CNN June 22, 2019 Apollo 11 is paving a path from the moon to Mars "The moon serves as a Rosetta Stone for understanding the rest of the solar system," said Timothy Swindle, director of the UA Lunar and Planetary Laboratory.
NBC News June 21, 2019 Apollo moon rocks may unlock more secrets about our solar system Jessica Barnes was recently selected by NASA to receive access to previously unopened moon rock samples.
Prevention June 21, 2019 Former Surgeon General says medical exemptions for vaccines are necessary but rare Dr. Richard Carmona, former U.S. surgeon general and a distinguished professor of public health at the UA, writes about the importance of vaccines.
NPR Science Friday June 21, 2019 Arm yourself with these cephalopod STEM activities A UA program that teaches students about the communication methods of cephalopods is included in a list of cephalopod-related educational materials.
The Washington Post June 20, 2019 Why is American masculinity at the center of gun culture, but not the gun debate? Jennifer Carlson, a sociology professor at the UA who studies gun politics and gender, is interviewed.
Inside Higher Ed June 20, 2019 Group names 9 top Hispanic-serving colleges Excelencia in Education, a nonprofit group focused on Latino student success, announced that the UA is among nine colleges to earn a Seal of Excelencia.
KGUN June 20, 2019 Visually impaired teens get encouraged to learn science in UA program Although visually impaired people are highly underrepresented in STEM careers, Sunggye Hong and the UA's Project POEM wants to help change that.
Arizona Daily Star June 19, 2019 Leading planetary scientist Amy Mainzer joins UA Amy Mainzer, one of the world's leading scientists in asteroid detection and planetary defense, will join the UA Lunar and Planetary Laboratory this fall.
KUNC June 19, 2019 Groundwater pumping diminishes streams across the country, study finds A new study led by UA researcher Laura Condon has important implications for managing U.S. water resources.
Reuters June 19, 2019 Lack of sleep linked to mental health problems for college students Preliminary results from a UA-led study suggest that there is a relationship between insufficient sleep and mental health symptoms in college students.
