Arts and Humanities

"Art of Democracy” Exhibition Now Open | October 27, 2008
UANews | The traveling exhibition explores the state of politics in the United States. | Arts and Humanities
Award-Winning Author to Give UA Hispanic Heritage Month Address | October 20, 2008
UANews | Stephanie Elizondo Griest, who is celebrated for her writings, will speak on campus on Oct. 23 as part of the UA's Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. | Arts and Humanities | General News
UA Award-Winning Poets to Share Their Work | October 13, 2008
UANews | The UA Poetry Center and UA Press are working together to highlight the poetry of Luci Tapahonso and Ofelia Zepeda with a book release party. | Arts and Humanities | General News | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
Archaeological Dig in Greece Returns Important Finds | October 8, 2008
UANews | Working at Mt. Lykaion, UA students and faculty are involved in what is considered the most important dig underway in Greece. | Arts and Humanities | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
State Museum Offering Program for the Visually Impaired | October 8, 2008
UANews | The Arizona State Museum, in recognition of Art Beyond Sight Awareness Month, is hosting a multisensory adventure for individuals who are visually impaired. | Arts and Humanities
UANews Takes Two Regional Emmy Awards | October 5, 2008
UANews | 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
Library Exhibit on Mexico's Colonial Period Opens with Lecture Series | October 1, 2008
UANews | The opening lecture is presented by UA history professor William Beezley and is free and open to the public. | Arts and Humanities
Contemporary Artists to Speak their Truths | September 30, 2008
UANews | 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
School of Music Hosts Free Festival | September 25, 2008
UANews | The two-day festival begins with a symposium featuring the country's leading scholars on the music of Olivier Messiaen and George Crumb. | Arts and Humanities
Indigenous Scholars Visit UA | September 19, 2008
UANews | Noted Cherokee chief and activist Wilma Mankiller will lecture at the UA Gallagher Theatre on Sept. 29. | Arts and Humanities | General News | Social Sciences and Education
Solo Exhibit Explores Sorrow | September 19, 2008
UANews | The Arizona State Museum is featuring some of the most recent works by local artist Daniel Martin Diaz. | Arts and Humanities | General News | Teaching and Students
Multisensory Adventure for Visually Impaired Offered at Arizona State Museum | September 17, 2008
UANews | The Arizona State Museum will offer those with vision loss a museum experience centered on the Pottey Project exhibit. | Arts and Humanities | Campus News
Guatemalan Artist Exhibition a Gateway to Study Abroad | September 15, 2008
UANews | The UA Center for Latin American Studies hosts Mayan artist Carlos Chavez. | Arts and Humanities | Social Sciences and Education
UA Press Book Named Finalist in ONEBOOKAZ 2009 Contest | September 15, 2008
UANews | Erec Toso's "Zero at the Bone" is a finalist in the ONEBOOKAZ 2009 contest. | Arts and Humanities | General News
Award-winning Novelist to Read at UA | September 15, 2008
UANews | Novelist Marilynne Robinson will read selections from her works at the UA Poetry Center on Friday at 8 p.m. Robinson's work has earned one Pulitzer Prize and a nomination for another, as well as other awards. | Arts and Humanities | General News
'Power Struggles' Illuminates History of Technological Change | August 25, 2008
UANews | The Edison Electric Light Company, the world's first large-scale electrical system, owed its existence to decades of technological development that preceded it. | Arts and Humanities | Science and Technology | Social Sciences and Education
Center Invites Public to View Photo Exhibit | August 22, 2008
UANews | Sales from the annual photo exhibit go toward scholarships for Middle Eastern studies students. | Arts and Humanities | Social Sciences and Education
UA Press Books and Authors in the National Spotlight | August 20, 2008
UANews | Some of the most prominent news organizations in the country have recently highlighted books and authors from UA Press. | Arts and Humanities | Business and Law | General News | Social Sciences and Education
A History on Women in Commerce in Downtown Tucson | August 15, 2008
UANews | UA research associate Rosi Andrade is wrapping up a multi-year project to document the lives of women business owners in downtown Tucson. | Arts and Humanities | General News | Social Sciences and Education
Art in 360 Degrees | August 14, 2008
UANews | Christopher McGinnis, a UA fine arts student, worked with dance professor Douglas R. Nielsen on a collaborative project that views art and dance from all perspectives – not just head on. | Arts and Humanities | General News | Teaching and Students
Renowned Spanish Medieval Altarpiece Returns to UAMA | July 29, 2008
UANews | New research has unlocked 500-year-old secrets about "The Altarpiece from Ciudad Rodrigo." | Arts and Humanities
Proposed New Degree Programs Begin Application Process | July 25, 2008
UANews | The UA has received regents approval to begin the application process to develop new undergraduate and graduate degree programs. | Arts and Humanities | Campus News | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
Stay-Cation at the UA | July 11, 2008
UANews | The UA campus offers numerous attractions for those staying close to home during their summer vacations. | Arts and Humanities | Business and Law | General News
Arizona State Museum Director Hartman H. Lomawaima Passes Away | July 8, 2008
UANews | Lomawaima was only the sixth director, and the first American Indian, in the 115-year history of the Arizona State Museum. | Arts and Humanities | Campus News | General News | Social Sciences and Education
New Book by UA History Professor Examines Mexican National Identity | July 3, 2008
UANews | William Beezley examined how festivals, children’s games, almanacs and puppet theaters reflected Mexican national identity. | Arts and Humanities | Social Sciences and Education
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