Scientific American June 26, 2019 John Wesley Powell, great explorer of the American West The UA's Robert Glennon writes about explorer John Wesley Powell, the first person to survey the Colorado River 150 years ago.
Forbes June 26, 2019 Changing the narrative on evictions: 'A no villains rule' and a real solution The UA helped develop Hello Landlord, a free web-based tool that helps tenants communicate with their landlords about issues that can lead to eviction.
CNN June 26, 2019 Solar eclipse will be visible in South America next week UA astronomer Glenn Schneider plans to charter a flight that will follow the path of the eclipse from a plane.
KGUN June 25, 2019 UA researchers' proposed strategy to aging brain health UA psychologist Lee Ryan has proposed a precision aging model designed to help researchers better understand and treat age-related cognitive decline.
UPI June 24, 2019 Astronauts, not robots, essential to getting answers on the moon Timothy Swindle, director of the UA Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, discusses how well-trained astronauts can see and do things robots can't.
Slate June 22, 2019 The best sunscreen Lisa Quale, a health educator at the UA Cancer Center, is interviewed about ways to best evaluate different brands of sunscreen.
Arizona Daily Star June 22, 2019 UA scientists' proposal advances in National Science Foundation's idea competition UA researchers Mihai Surdeanu, Barbara Carrapa and Mihai Ducea submitted a proposal to the National Science Foundation's 2026 Idea Machine.
CNN June 22, 2019 Apollo 11 is paving a path from the moon to Mars "The moon serves as a Rosetta Stone for understanding the rest of the solar system," said Timothy Swindle, director of the UA Lunar and Planetary Laboratory.
The New York Times June 22, 2019 Queer people of color led the LGBTQ charge, but were denied the rewards "They are always on the front line," said Susan Stryker, a professor of gender and women's studies at the UA.
Prevention June 21, 2019 Former Surgeon General says medical exemptions for vaccines are necessary but rare Dr. Richard Carmona, former U.S. surgeon general and a distinguished professor of public health at the UA, writes about the importance of vaccines.
