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Presentations will explore the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, American Indians in the United States and a documentary film by Cholla High School students on Hispanics in Tucson.
Twelve undergraduates in the UA's largest college have been honored for their academic prowess.
Forces that drive large, varied natural phenomena like thunderstorms and immune systems, may also play a significant role in the evolution of language.
Zainab Bahrani, a professor of ancient Near Eastern art history and archaeology at Columbia University, will give this year's address on Feb. 24 at the Arizona Historical Society.
The most recent offering from the University of Arizona Press features reflections on photos of the changing Native American population from the turn of the 20th century.
Caroline Walker Bynum is this year's Town and Gown lecturer, sponsored by the Division of Medieval and Reformation Studies in the UA history department.
Anthropologist Tim Jones says many of the nation's retailers unknowingly spoil their bottom lines along with their uneaten food.
Sandra Rosenbloom has been named a National Associate by the National Academies.
Aided by funding from the UA, the U.S. Forest Service's Patricia Spoerl has established the cultural and historical importance of Mount Graham, the highest peak in the Pinaleno Mountain Range, to the Western Apache tribes.
Richard Diebold's gift will fund archaeology projects and create two new teaching positions in the UA's venerable anthropology department.
