Arizona Public Media Nov. 22, 2019 Biosphere 2 drought study continues University of Arizona researchers are hoping to learn how a hotter, drier future will alter tropical rain forest ecosystems.
The Hill Nov. 22, 2019 University of Arizona offers free tuition to medical students who pledge to train in primary care The Colleges of Medicine will cover tuition for students who commit to practice primary care in underserved communities in Arizona.
Outside Nov. 21, 2019 Is savoring the new mindfulness? "We can savor anything that's positive or meaningful to us," said University of Arizona researcher Maggie Pitts.
NBC News Nov. 21, 2019 Suspected norovirus outbreak shuts down Colorado school district 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.
The Huffington Post Nov. 20, 2019 Enjoy that dessert: Why it's ok to indulge in the occasional treat 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.
Arizona Daily Star Nov. 20, 2019 UA ranked No. 20 in research funding among US public institutions The University of Arizona has jumped into the top 20 among all U.S. public research institutions with more than $687 million in total research activity.
Arizona Public Media Nov. 18, 2019 UA's special connection with the second moon landing Ewen Whitaker used his incomparable knowledge of lunar geography to help NASA demonstrate a pinpoint landing on the moon with Apollo 12.
KOLD Nov. 17, 2019 UArizona hosts first ever Regents' Cup The Regents' Cup is a celebration of free speech, civil discourse and democratic engagement at Arizona's public universities.
KGUN Nov. 15, 2019 TUSD, UArizona team up for solar panel garden The University of Arizona and Tucson Unified School District are working together to study how plants grow under solar panels.
Inverse Nov. 15, 2019 Mystery of the universe's weirdest molecule finally solved University of Arizona researchers discovered a mechanism that could explain why planetary nebulae are teeming with complex carbon molecules.
