including President Robert Shelton – will help haul the luggage of 6,000 students, dish out barbecue or scoop ice cream during Wildcat Welcome, which runs Aug. 18-29.  
  • UA Featured in Princeton Review Best 373 Colleges
    UANews | The annual rankings have been issued, and the UA made the top 50 Best Value Public Colleges and Best Western Colleges lists.
  • UA Expands Affiliation With Phoenix Children's Hospital
    UANews | The collaboration will expand the breadth and depth of research conducted in Arizona to prevent, cure and treat childhood diseases and injuries.
  • UA-Operated Stereo Camera Selected for Mars Mission
    UANews | The UA's High Resolution Stereo Color Imager was selected as one of five instruments for the first joint mission to Mars by NASA and the European Space Agency. HiSCI is designed to uncover interactions between the Red Planet's surface and atmosphere.
  • Mexico Drug Control Efforts Reduce Meth Treatment Admissions
    UANews | Efforts by the Mexican government to control the manufacturing of methamphetamine resulted in a drop in treatment admissions in Mexico and in neighboring Texas, a study led by UA researcher James Cunningham finds.
  • Illicit Drug Purity Varies with Distance from U.S.-Mexico Border
    UANews | Distance to the border is more important for methamphetamine and heroin purity than for cocaine, according to study by UA College of Medicine researcher James Cunningham.