KPNX-TV Aug. 6, 2019 UA students developing driverless tech A group of students from across the country put their tech to the test by remotely driving the UA's Cognitive and Autonomous vehicle.
Reuters Aug. 5, 2019 Social stress tied to lower bone density after menopause UA-led research found that social stress may release hormones that affect bone loss.
Arizona Daily Star Aug. 3, 2019 UA's business incubator looks to widen reach under new leaders The UA's technology business incubator has a new name, new leadership and some new partners as it plans to expand its reach.
Fusion Aug. 2, 2019 Meet the gifted child who dreams of studying astrophysics in the US Adhara Perez, 7, has shown exceptional talents in the field of astrophysics. Those dreams could take her from Mexico City to the UA.
Arizona Daily Star Aug. 1, 2019 2 UA professors receive national award to study dark energy in universe The UA's Elisabeth Krause and Tim Eifler will investigate the nature of the expanding universe and other dark mysteries.
Engadget July 31, 2019 The world's largest telescope is one step closer to completion This month, the team working on the Giant Magellan Telescope completed the second of seven primary mirror segments.
Arizona Public Media July 31, 2019 UA scientist analyzing how well farming techniques travel While conservation farming might work well in industrialized nations, its benefits aren't always transferable to the more rural parts of the world.
Arizona Daily Wildcat July 29, 2019 President Robbins discusses Campus Conversations, strategic plan, UA sports UA President Robert C. Robbins is interviewed about free speech on campus, as well as the costs associated with college and student housing.
latitude(s) July 29, 2019 UA's micro-campus model Students can pursue UA degrees on micro-campuses located at partner institutions in countries around the world, including China, Iraq and Peru.
The Atlantic July 29, 2019 The brain-eating amoeba is a nearly perfect killer Charles Gerba, a professor of microbiology at the UA, discusses why it's so difficult to study the brain-eating amoeba.
