Popular Science April 26, 2018 Feel like the seasons are all out of whack? You can help scientists prove it. The observations of thousands of citizen scientists are being collected by the USA National Phenology Network, a collaboration between the federal government and the UA.
US News & World Report April 26, 2018 5 ways you can change your thinking to improve your health David Sbarra, director of the doctoral program in clinical psychology at the UA, discusses how mindfulness can inform a person's efforts to live a healthier lifestyle.
Quartz April 25, 2018 Early humans probably enjoyed a giant sloth snack A team led by scientists from the UA and the U.S. National Park Service discovered new evidence of the historical relationship between humans and giant sloths.
Arizona Daily Wildcat April 25, 2018 UA licenses possible Alzheimer's drugs in busy week for biotechnology Iluminos Therapeutics has licensed compounds created at the UA that have the potential to treat neurodegenerative disease, in particular Alzheimer's disease.
Arizona Daily Star April 24, 2018 $2.3M gift to UA will support the next generation of librarians and archivists UA Libraries has received a $2.3 million gift from the estate of a longtime library advocate and supporter, Katheryne "Kate" Willock.
KVOA April 24, 2018 UA researching green light therapy as alternative to opioid use A team of researchers from the UA found that green light-emitting diode holds the potential of becoming a novel, non-pharmacological approach in managing chronic pain.
The Washington Post April 23, 2018 Cape Town still has water — for now. This may take political solutions as well as technical fixes. The UA's Elizabeth Baldwin writes that as new resource emergencies emerge, understanding countries' internal politics will become more important.
Inside Higher Ed April 23, 2018 Rules change could threaten LSAT dominance "This recommendation recognizes that a one-size-fits-all admissions approach prevents law schools from opening their doors to the widest pool of students," said Marc Miller.
The Washington Post April 23, 2018 3.6 million-year-old footprints suggest early human ancestors were excellent walkers A new study led by the UA's David Raichlen shows that early humans may have learned to walk much earlier than previously thought.
Arizona Daily Wildcat April 20, 2018 President Robbins saves the day A column praises UA President Robert C. Robbins and his interactions with students on campus.