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PHOTOS ARE FOR YOUR ONE-TIME USE ONLY AS A TIE-IN WITH THE GENOGRAPHIC PROJECT. NO SALES. NO TRANSFERS. NO ARCHIVES. Credit: National Geographic Maps Map of early human migration patterns. The Genographic Project, a global, five-year research initiative launched by National Geographic and IBM, will trace the migratory history of the human species.

Genographic project traces human history

Carly Kennedy
December 1, 2009
Casey Sapio / Daily Wildcat

UA soakin’ up the sun

Carly Kennedy
November 17, 2009
Sexual Assualt policy in need of revision

Sexual Assualt policy in need of revision

Carly Kennedy
October 29, 2009
Dr. Sherry Chow, PH.D., the research associate professor who is in charge of the study, and Wade Chew, a research specialist for the green tea study, notice a spec of dirt in a vial that must be completely clean for use with specific chemical samples.

Could Green Tea clear HPV? (Corrected)

Carly Kennedy
October 26, 2009
Watering crops with overhead sprinklers, as shown on this farm in Yuma, Arizona, loses much of the water to evaporation. Only a small portion of the land in Arizona is used for agriculture, however that use accounts for 70-80 percent of the states? water resources.

Experts: Arizona agriculture will not dry out

Carly Kennedy
October 20, 2009

New ‘Think Tank’ tutors thousands

Carly Kennedy
October 15, 2009
The Sloan Digital Sky Survey is located on Apache Point Observatory in New Mexico. It will help astronomers create the first three-dimensional map of the universe.

UA helps create 3-D map of universe

Carly Kennedy
October 14, 2009
Jacob Rader / Arizona Daily Wildcat

UA researchers gain insight into chaos

Carly Kennedy
October 13, 2009
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Startling find may be key in evolution

Carly Kennedy
October 7, 2009
Lisa Beth Earle / Arizona Daily Wildcat New technology at the UMC provides unique surgical training for both medical students and seasoned practitioners. The UA Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering partnered with the Arizona Simulation Technology and Education Center (ASTEC) at the UA College of Medicine to develop the state-of-the-art simulation training tool.

New technology trains surgeons for ‘Operation’

Carly Kennedy
October 5, 2009

Some students still housed in temporary dorm spaces

Carly Kennedy
October 1, 2009

Some dorm residents still in temporary housing

Carly Kennedy
September 30, 2009

UA researchers weigh in on water issue

Carly Kennedy
September 29, 2009

Sustainability conference faces uncertain weather

Carly Kennedy
September 25, 2009
Lisa Beth Earle / Arizona Daily Wildcat Taylor Edwards, an assistant staff scientist in the UA Human Origins Genotyping Laboratory, has three tortoises from the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Tortoise Adoption Program. Edwards is currently working on genetic research for the conservation of Desert Tortoises.

Race for endangered status

Carly Kennedy
September 22, 2009

Nursing to levy $2000 fee

Carly Kennedy
March 12, 2009
Chris Gustafson, an intern for Senate Democrats, holds a sign signaling the speaker has reached the conclusion of her three minute time limit during the Democratic Public Hearing held in the South Ballroom of the SUMC Thursday night.

Town hall focused on AZ budget

Carly Kennedy
March 6, 2009

Rally to seek school support

Carly Kennedy
March 3, 2009

AIMS waiver’s future unsure

Carly Kennedy
February 27, 2009

UA may alter class standings

Carly Kennedy
February 23, 2009

Education faces losses

Carly Kennedy
February 16, 2009

Schools waiting for FACT action

Carly Kennedy
February 11, 2009

Public outreach programs get cut

Carly Kennedy
February 3, 2009

Brewer approves cutbacks

Carly Kennedy
February 2, 2009

“United, students fight for future”

Carly Kennedy
January 30, 2009

Shelton hopes for Federal trickle down

Carly Kennedy
January 30, 2009
Students protest the legislature's proposed budget cuts to higher education outside the Arizona State Capitol Wednesday afternoon.

Newly appointed team will provide budget solution alternatives to legislature

Carly Kennedy
January 29, 2009

‘Call to audience’ turns into battle against budget cuts

Carly Kennedy
January 23, 2009
UA students display their opposition to the proposed budget cuts as Michael Slugocki, ASA president, conveys his disapproval of the proposed legislation to the Arizona Board of Regents at the North Ballroom of SUMC, Thursday. Over 900 people attended the meeting.

Regents plan for ‘proposed’ future

Carly Kennedy
January 23, 2009

Campus fights budget nightmare

Carly Kennedy
January 22, 2009

You say you want an evolution?

Carly Kennedy
January 21, 2009

Shelton: Budget cut will hurt economy

Carly Kennedy
January 20, 2009

Shelton: Budget cut will hurt state economy

Carly Kennedy
January 19, 2009

UA: Merger won’t impact students

Carly Kennedy
January 15, 2009

Provost: Merger will save millions

Carly Kennedy
January 14, 2009

Regents reject Shelton’s plan; tuition to rise $206

Carly Kennedy
December 5, 2008

Doctor: Drugs not the only approach to health

Carly Kennedy
November 24, 2008
UA President Robert Shelton tries to address the concerns of graduate students in the UA Administration Building last night.

Budget woes hurting TAs

Carly Kennedy
November 20, 2008

AIDS week kicks off at UA today

Carly Kennedy
November 17, 2008
Principal Investigator Peter Smith, left, and Senior Engineer Roger Tanner, stand near a model of the Phoenix Mars Lander that is on display in the Phoenix Science Operations Center.

From failure to redemption

Carly Kennedy
November 12, 2008

Halloween gives reason to wear or not to wear

Carly Kennedy
October 31, 2008
Students wrap around the ASUA offices on Thursday during an early voting drive for the general election to be held next week.

Students turn out en masse to vote

Carly Kennedy
October 31, 2008

Final missions ahead for Lander

Carly Kennedy
October 27, 2008
Dan Mckee, physical education senior and a member of UA cheerleading, participates in a tug of war match on the UA Mall, part of the Homecoming week of events Wednesday.

Week of campus events stirs Wildcat spirit

Carly Kennedy
October 24, 2008
Cars parked in the Cherry Ave Garage across from Arizona Stadium Tuesday, September 9.

Going green gaining appeal with permit prices climbing

Carly Kennedy
October 22, 2008

Police Beat

Carly Kennedy
October 20, 2008

Hispanic culture to play halftime

Carly Kennedy
October 17, 2008
Zak Stucchi, front, and Philip Bloom of the band Blueskyreality perform at Bear Down Field Friday night at the Rock for a Wish benefit concert presented by the Chi Omega sorority.

Bands rock for a cause

Carly Kennedy
October 13, 2008
Aubrey Carolyn Wadman-Goetch, a chemistry freshman, creates a square for an awareness quilt alongside Shannon Quay, a public health senior, Wednesday afternoon as part of the LGBTQ Resource Fair held on the UA Mall.

‘Coming Out’ to awareness

Carly Kennedy
October 10, 2008
Quilt brings out the love

Quilt brings out the love

Carly Kennedy
October 8, 2008

“Film focuses on LGBT, pop culture”

Carly Kennedy
October 8, 2008

Battling ignorance ‘one condom at a time’

Carly Kennedy
October 7, 2008
Members of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority on campus await the arrival of their newest members during Sorority Rush earlier this fall.

Greeks go in big for Family Weekend

Carly Kennedy
October 3, 2008
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