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The annual Study Abroad Fair invited UA students to explore more than 100 programs across 60 countries.

Study Abroad Fair Highlights Trends in International Learning

UA students worked with three faculty members to take a computational model developed at the UA and incorporate layers of data that describe the biology and life cycle of Aedes aegypti, the mosquito species that carries Zika virus and Dengue fever, among

Students Use CyVerse to Help Predict Mosquito-Borne Diseases

Shrimp at the wet lab facility at the West Campus Agricultural Center

Global Shrimp Industry Depends on UA

Dr. Nancy Sweitzer: "I think it's a great Arizona story that we had this confluence of expertise across very different and complementary disciplines. Nobody else can do this."

UA Team Tackles Better Brain Health

This artist's concept shows a brown dwarf with bands of clouds, thought to resemble those seen on Neptune and the other outer planets in the solar system. By using NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, astronomers have found that the varying glow of brown dwarf

Scientists Solve Mystery of Blinking Brown Dwarfs

"Woman-Ochre," a painting by abstract expressionist Willem de Kooning, has been returned to the University of Arizona Museum of Art.

After 31 Years, Stolen 'Woman-Ochre' Returns

Baby Lisanne Skyler and the Brillo Box from "Brillo Box ." From the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Inc.

UA Professor's Documentary to Air on HBO

Even the new dean, Dr. Guy Reed , joined in on Zainab Khan's selfie at Friday's White Coat Ceremony at the UA College of Medicine – Phoenix.

UA Med Schools Hold White Coat Ceremonies

A convection cell from a North American monsoon thunderstorm brings wind and rain.

Monsoon Storms Fewer but More Extreme

Should compression and packing of a wound not stop bleeding coming from an extremity, the application of a tourniquet is the next order of business.

Tourniquet Makes a Comeback as Lifesaver

The scientific research by Dr. Naomi Rance on estrogen's involvement with hot flashes may lead to a promising treatment for them.

UA Scientist's Research May Lead to Treatment for Hot Flashes

Here's What Oppressive Heat Does to You

Okanaga rubrovenosa, literally meaning "the red-veined one from Okanaga Valley," is one of the most prominent cicada species found in the Southwest.

7 Things You Didn't Know About Cicadas

Daniela Zarnescu: "Flies make a great model that has been used to study development. Their genes are incredibly similar to humans'. About 70 percent of human disease genes are conserved in the fly genome."

Big Hunt for Small Molecule to Treat Neurodegenerative Diseases

Maj. Gen. Charles F. Bolden Jr.

Class of 2017 Blasts Off on a New Mission

The UA will celebrate the achievement of thousands of graduating students on Friday. If you can't attend the event, it will be streamed live by Arizona Public Media.

Best in Class: Grads Saving, Improving Lives

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