UA Class a Model for Innovative Art EducationUANews | Marissa McClure, who teaches a forward-thinking and engaging service-learning course in the UA's School of Art, recently wrote a chapter about the class that has been published in a new book.
Former UA Press Editor-in-Chief Dies UANews | Elizabeth Shaw, a UA alumna who previously served as editor-in-chief of the UA Press, died in October. A "Celebration of Life" ceremony in her memory will be held at the UA Poetry Center on Jan. 8.
UA Acquires Major Collection of Medieval WorkUANews | Special Collections has acquired an important library of late Medieval and reformation history at the same time a related UA division has completed fundraising for an endowed chair in the discipline.
'Exchanged' Exhibition Showcases Student PhotographsUANews | UA students taking an advanced photography class are displaying works they produced throughout the semester. The photos, exploring memories and items of remembrance, are on display through Friday, Dec. 17.
Special Collections to Screen U.S.-Mexico Border DocumentaryUANews | While taking a course on borderlands issues in the School of Journalism, Curtis Prendergast, Austin Counts and Kristen Boele produced a documentary film that will be screened at the UA on Wednesday, Dec. 8.
Building Community Through Recycled ArtUANews | UA students used recycled bicycle parts to design and make jewelry, artwork and other creations to support BICAS, a Tucson-based nonprofit organization committed to recycling bicycles, promoting arts and education and supporting bicycle culture.
UA Students Head Up Downtown Installation ExhibitionUANews | A group of students in James Cook's installation course this semester created original works that will be on exhibition at a local gallery during a show that opened Saturday, Dec. 4. Several class members used the medium to investigate humanitarian issues and emotions.