University of Arizona in the News

A valuable painting was taken in a heist from the University of Arizona Museum of Art 34 years ago. New clues have emerged about the alleged thieves.

Researchers traced neural connections in a newly discovered brain region of mantis shrimp.

Yao-Jan Wu aims to optimize traffic signal timing and improve the commute on Speedway Boulevard.

"If we look at what this article tells us, that women's agency is being affected, we have to look at the role of education," said Stephanie Buechler.

Bryan Black is using geoduck shells from the northeast Pacific Ocean to create a chronological history of climate in these waters.

The Colleges of Medicine will cover tuition for students who commit to practice primary care in underserved communities in Arizona.

University of Arizona researchers are hoping to learn how a hotter, drier future will alter tropical rain forest ecosystems.

This time of year marks the beginning of the norovirus season so it is common to see such outbreaks in the winter months, said Charles Gerba.

"We can savor anything that's positive or meaningful to us," said University of Arizona researcher Maggie Pitts.

Research from the Eller College of Management suggests that selecting a dessert at the start of a meal could lead diners to choose healthier options.