Smithsonian Magazine May 2, 2019 Wealth is a strong predictor of whether an individual pursues a creative profession "Someone who wants to go into graphic design requires a fair amount of time to get up to the point where you're independent," said the UA's Patrick Wightman.
Newsweek May 1, 2019 Enormous 'puzzling' ice corridor that wraps half way around Saturn's moon Titan discovered UA researcher Caitlin Griffith and her team discovered a long ice feature that wraps nearly half way around Titan.
Broadway World May 1, 2019 Chad Herzog named executive director of UA Presents International arts curator and leader Chad Herzog is joining the UA as the executive director of UA Presents, effective Aug. 12.
The Washington Post May 1, 2019 Jaw from a mysterious human species shows early embrace of the high life "The very early projected age of the fossil is exciting," said John W. Olsen, a paleoanthropologist at the UA.
The New York Times April 30, 2019 Chronicles of the rings: What trees tell us Research, projects and samples from the UA Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research are explored in depth.
Forbes April 30, 2019 'Tiny speck of actual stardust' found in Antarctic meteorite A grain of dust forged in the death throes of a long-gone star was discovered by a team of researchers led by the UA.
USA Today April 30, 2019 Sponges left in sinks become fecal germ bombs, science says "Sink surfaces, particularly near the drain, tend to be a major collection area for bacteria and biofilm development," said UA researcher Kelly Reynolds.
NPR April 29, 2019 Summer bummer: A young camper's $142,938 snakebite Dr. Leslie Boyer, founding director of the VIPER Institute at the UA, is interviewed about the price of snakebite treatment.
CNN April 29, 2019 Study estimates 15,000 cancer cases could stem from chemicals in California tap water Even very low levels of arsenic are considered to be highly carcinogenic. "There's no safe level," said UA researcher Kelly Reynolds.
New Scientist April 29, 2019 Titan has a belt of ice 6,300 kilometers long that shouldn't be there UA researcher Caitlin Griffith and her team discovered a long ice feature that wraps nearly half way around Titan.
