News for Employees The leading source of interesting and relevant news for and about employees of the University of Arizona. Image The Campus Store's new main floor layout is designed to open up sight lines, highlight high-end brands and reserve space for seasonal promotions and special events. Chris Richards/University Communications The Campus Store's new name and new look: A Q&A with Executive Director Peter Neff Previously known as Arizona BookStores, the commercial hub got a new name, a new layout and a new focus over the summer. Search By Keywords Topics - Any -Campus NewsConnectionsFrom the PresidentGuest ColumnHealth & WellnessIn MemoriamLife/WorkProfileQ&A Tags - Any -#MySCA #societyforcreativeanachronismABORAdministrationagriculturealumnaAndrew ComrieAnn Weaver HartAPIDAArizona AdvantageArizona GlobalawardsAwards & AccoladesBIO5BraceletscalescalscampsCampusCareercareer conversationChessCity of Tucsonclassified adscloudsCollege of Architecture and Landscape ArchitectureCollege of MedicineconversationconvoCOVID-19cuesDiversity & Inclusiondrcengineeringerekfield notesFiesta BowlfinancialforumfoundationgarbageGrand Challengesguest columnHalloweenhispanic heritageHistoryHRHSIImprove your public speakingin memoriamInc.Institutional ExcellenceischoolLQP AsksLQP Special ReportLWCMarsMilton CastilloOSIRIS-RExoustanding facultyPhi Beta Sigma Fraternitypostitpublic healthQ&AQ-and-ArecyclingresearchResearch computing resourcesRIIrobbinssafetyscienceStaff Advisory CouncilStaff CouncilStocksStrategic Planstudent success districtSXSWTCUStedxuarizonaTesttop storiesUA CaresUADPUAHSUITSWFHWildcat Journey Apply Reset Sept. 5, 2024 New on The Conversation: 5 lessons from ancient civilizations for keeping homes cool in hot, dry climates Studying how people lived 6,000 years ago can help us navigate our hot, dry climate today, writes Adriana Zuniga-Teran, assistant professor in the School of Geography, Development and Environment. Aug. 27, 2024 Summer tech updates: New AI, email and security tools Updates include access to Zoom AI Companion, which generates meeting summaries and can answer questions from meeting participants. Aug. 26, 2024 In Brief: HSI Faculty Seed Grant awardees and CUES fellows named Projects on bilingual education, mentorship, teaching assistant models and more will receive funding through the programs. Aug. 26, 2024 Volunteers help 'organize the chaos' as thousands of Wildcats move into dorms Dozens of employees helped ensure a smooth move-in for the 7,500 students who are living on campus this fall. Aug. 14, 2024 How caregivers can make the most of National Wellness Month For caregivers, it might make more sense to practice self-care in "doable doses," Eileen Lawless of Life & Work Connections writes in this guest column. Aug. 14, 2024 Take a deep dive into UAPD's operations with the Community Academy Registration for the second cohort of the 10-week course begins Aug. 15. July 24, 2024 LQP will return Aug. 14 LQP is taking a short break. Look for the next issue Aug. 14. July 24, 2024 Learning from each other: Employees and students share their internship stories Whether it was studying how genes relate to harmful diseases or working with young students in community gardens, your colleagues and students have learned a lot by working as and guiding interns. July 24, 2024 Gallery: July storms take down more than 80 campus trees As cleanup continues, work has already begun on developing a tree replacement plan. July 24, 2024 Olympic icons: Experts explore what makes Olympic sounds and symbols timeless The Olympic rings and fanfare are both instantly recognizable. Ahead of Friday's opening ceremony, university experts explain why. Pagination … 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
Image The Campus Store's new main floor layout is designed to open up sight lines, highlight high-end brands and reserve space for seasonal promotions and special events. Chris Richards/University Communications The Campus Store's new name and new look: A Q&A with Executive Director Peter Neff Previously known as Arizona BookStores, the commercial hub got a new name, a new layout and a new focus over the summer.
Sept. 5, 2024 New on The Conversation: 5 lessons from ancient civilizations for keeping homes cool in hot, dry climates Studying how people lived 6,000 years ago can help us navigate our hot, dry climate today, writes Adriana Zuniga-Teran, assistant professor in the School of Geography, Development and Environment.
Aug. 27, 2024 Summer tech updates: New AI, email and security tools Updates include access to Zoom AI Companion, which generates meeting summaries and can answer questions from meeting participants.
Aug. 26, 2024 In Brief: HSI Faculty Seed Grant awardees and CUES fellows named Projects on bilingual education, mentorship, teaching assistant models and more will receive funding through the programs.
Aug. 26, 2024 Volunteers help 'organize the chaos' as thousands of Wildcats move into dorms Dozens of employees helped ensure a smooth move-in for the 7,500 students who are living on campus this fall.
Aug. 14, 2024 How caregivers can make the most of National Wellness Month For caregivers, it might make more sense to practice self-care in "doable doses," Eileen Lawless of Life & Work Connections writes in this guest column.
Aug. 14, 2024 Take a deep dive into UAPD's operations with the Community Academy Registration for the second cohort of the 10-week course begins Aug. 15.
July 24, 2024 Learning from each other: Employees and students share their internship stories Whether it was studying how genes relate to harmful diseases or working with young students in community gardens, your colleagues and students have learned a lot by working as and guiding interns.
July 24, 2024 Gallery: July storms take down more than 80 campus trees As cleanup continues, work has already begun on developing a tree replacement plan.
July 24, 2024 Olympic icons: Experts explore what makes Olympic sounds and symbols timeless The Olympic rings and fanfare are both instantly recognizable. Ahead of Friday's opening ceremony, university experts explain why.