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A turtle sunbathes on a rock next to the coy pond on Park Avenue on Monday. The small oasis containing goldfish and a handful of turtles makes a good place to sit and relax between classes.

Campus landmarks make an engaging stroll

Craig Grau
October 20, 2006
Journalism department head Jacqueline Sharkey answers questions from students regarding the proposed differential tuition hike Monday evening. Five students and faculty members turned out to hear about the potential $300 increase.

Journalism dept. considers $300 tuition increase

Craig Grau
October 18, 2006

Volunteers lend a hand at Mexican clinic

Craig Grau
October 18, 2006
Undeclared freshman Brittany Newell text messages a friend while waiting for a computer in the ILC Tuesday morning.

Library administrators envision expansion to help crowded ILC

Craig Grau
October 11, 2006

“Former ASA director faces prison, restitution for theft”

Craig Grau
October 6, 2006
Tu Nidito volunteer and facilitator Dawn Kossmann sits below a mural honoring a former member yesterday at the Tu Nidito children's center. Tu Nidito is a nonprofit organization that assists children and families with life-threatening illnesses.

Campus renews support group for students coping with grief

Craig Grau
October 4, 2006
Wheelchair athletes take a sharp turn around the UA Mall early yesterday as part of the 11th annual Jim Click's Run 'N' Roll. The event brought in more than $140,000 dollars for the university's Adaptive Athletics program.

A Run ‘N’ Roll for their money

Craig Grau
October 2, 2006
Bill Emmott, a former editor in chief of The Economist magazine, delivered a speech to students yesterday evening in McClelland Hall's Berger Auditorium. He spoke about and in favor of globalization of business.

Former Economist editor pitches globalism at Eller

Craig Grau
September 28, 2006
Corrine Walker, a molecular and cellular biology senior, trains for El Tour de Tucson for the second year in a row by riding 90 miles on weekends. Proceeds from El Tour de Tucson, a 109-mile bike ride on Nov. 18, will benefit Tu Nidito Children and Family Services.

UA students train for 109-mile bicycle ride

Craig Grau
September 26, 2006
President Robert Shelton talks with senior Bobcat member Katy Graham, top left, senior Bobcat president Matt Haberman and University Activities Board members junior Lydia McCune and senior Tim Lin yesterday afternoon when meeting with student organizations to talk about campus issues. The event was hosted by Benihana.

Shelton advises student leaders to ‘put people first’

Craig Grau
September 20, 2006
Undeclared freshman Margaret Winston, front, pre-business freshman Laura Gelinas and undeclared freshman Lauren Post sunbathe at the Student Recreation Center on Aug. 30. The UA dermatology department is working to replace two dermatologists who were fired in July, leaving one doctor in charge of thousands of patients.

Dermatology dept. faces rash of dilemmas

Craig Grau
September 19, 2006
Kyle Colavito, a mechanical engineering graduate student and UA cycling club member, works on a student's bike. The cycling club was on the UA Mall yesterday helping students with their bikes and promoting their club.

Bike addicts offer free fixes

Craig Grau
September 14, 2006

Off-campus work study may receive federal approval

Craig Grau
September 12, 2006

Skeptics unite to scrutinize officials’ explanations of 9/11

Craig Grau
September 11, 2006

Medical school names Phoenix campus faculty

Craig Grau
September 7, 2006

UA could expand downtown

Craig Grau
September 5, 2006

Independent studies set for overhaul after scandal

Craig Grau
August 30, 2006

“China, U.S. to benefit from UA study-abroad program”

Craig Grau
August 29, 2006
Bruce Metzger, volunteer coordinator for Odyssey Healthcare, discusses the importance of 'end-of-life' care with first-year medical students at the College of Medicine on Friday. Metzger has been working with the UA College of Medicine to include hospice as part of students' third and fourth-year medical rotations.

Hospice rotation could become part of routine for med students

Craig Grau
August 28, 2006
President Robert Shelton meets with bookstore associate Marlene Smith in the UofA Bookstore Monday while touring the campus with student body president Erin Hertzog

Shelton meets more

Craig Grau
August 23, 2006

Excessive credits to cost students

Craig Grau
August 22, 2006
President Robert Shelton talks with undeclared freshman Zac York yesterday morning while touring some morning classes and the Student Union Memorial Center with student body President Erin Hertzog.

Shelton surprises students in class

Craig Grau
August 22, 2006

Shelton cuts budget by $10 million

Craig Grau
August 21, 2006
The Quincie Douglas pool is located directly across from the site of the proposed UA Bioscience Park, East 36th Street and South Kino Parkway. Bioscience Park would place the UA at the forefront of the biotech technology.

Proposed biotech park could transform city

Craig Grau
August 7, 2006

IFC head charges dropped

Craig Grau
August 2, 2006
Basil Schaheen, a molecular and cellular biology senior, returned from Lebanon last week just after war threatened the country. Basil is just one of many UA students impacted by recent events in Lebanon and Israel.

Overseas tension hits home for some UA students

Craig Grau
August 2, 2006
Kappa Alpha Theta have their official pictures snapped during Bid Day. Bid Day marks the annual selection of the sorority pledge class that will be initiated.

Diverse greek life could be your life

Craig Grau
July 26, 2006
Cosme Rodriguez, 37, rides his motorized bike away from town hall last Tuesday after the city council meeting where he spoke in opposition of motor bike restrictions. Rodriguez uses the bike as transportation to and from his work.

Gas-powered bikes ride a fine line on campus

Craig Grau
July 19, 2006
Marketing senior Carrie Bawolek helps students find housing Wednesday in the Student Union Memorial Center. The Commuter Student Affairs office helps students find roommates and housing year-round.

Students still looking for fall housing

Craig Grau
July 6, 2006
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