KOLD Aug. 22, 2019 UA international students get warm welcome The UA creates fun and engaging ways to make students from other countries fall in love with their new home.
KVOA Aug. 21, 2019 New UA online mindfulness course offered A new online course will explore the research behind mindfulness and provide students with tools to manage stress and study more effectively.
The Washington Post Aug. 21, 2019 US and Mexico settle tomato squabble to stave off tariffs, shortage A November study from the UA estimated that Mexican tomatoes support about 33,000 jobs and contribute nearly $3 billion to the GDP.
The Huffington Post Aug. 21, 2019 Why do women send nudes? Why do men? It's complicated, a new study finds. Morgan Johnstonbaugh found that young women reported a complex mix of reasons for sending sexual images of themselves to others electronically.
MarketWatch Aug. 19, 2019 This 34-year-old paid off $81,000 in student debt, but not before it took a toll on her mental health UA-led research found that individuals who experience financial challenges in college are more likely to show signs of depression later in life.
U.S. News & World Report Aug. 19, 2019 Heart experts support use of prescription fish oil to lower triglyceride levels UA researcher Ann Skulas-Ray found that prescription omega-3 fatty acid medications are a safe and effective option for reducing high triglycerides.
Cosmos Aug. 18, 2019 To frack or not to frack UA-led research found that conventional oil and gas production activities inject more water underground than other petroleum-production methods.
Arizona Public Media Aug. 16, 2019 Tucson educators bringing experience in STEM industry to classrooms The UA College of Education's Teachers in Industry program places middle and high school STEM teachers in industry jobs during the summer.
The Atlantic Aug. 16, 2019 An HIV genome from two decades before its discovery UA scientists extracted the oldest nearly full-length genetic code for an HIV-1 virus recovered thus far.
CNBC Aug. 16, 2019 How US antitrust law works, and what it means for Big Tech UA professor Barak Orbach discusses how U.S. antitrust law evolved and what it means for America's biggest businesses.
