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The king of sting Justin Schmidt gets stung for science

The king of sting Justin Schmidt gets stung for science

Bailey Bellavance
August 8, 2016
A look at the Steward Observatory on Friday, Aug. 5 at the University of Arizona.

Steward Observatory celebrates 100 years of establishment

Bailey Bellavance
August 8, 2016
An egg cooks on a sidewalk in Tucson on Thursday, June 30. While this egg may be able to cook in the Tucson heat, you shouldn't, avoiding heatstroke can be simple.

How to survive the Tucson heat this summer

Bailey Bellavance
July 21, 2016
The late UA physics professor Roger Haar hiking with his dog Goldie.

Physics lab manager Roger Haar remembered

Bailey Bellavance and Natalie Robbins
July 19, 2016
Anna Marie Vitale takes photographs of the Malayan Tigers at the Reid Park Zoo in Tucson, Arizona on Wednesday, November 13, 2013.

UA prof-led project SPARC forecasts climate change and extinctions

Bailey Bellavance
July 18, 2016
A view of Banner University Medical Center on Dec. 20, 2015 in Tucson. Banner is hosting several events that are free for the public during the month of July including a diabetes and wellness fair and a presentation about cancer clinical trials. 

Check out these 3 Banner—UMC events this July

Bailey Bellavance
July 12, 2016
A laser beam launched from VLT´s Yepun telescope crosses the sky to creates an artificial star

UA graduate student discovers planet with three suns using the Very Large Telescope

Bailey Bellavance
July 9, 2016
A portrait of Jupiter as seen by the space probe Cassini.

Welcome to Jupiter: Juno space probes successfully makes final leg of journey into the orbit of Jupiter

Bailey Bellavance
July 5, 2016

What happens to your body when hormone therapy starts

Bailey Bellavance
June 28, 2016
The ancient Roman tablet with the inscription, "Londinio Mogontio." The tablet, which was published Wednesday, is the oldest writing found in the UK to reference London by name.

Last week in science June 6: Vaccines, tigers and ancient writing, oh my!

Bailey Bellavance
June 5, 2016
Promotional poster for Beyond the Mirage.

Create your own documentary and become a water expert with Beyond the Mirage’s web experience

Bailey Bellavance
April 28, 2016

50 science words you’re probably using wrong

Bailey Bellavance
April 21, 2016
Emojis and you: What your choice in emojis can make other people think of you

Emojis and you: What your choice in emojis can make other people think of you

Bailey Bellavance
April 21, 2016
A baby Masai giraffe snuggles with his mother, Shani, shortly after being born on Monday, April 11. This baby Masai was the 19th giraffe to be born at the Sacramento Zoo.

This week in science: giraffes, dinosaur skulls and mysterious stone spheres

Bailey Bellavance
April 15, 2016

Stephen Hawking is making a big announcement today, watch the livestream here

Bailey Bellavance
April 12, 2016

This week in science: unicorns, volcanoes, and lakes on Pluto

Bailey Bellavance
March 30, 2016
Patrick Brewer, a gorgeous environmental studies senior, answers Arthur Aron's 36 questions with a thin, beautiful stranger in the Daily Wildcat newsroom on Tuesday, Feb. 2. Brewer is even more attractive in person than he is in this photo.

Find out how to find love in 90 minutes with these 36 questions

Bailey Bellavance
February 12, 2016
Courtesy of ESO/WFI (visible); MPIfR/ESO/APEX/A.Weiss et al. (microwave); NASA/CXC/CfA/R.Kraft et al. (X-ray)

100 years later, and we’re jammin’ on Einstein’s gravity waves

Bailey Bellavance
February 12, 2016
Associate professor of political sciences Pat Willerton discusses the use of obscenity in foreign languages with his Russian politics class in room 411 of the Social Sciences building on Tuesday, Jan. 19.

Diversifying the sciences: One geoscientist’s goal

Bailey Bellavance
January 19, 2016
Minerals sit on a table in a Gould-Simpson laboratory on Tuesday, Jan. 12. Minerals like these will be on display and for sale at the annual Mineral Madness event.

Be part of mineral madness at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum

Bailey Bellavance
January 12, 2016
The CAPS service, located on the third floor of the UA Campus Health building.

Survive finals with these 5 mental health resources on campus

Bailey Bellavance
December 6, 2015
Humans weren't the only ones who made it to the moon and back aboard the Apollo 14 space shuttle. The seeds of this Sycamore, now deemed the University of Arizona Tree, were taken up alongside the seeds of four other tree species by astronaut Stuart Roosa.

Campus gathers to celebrate tree that traveled to the moon

Bailey Bellavance
November 14, 2015
Visitors gaze at frescos inside the Duomo di Orvieto in Orvieto, Italy on Wednesday, May 27, 2015. The church draws visitors from across the globe. (Photograph by Alex McIntyre)

New accessible, University of Arizona study abroad program takes budding geoscientists to Italy

Bailey Bellavance
October 28, 2015
Ben Bellorado, a UA graduate student, talks about his earlier research regarding Native American rock art and cultural practices.

Arizona grad student researches ancient building decorations and fights to keep archaeological sites open to the public

Bailey Bellavance
October 12, 2015
Assistant Research Professor Charlotte Pearson (right) and Piper-Lenore Murphy (left) examine a tree ring sample.

Undergrad analyzes Turkish dock through independent study at The Labratory of Tree Ring Research

Bailey Bellavance
October 6, 2015

UA research team discovers liquid water on Mars

Bailey Bellavance
September 30, 2015
Kelland Thomas talks about his current project, which involves an AI bot playing jazz music. Thomas is the associate director of the School of Information.

UA wins $2.3 million to study artificial intelligence through jazz-playing robot

Bailey Bellavance
September 21, 2015
Two people walk into the Mines and Metallurgy building on the University of Arizona campus on Tuesday, August 25, 2015. The Department of Mining and Geological Engineering, located in the building, is a part of the College of Engineering.

Old mines are a $26 billion problem

Bailey Bellavance
August 30, 2015
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