Germs Lurking in Your Laundry? | October 22, 2009
CBS News | UA microbiologist Chuck Gerba and other experts shoot down the widely held notion that the washing machine is one of the cleanest places in the home. | General News | Health | Science and Technology
Study Seeks Stroke Survivors for Tai Chi Exercise Class | October 23, 2009
UANews | The UA College of Nursing is seeking stroke survivors to participate in a free, 12-week program of tai chi. | Health
A 200,000-Year-Old Cut of Meat | October 23, 2009
Discovery Channel | New archaeological evidence shows that people living at a Paleolithic cave site in Israel between 400,000 and 250,000 years ago were successful big-game hunters who shared meat differently in earlier and later times.   | Science and Technology
Law Hosting Discussion on Real Estate Development, Environmental Law | October 23, 2009
UANews | The UA James E. Rogers College of Law is hosting a panel discussion on the use of land and how it affects the environment. | Business and Law | General News
UA Economist and Others Weigh in on Recovery | October 23, 2009
KPHO-TV | As the U.S. looks for signs of economic recovery, Arizona economists provide their forecast on a timeline for the state to begin showing economic gains. | Business and Law
School of Mind, Brain, and Behavior to Offer New Teaching and Research Avenues | October 22, 2009
UANews | The school, which includes psychology, speech, language and hearing sciences, neuroscience and cognitive science, will also offer new undergraduate majors and collaborative projects between researchers. | Health | Science and Technology | Social Sciences and Education
Scalia, Breyer to Discuss Constitution at UA-Hosted Event | October 22, 2009
UANews | The UA’s William H. Rehnquist Center is hosting this rare opportunity to watch to sitting Supreme Court justices discuss the U.S. Constitution. Arizona Public Media will broadcast the discussion live. | Business and Law
Car-Sharing Services Cut Cost of Ownership | October 22, 2009
New York Times | A car-sharing service offered at the UA is becoming a national trend on college campuses. | General News
Wildcats Look to Move Up in BCS Rankings, Face UCLA | October 22, 2009
UANews | The Arizona Wildcats battle to stay in contention in the Pac-10 and move up in the Bowl Championship Series rankings when they host he UCLA Bruins. | Sports
Prehistoric Clovis Culture Roamed Southwards | October 22, 2009
Nature | A research team led by the UA's Vance Holliday discovered a site in Mexico containing evidence for the Clovis culture. | Science and Technology
T-Health Institute Officially Opens on Friday | October 22, 2009
UANews | The Arizona Telemedicine Program is hosting the grand opening event for the T-Health Institute. | Health
A Need to Connect | October 22, 2009
Indian Country Today | The Native Research Network is bringing together American Indian researchers from across the country. | Social Sciences and Education
Arizona Cancer Center Gets $5M grant | October 22, 2009
Phoenix Business Journal | The largest gift for research in the history of the Arizona Cancer Center will support breast cancer research.
Students Debate Ethics of Job Creation, Environmental Consequences | October 21, 2009
UANews | The seventh annual Eller Ethics Case Competition pits student teams from more than two dozen college and universities on moral issues that businesses face. | Business and Law | Teaching and Students
University of Arizona's SEED [pod] House | October 21, 2009
EcoHome Magazine | The students responible for the UA's entry in the 2009 Solar Decathlon used the competition as an opportunity to innovate. | Science and Technology
Retired Retail Executive Donates $5M Estate Gift to Arizona Cancer Center | October 21, 2009
UANews | The endowment fund will support breast cancer research. | Health
Doctor, Can You See Me Now? | October 21, 2009
Wall Street Journal | The Arizona Telemedicine Program at the UA is a leader in the national trend of using video to connect with patients in rural areas. | Health
Meeting Examines Benefits, Costs of Developing Solar Energy | October 21, 2009
UANews | A workshop and seminar will offer a variety of experts with information and opinions on the associated costs of producing solar energy. | Science and Technology
Philosophy Student Wins Greek Studies Prize | October 20, 2009
UANews | The Phi Beta Kappa Society awarded its annual Sibley Fellowship to Michelle Jenkins for her dissertation on Plato. | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
LaRose Inducted Into Arizona Golf Hall of Fame | October 21, 2009
UANews | Arizona head men's golf coach Rick LaRose will be inducted into the Arizona Golf Hall of Fame on Nov. 23. | Sports
Biosphere 2 Lectures Focus on Weather and Climate | October 20, 2009
UANews | UA weather and climate experts will talk about their research at noon on Saturdays at Biosphere 2. | Science and Technology
New Lecture Series Centers on Security Issues | October 20, 2009
UANews | Christian Collberg, a UA professor who recently published a book about software security has launched a lecture series featuring experts on computer security issues. | Science and Technology
Statewide Summit on American Indian Education Held at UA | October 19, 2009
UANews | The event was the second in a series of planned meetings to formalize ways that will help American Indian students succeed in higher education. | Teaching and Students
Think Tank Reports High Demand | October 19, 2009
UANews | The Think Tank, the UA's center for academic support services, offers tutoring, peer mentoring and weekly course reviews. | Teaching and Students
Nymeyer Named NCAA Woman of the Year | October 19, 2009
UANews | UA swimmer Lacey Nymeyer was honored as the 19th NCAA Woman of the Year. She joins Tanya Hughes (1994) and teammate Whitney Myers (2007) as UA honorees of prestigious annual award. | Sports
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