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David Holt, a visual communications senior, has wanted to design ad campaigns since he was in high school and has created two pieces that will compete in the American Advertising Foundations ADDY Awards, one of the largest advertising competitions in the world.

Design buff poised for international stage

Aly Van Dyke
May 14, 2008
Lauren LePage, the editor-in-chief of RedBlue Magazine, will be editor-in-chief of the Daily Wildcat in the fall

Incoming leaders plan to take Wildcat to new heights

Aly Van Dyke
May 7, 2008
Roberto Mejias, a professor in management information systems, graduated with a Ph.D. from the UA in 1995. He teaches in the Eller College of Management and gives students participation points for volunteering for nonprofit organizations.

Prof. encourages social responsibility

Aly Van Dyke
May 6, 2008
Ryan Ellison, right, a business management sophomore, hands over a slice of pizza to Kimberly Avila, an accounting sophomore. Members of Students for Saving Social Security were giving out free pizza yesterday on the UA Mall for the Take A Slice campaign, speaking to students about the future of social security.

“Social Security a student issue, group says”

Aly Van Dyke
April 18, 2008
Mark Aldenderfer, an anthropology professor, led a group of scientists into the Peruvian Andes of South America and found a collection of the oldest gold artifacts in the Americas.

Worth the wait in gold

Aly Van Dyke
April 9, 2008
Melissa Fitch, an assistant professor of Spanish and Portuguese, receives the Five Star Faculty Award during class last Friday. The award is given to one undergraduate professor a year by the Honors College.

Prof. gets ‘Five Star’ award

Aly Van Dyke
April 7, 2008
Lissette Velasquez, a senior majoring in molecular and cellular biology, is one of six UA students presenting research at a national conference tomorrow.

Undergraduate women to share science research

Aly Van Dyke
April 4, 2008

K-12 teachers to gain more science knowledge

Aly Van Dyke
April 4, 2008
Beverly Seckinger, associate professor and interim director of the School of Media Arts, holds an album of the band she toured with in 2006, The Wayback Machine. It was on tour when she began creating a film focusing on hippies.

“Professor films past, present of hippie life”

Aly Van Dyke
April 2, 2008

Tours cater to younger crowd

Aly Van Dyke
April 1, 2008
Mon-Ning Fung, an undeclared freshman, rides home on a CatTran bus after a long day of classes. The CatTran bus system runs its 18 buses entirely on bio-diesel fuel.

PTS lessening impact on environment

Aly Van Dyke
March 26, 2008
Allan J. Hamilton, professor of surgery at the UA and author of The Scalpel and the Soul, had a book signing yesterday in the UofA Bookstore. Hamiltons book addresses spirituality in the medical field and is for sale in the bookstore.

Surgeon writes about the spiritual side of medicine

Aly Van Dyke
March 26, 2008
Ben Adams, a graduate assistant in the Department of Anthropology, is one of the first students at the UA to work toward a dual-doctorate in anthropology and Near Eastern studies.

UA offers one-of-a-kind dual doctorate

Aly Van Dyke
March 13, 2008
Change through motivation

Change through motivation

Aly Van Dyke
March 12, 2008
Erec Toso, an English department faculty member, Kelly Myers, left, and Anne-Marie Hall, director of the UAs Writing Program, explains yesterday the benefits of the English 101+ class. The class is meant to be an alternative to English 100 as a four-credit class with a studio component.

English course raises standards

Aly Van Dyke
March 5, 2008
Susan Ferrell works as the attorney for ASUA Legal Services and meets with students to discuss legal issues here on campus.

ASUA program offers students free legal advice

Aly Van Dyke
March 5, 2008

“Event to introduce girls to math, science careers”

Aly Van Dyke
February 29, 2008

New class covers Asian-Americans

Aly Van Dyke
February 20, 2008
A reward for caring, inspiration

“A reward for caring, inspiration”

Aly Van Dyke
February 16, 2008

New graduate programs give foreign flavor

Aly Van Dyke
February 13, 2008

UA software changes face of 3-D

Aly Van Dyke
February 13, 2008

“Instead of Italy, students study in Hawaii or Miami”

Aly Van Dyke
February 12, 2008

UA officials in developing stages of creating long delayed child care center

Aly Van Dyke
February 11, 2008
Barbara Whittlesey, administrative associate in the Honors College, discusses potential book ideas with a group of Honors College students. They are working on the freshman booklist for next year.

Class lets honors students pick books

Aly Van Dyke
February 6, 2008
Solar energy focus of talk

Solar energy focus of talk

Aly Van Dyke
February 1, 2008

Professors to speak on global warming issues

Aly Van Dyke
January 31, 2008

UA law professor lectures students about death

Aly Van Dyke
January 30, 2008
Faculty, staff call singing a great joy

“Faculty, staff call singing ‘a great joy'”

Aly Van Dyke
January 25, 2008
Safe Ride expansions look to improve service

Safe Ride expansions look to improve service

Aly Van Dyke
January 24, 2008
Swing Cats bring it old school

Swing Cats bring it old school

Aly Van Dyke
January 23, 2008
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