UANews.org Takes Two Regional Emmy Awards | October 5, 2008
Will Holst, who produces video content for the UA, earned two Emmy awards at the regional ceremony held Saturday. | Arts and Humanities | Campus News | General News
UA Pediatrics Department Earns Major Grant | October 3, 2008
The UA's pediatrics department received a $44 million grant to participate in a national children's study, naming the UA one of 36 new centers. | General News | Health | Social Sciences and Education
UA Shares NSF Grant for Research on Securing Databases | October 3, 2008
Computer science professor Richard Snodgrass and his colleagues have earned a National Science Foundation grant that will allow them to bevelop a more breech-free system. | Science and Technology
UA Celebrating Coming Out Week | October 3, 2008
The annual Coming Out Week event at the UA features workshops, discussions, fairs, films and parties. | General News | Teaching and Students
New Campylobacter Vaccine for Poultry | October 3, 2008
UA researchers are finding a new way to reduce food-borne illness in humans. | Health | Science and Technology
Project Vote Smart, UA Hosting Debates | October 3, 2008
The series will bring together experts on a variety of local and national issues including the economy, transportation and the law. | Social Sciences and Education
UA Researchers Invite Community to Migration and Health Forum | October 2, 2008
The Binational Migration Institute will share research and analysis at a free public forum. | General News | Social Sciences and Education
Wildcat Football Team Returns Home to Face Washington | October 2, 2008
The Arizona Wildcats look for their fifth consecutive victory at home this Saturday when they face off against the Washington Huskies. | Sports
Urbanization in Africa at Dawn of 20th Century Marked Outbreak of HIV | October 1, 2008
UA ecologist Michael Worobey and his colleagues have traced the origin of the HIV/AIDS pandemic to colonial Africa at the turn of the 20th century. | Health | Science and Technology
Third Annual Multicultural Career Expo a Community Affair | October 1, 2008
All UA students are invited to visit with representatives from the 27 employers participating in the expo. | Teaching and Students
Library Exhibit on Mexico's Colonial Period Opens with Lecture Series | October 1, 2008
The opening lecture is presented by UA history professor William Beezley and is free and open to the public. | Arts and Humanities
Annual Plant Sale Highlights Fall at Boyce Thompson Arboretum | October 1, 2008
This fall's annual plant sale at the Boyce Thompson Abrboretum also will include lectures, tours and even cooking demonstrations. | General News
Major Union of Wildcat Families Begins Friday | September 30, 2008
Family Weekend, a three-day event that brings together University affiliates and supporters, kicks off on Friday. | General News | Teaching and Students
Arizona Corporation Commissioner to Speak on Renewable Energy | September 30, 2008
Kristin Mayes is the second presenter in the UA's Sustainability Speaker Series. | General News | Science and Technology
Contemporary Artists to Speak their Truths | September 30, 2008
Artists Luis Gispert and Michael Ray Charles are among the artists who will speak during the UA School of Art's lecture series. | Arts and Humanities
Eller Experts Hosting Roundtable on Financial Markets, Economy | September 30, 2008
The UA's Eller College of Management is hosting a conversation with experts about the current state of the economy. | Business and Law
Phoenix Lander Sees Falling Snow, Soil Data Suggest Liquid Past | September 29, 2008
Lander experiments also indicate calcium carbonate, and particles that could be clay. | Science and Technology
Speaker Series Focusing on Variety of Legal Issues | September 29, 2008
The James E. Rogers College of Law is bringing a number of speakers to the UA this fall to speak on topics such as military sentencing, immigration and the criminal justice system.  | Business and Law
Understanding Underground Stems Focus of $4M NSF Grant | September 29, 2008
The genetics and development of rhizomes is the focus of a grant to a UA-led team. | Science and Technology
Regents Approve UA’s Capital Plans | September 26, 2008
The Arizona Board of Regents approved the UA's three-year capital improvement plan at its recent meeting in Flagstaff. | General News
BIO5 to Host 7th Arizona Biosciences Leadership Symposium | September 28, 2008
The event begins on Oct. 6 and features speakers from around the country. | Health | Science and Technology
Mexican Science and Technology Council Deputy Director to Visit Campus | September 26, 2008
The agency currently funds studies for more than 100 graduate students at the UA and also funds Binational studies in optics and toxicology. | General News | Science and Technology
NASA Orbiter Reveals Rock Fracture Plumbing on Mars | September 26, 2008
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has spotted hundreds of small fractures on the Martian surface. | General News | Science and Technology
UA Students Co-Hosting Regional Conference | September 26, 2008
Regional members of the National Black Graduate Student Association are hosting a conference at the UA in October that will focus on issues in the Black community. | Business and Law | General News | Health | Science and Technology | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
Student-Organized Panel to Discuss Ballot Initiatives | September 26, 2008
A group of UA student organizations have convened a panel of experts to talk about three of the propositions scheduled to be on the Nov. 4 ballot. | Business and Law | General News | Teaching and Students
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