University of Arizona in the News

NASA and the UA's HiRISE team shared a view of an unusual crater on Mars that resembles Pac-Man.

When people perceive they have more control over their personal information, their privacy concerns decrease, according to the UA's Laura Brandimarte.

UA officials dedicated a new educational facility in Yuma on Thursday. The dedication included tours, a student showcase and remarks by UA President Robert C. Robbins.

Some of the biggest names in retailing addressed technology, dramatic shifts in consumer behavior and more at the recent Global Retailing Conference 2018, hosted by the UA.

An article discusses a variety of ways in which UA President Robert C. Robbins has impacted the University in his first year.

The UA's Brad Story discusses the debate surrounding an audio clip of a male computer-generated voice was saying "yanny" or "laurel."

The UA's Channah Rock says the romaine could have come in contact with E. coli through humans at processing plants, contaminated water, fertilizer or wildlife.

Joe Carella, assistant dean at the UA's Eller College of Management, said that firms with women in top management produce more "innovation intensity."

The UA, under the direction of President Robert C. Robbins, has launched a new strategic planning process, which aims to position the campus as a leader in higher education.

A proposal to drop the requirement that law schools use the LSAT in admissions is heading to the American Bar Association's House of Delegates for final approval.