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  • Tuition Hearing Broadcast Live on the UA Channel and Online |
    View the tuition hearing live on the UA Channel or online today at 5 p.m. | |
  • Integrative Medicine Pioneer Giving Talk |
    Dr. Andrew Weil will talk about the future of health care in the United States during a free lecture on Thursday. | | | |
  • Pharmacy Researcher To Study the Adverse Effects of Street Drug 'Ecstasy' |
    The National Council on Drug Abuse has awarded a UA researcher $1.7 million for a study of the long-term adverse effects of the street drug ecstasy. | |
  • Annual Tuition Hearing Taking Place on Monday |
    The regents will listen to testimony about proposed tuition and fees at the three state universities for 2009-2010. |
  • Chertoff Delivers Rehnquist Center Lecture; Updates Media on Border Issues |
    Chertoff Delivers Rehnquist Center Lecture; Updates Media on Border Issues |
  • UA Wins Governor's Award for Innovation for Phoenix Mars Mission |
    The Governor's Award for Innovation goes to UA for the Phoenix Mars Mission for a second consecutive year. | |
  • Gallagher Theater Playing Up Student Films |
    The theater, located in the UA's Student Union Memorial Center, wants to be a venue for films produced by UA students regardless to whether or not they are studying film. | | |
  • Kolbe, Hershey to Debate about Globalization |
    Former Arizona Congressman Jim Kolbe and UA law faculty member Robert A. Hershey will debate this week at the UA's James E. Rogers College of Law. | | |
  • New Homo Erectus Fossil Overturns Prior Thinking About Human Brain Evolution |
    UA geoscientists were part of the team that discovered and interpreted fossil. | | |
  • Shelton: UA Defining the Modern Land-Grant University |
    UA President Robert N. Shelton gave his second State of the University address on Thursday. | |
  • Science and Society Fellows To Talk on Climate, Declining Species, Pollution |
    Fellows will highlight work on major issues in ecology and environment.    | | |
  • Jeffrey Goldberg Named Interim Dean of UA College of Engineering |
    Jeffrey Goldberg, associate dean for academic affairs in the College of Engineering, has been named interim dean of the college. | | |
  • International Education Week Promotes Global Responsibility and Leadership |
    Events begin Nov. 13 and highlight UA international recruitment, educational efforts and collaborations for study abroad. |
  • UA Scholarship to Honor Tucson Coaching Legend |
    Vern Fridli, whose coaching career in Arizona spans 45 years, is being honored with a scholarship in his name. | |
  • Olson Family Invites Community to CATwalk 2008 |
    The goal for the annual CATwalk event, a fundraiser for the Arizona Cancer Center at the UA, is $100,000. | | | |
  • Shelton to Deliver State of the University Address Today |
    The UA president's speech will be broadcast live online and televised several times throughout the month. |
  • Thousands of Photos by Former UA President Shantz Available Online |
    The University of Arizona Libraries has made Homer L. Shantz's United States and African photos available online. | | | |
  • Journalist, UA Alumnus Geraldo Rivera to Visit Campus |
    Rivera will be returning to his alma mater on Nov. 19 for a series of public events associated with the release of his new book. | | |
  • Deloria Scholar to Address Issues of Tribal Citizenship |
    David Wilkins, a noted political scientist from the University of Minnesota, will lecture on issues surrounding tribal membership in the United States. The lecture is part of a series sponsored by the American Indian Studies Program at the UA. | | |
  • Shelton Releases Tuition, Fee and Financial Aid Set-aside Recommendations |
    The recommended increases reflect the UA's determination to preserve the quality of the UA's educational experience at a time of diminishing state funding. | |
  • Next Science Café Nothing to Lose Sleep Over |
    UA researcher Richard Bootzin shares the latest advances on how to get a good night's sleep during the next Science Café on Nov. 11. | |
  • Rescue Group Celebrates 50 Years Since Its First Days at UA |
    The Southern Arizona Rescue Association, which sprang from a public meeting at the UA, is marking its 50th year this month. |
  • New UA Site in Santa Cruz County Officially Opens |
    The UA's new regional site will offer degree and continuing outreach programs to individuals living in Santa Cruz County. |
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