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On Tucson's Tumamoc Hill, Art and Science Meet

Feb. 7, 2018

Tumamoc Arts Fellow Lyn Hart poses next to a Saguaro cactus.

In Harlem, a Digital Renaissance Takes Shape

Nov. 3, 2017

UA Leads STEM Traineeship to Address Needs of Navajo Nation

Oct. 12, 2017

UA research associate Bob Seaman and Chris Yazzie, a master's degree student in environmental engineering, fasten solar panels to the roof of the bus that will purify water in Navajo Nation. (Photo: Rodolfo Peon)

7 Things You Didn’t Know about Wildfire

Aug. 2, 2017

photo of wildfire burning a log on the ground in a forest

Study Finds Molecular Explanation for Poor Symptom Control among Obese Asthmatics

July 13, 2017

illustration of a woman using an asthma inhaler

What Is An Asteroid?

June 28, 2017

What's an asteroid? an image of the earth bigger than an asteroid in the asteroid belt. The selected asteroid has the 3 main elements that make up an asteroid from the periodic table overlaid.

First New Telescope in 20 Years Opens on UA Campus

June 27, 2017

telescope built by University of Arizona students sees first light

How a UA Lab Jumpstarted a National Phenomenon in Home DNA Ancestry Testing

June 18, 2017

Matt Kaplan and new worker reviewing computer read out

So You Want to Analyze Asteroid Dirt

May 18, 2017

Undergraduate Students Build Telescopes to Track Space Junk

May 16, 2017

Using less than a third of the money it’d take to buy them off the shelf, five UA undergraduates built two telescopes for satellite observation—one of which will live in a once abandoned observatory.