The Atlantic April 6, 2019 'Erisology,' the new science of arguing about everything The UA's Samara Klar says there is less evidence that people with political disagreements are at one another's throats as frequently as Twitter might indicate.
Inside Higher Ed April 6, 2019 Beyond the melting pot: International students on campus UA doctoral candidate Santiago Castiello-Gutiérrez writes about the experiences of international students on college campuses.
Arizona Daily Star April 5, 2019 UA archaeology program helps high schoolers link the past to the future An archaeology program at the UA connects area high school students students to local culture and history through visits to historical areas in Arizona.
U.S. News & World Report April 5, 2019 Mosquitoes pose potential health threat at US-Mexico border The UA's Kacey Ernst discusses the possible transmission of tropical diseases such as dengue and Zika to highly susceptible populations.
The Associated Press April 4, 2019 Economist: Arizona performing well, some slowing anticipated UA economist George Hammond says Arizona's current economic performance remains very strong despite building concerns about the future.
The New Yorker April 4, 2019 The epidemic of debt plaguing Central American migrants UA doctoral candidate Richard Lee Johnson discusses a "feedback loop" in which immigrants become stuck in a cycle of attempts to reach the U.S.
National Geographic April 4, 2019 Giant purple squirrels do exist – and they have an odd behavior The UA's John Koprowski discusses online photos of a multi-colored squirrel from a forest in India that have entranced people around the world.
MSN April 4, 2019 EHT: A planetary effort to photograph a black hole (SXSW 2019 panel) Dimitrios Psaltis, a professor of astronomy and physics at the UA, took part in a panel discussion at SXSW about the EHT project March 9.
Arizona Daily Wildcat April 3, 2019 UA ranked No. 15 in producing Peace Corps volunteers The UA ranked No. 15 among large-size schools on the Peace Corps' list of top volunteer-producing colleges and universities in 2019.
Arizona Daily Star April 2, 2019 UA students hosting new summer camp for children impacted by a parent's cancer UA students have started a local chapter of Camp Kesem, a weeklong summer camp offered for free to children whose parents or caregivers have cancer.
