Want to Cut Food Waste? Change How You Shop
New research shows more frequent trips to grocery store can keep food fresh, save money.
Tucson Technology to Photograph Jupiter's Moon
University of Arizona researchers' instruments win ride aboard journey to Europa
Solar on the Rise: Electricity Output Equal to Hoover Dam
While rooftop solar is booming, others are working to take technology to bigger scale.
About Bugs & Brains
Visit a UA lab where research into the learning and memory of insects and fish is being conducted.
METRO WEEK: Despite Budget Cuts, UA Programs Expand
How institution trims spending, grows enrollment and adds educational programs.
Spectacle - And Plenty of Water - at UA's 151st Commencement Ceremony
Former governor of Utah John Huntsman to deliver keynote address
Newly Approved Rattlesnake Anti-Venom Under UA Study
Drug is second OK'd by FDA for treatment; up to 200 Arizonans are bitten each year.
Arizona Spotlight for May 8th, 2015
A gathering of Arizona's eldest citizens; non-profit group SAGA helping Arizona's transgender community; Chris Dashiell spotlights three great film scores; Bob Boze Bell says "nothing changes more than the past", including the legend of Wyatt Earp.
Judge: In-State Tuition OK for 'Dreamers' at Phoenix Colleges
Ruling may be limited to Maricopa County Community College District; Pima in Tucson offers same.
Tuition for UA Freshmen Will Be $11,403, Up 4.1%
Regents approve rates for state universities; UA out-of-state freshmen will pay $32,630.
Regents to Set University Tuition Rates Monday
Cost of studies for in-state freshmen could rise above $11,000 for the first time
Student Filmmakers Confess: "I Dream in Widescreen"
Diverse UA film showcase includes a contemporary silent film about the trumph of a dancer's spirit, and a horror / comedy / musical about the wife of a serial killer.
Arizona Spotlight for May 1st, 2015
"Now en Español" tells how five Latina actresses became "Desperate Housewives" in Spanish; MacArthur Fellow Olivier Guyon searches the stars for distant planets; "I Dream in Widescreen" showcases student films; San Ysidro Festival revives old traditions.
Community Program Aims to Slow Progression of Dementia
'Elder Care' helps people with memory loss stay physically and mentally active.
Students Rally in Support of In-State Tuition for ‘Dreamers’
Group says proposal to charge 150 percent of in-state tuition does not go far enough
