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Noam Chomsky outside of Old Main at the UA.(Photo: John de Dios)

World-Renowned Linguist Noam Chomsky Joins UA Faculty

The UA's James E. Rogers College of Law

Nation's First B.A. in Law Now a Model

trail running

UA Research: Brains Evolved to Need Exercise

7 Things You Didn't Know About Cicadas

A focused-ion-beam scanning-electron microscope, capable of drilling a hole in a piece of dust, will help provide a nanoscopic look at the asteroid sample from OSIRIS-REx.(Photo: Mari Cleven/UA Office of Research, Discovery and Innovation)

UA Has the Tools to Analyze Asteroid's Dirt

Writing the story of a marriage's end can have positive effects on heart health, researchers found.

Narrative Journaling May Help Heart's Health Post-Divorce

This month, SenesTech will begin its collaboration with the New York Department of Health to target rat infestations at sites within the city.

Birth Control for Rats? Don't Laugh, It's a Reality and Cities Want It

Dr. Robert C. Robbins addresses the Arizona Board of Regents, which approved a three-year contract for him as the next UA president.(Photo: Jacob Chinn)

Regents Approve Robbins as New UA President

This artist’s concept depicts the early Martian environment — believed to contain liquid water and a thicker atmosphere — versus the cold, dry environment seen at Mars today . NASA's Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution is in orbit of the Red Planet to study its upper atmosphere, ionosphere and interactions with the sun and solar wind.(right)

How Mars Lost Its Atmosphere and Became a Frigid Desert

Rats were exposed to room light and fitted with contact lenses, one shown here, that allowed the green spectrum wavelength to pass through the lenses.(Photo: Bob Demers/UANews)

Treatment of Pain Gets the Green Light

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