Vote Now, Debate Later | October 30, 2008
Friday is the last day to vote at the UA's early polling site, located at the Student Union Memorial Center. Several departments also are sponsoring important post-Election Day events. | Business and Law | Social Sciences and Education
President Shelton Delivers Keynote Address at IdeaFunding 2008 | October 30, 2008
The workshop is designed for individuals interested in bringing a new product to market, early stage companies and individuals interested in entrepreneurship. | Business and Law | General News
Weather Hampers Phoenix on Mars | October 30, 2008
The Phoenix Mars Lander entered safe mode late Tuesday in response to a low-power fault brought on by deteriorating weather conditions. | Science and Technology
Tinker Symposium Showcases Graduate Field Work in Latin America | October 29, 2008
The symposium provides an opportunity for graduate students to share their findings, address regional issues and inspire new research. | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
Q & A with Leon Botstein, Music Director of the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra | October 29, 2008
The Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra will perform at Centennial Hall on the UA campus on Nov. 1. | Arts and Humanities
Study Finds Silver Lining for Maligned Saltcedars | October 29, 2008
New UA research shows that the oft-reviled saltcedar is actually beneficial in stabilizing river habitats in the Southwest. | Science and Technology
UA to Host Summer Field Institute | October 29, 2008
The UA will host a summer institute in 2009 for faculty who teach undergraduates at other schools on the history and environmental fabric of the Southwest. | Arts and Humanities | Social Sciences and Education
Wildcat Athletes Showcase Talent During Disability History Week | October 28, 2008
Activities include a Wednesday event honoring the athletics that competed in the 2008 Paralympic Games in Beijing. | Sports | Teaching and Students
Phoenix Mars Mission Faces Survival Challenges | October 28, 2008
In a race against time and the elements, Phoenix Mission engineers hope to extend the lander’s survival by gradually shutting down some of its instruments and heaters, starting today. | Science and Technology
Marketing Class Project Turns Into Lucrative Contract | October 28, 2008
Four Eller College students developed a marketing campaign for HeatMax, Inc. as part of a class project. Their ideas were so well received that they are now working with HeatMax on a product launch campaign. | Business and Law
Spooktacular Science at Flandrau for Halloween | October 28, 2008
Flandrau: The UA Science Center opens its doors for give nights of safe and fun Halloween-themed activities. | Arts and Humanities | Science and Technology
NASA-Enhanced Dust Storm Predictions To Aid Health Community | October 28, 2008
UA atmospheric researchers and students report that NASA satellite data can improve forecasts of dust storms in the American Southwest in ways that benefit public health managers. | Science and Technology
Student, Alumni Working to Build Schools in Sudan | October 27, 2008
Abraham Deng Ater, with help from two UA alumni, established a foundation and is currently raising money to try and build three schools in his native Sudan. | Health | Social Sciences and Education | Teaching and Students
New Arizona Company Seeks Valley Fever Cure | October 27, 2008
VF Solutions is working with University of Arizona researchers on a cure for valley fever. | Health
Biosphere 2 Polishes Off Huge Window-Washing Job | October 27, 2008
The 6,500 windows over Biosphere 2's 3.14-acre living laboratory get their first cleaning in 7 years. | Science and Technology
Arizona Repertory Theatre Performs the Musical ‘Company’ | October 27, 2008
Preview shows begin on Nov. 9 and performances run through Dec. 7. | Arts and Humanities
College of Education Names Faculty to Two Professorships | October 27, 2008
Higher education professor Jeffrey Milem and Patricia L. Anders, a language, reading and culture professor, have each received an endowed professorship. | Social Sciences and Education
"Art of Democracy” Exhibition Now Open | October 27, 2008
The traveling exhibition explores the state of politics in the United States. | Arts and Humanities
Lecture to Highlight Future of Fuel Cell Cars | October 27, 2008
UA alumnus Byron McCormick, now the executive director for General Motors' fuel cell group, will lecture on hydrogen and the "new DNA of the automobile."  | Business and Law | Science and Technology
Pennell Named Interim Head Coach | October 24, 2008
Russ Pennell will serve at the interim head coach, while associate head coach Mike Dunlap and assistant coach Reggie Geary will remain in their current positions. | General News
UA Opens New Copyright Office | October 24, 2008
The UA Libraries has opened its Office of Copyright Management and Scholarly Communication to work to help reduce the instances of copyright infringment. | Business and Law | Teaching and Students
Robotic System Helps Improve Accuracy in Treating Abnormal Heart Rhythms at UMC | October 24, 2008
UMC will have the most accurate and stable control of catheter movement during complex cardiac procedures performed for patients suffering from heart rhythm disorders. | Health
Answering the Question: ‘Which Drug Therapy Is Right for Me?’ | October 24, 2008
UA pharmacy researchers aim to unravel a mystery: why do genetically similar people react differently to the same drug. | Health
Hall of Fame Basketball Coach Lute Olson Announces He Will Retire | October 23, 2008
Olson was Arizona's head coach since 1983, and his leadership made the UA a national powerhouse in basketball. | Sports
Phoenix Mars Mission Wins National Space Club Award | October 23, 2008
The award is presented to scientists and engineers who have made outstanding contributions to United States leadership in the field of rocketry and astronautics. | Science and Technology
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