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Rabbi Yosef Winner, co-director of the UA Chabad Jewish Student Center lights up the first light of Hanukkah on Friday afternoon in front of the Chabad house on North Euclid Avenue.

Early holiday no deterrent

Eric Schwartz
December 4, 2007
Astronomy professor George Rieke says that Earth's moon is unlike any other.

Earth’s moon a standout in the sky

Eric Schwartz
November 29, 2007
Dr. Fayez Ghishan, head of the UA Department of Pediatrics, gestures during a speech outside University Medical Center. A $15 million gift recently donated will help the creation of the Diamond Children's Medical Center.

Kids hospital revealed

Eric Schwartz
November 29, 2007

Bark may bite into osteoarthritis

Eric Schwartz
November 26, 2007

UA Cancer Center earns renewal of $12M grant

Eric Schwartz
November 20, 2007
Nikki Fury, right, inflates a diseased pig lung at the Great American Smokeout booth hosted by the Student Health Advisory Committee on the Mall yesterday afternoon, while committee member Connie Leung looks on.

UA researchers test anti-smoking medicine on teens

Eric Schwartz
November 16, 2007

Misleading ‘massacre’ e-mail causes short-lived stir

Eric Schwartz
November 16, 2007
Charles Higgins, an associate professor of electrical computer engineering and neurobiology, with his brainchild 'Robo-moth.' Three years in the making, this moth-controlled robot was designed to study neurons in a new way and to harness moths' visual and olfactory systems.

Bug eyes a boon for professor

Eric Schwartz
November 14, 2007

UA professor helps decipher

Eric Schwartz
November 8, 2007

Police Beat

Eric Schwartz
November 2, 2007
Immunology professor David T. Harris, displays a cord blood syringe under a sterile tissue culture hood. Harris has recently coordinated the cord blood stem cells used in a study for curing aplastic anemia.

Cord blood may become super-cure

Eric Schwartz
October 31, 2007
LED light at end of sustainability tunnel?

LED light at end of sustainability tunnel?

Eric Schwartz
October 24, 2007
Associate professor Jim Riley explains the employment of rainwater harvesting on campus at a seminar in the Water Resources Research Center on Monday afternoon. The Visitor Center will demonstrate its harvesting Tuesday as one of several events in the next week featuring the UA's work on sustainable living.

“Sustainability Day, Week kick off today”

Eric Schwartz
October 24, 2007

Police Beat

Eric Schwartz
October 19, 2007
Construction at Old Main continues as the first floor is renovated due to mechanical problems.

Old Main construction still in progress

Eric Schwartz
October 18, 2007

Lounge shows love to Lander

Eric Schwartz
October 17, 2007

Learning may be gene-based

Eric Schwartz
October 16, 2007

“AIDSWalk brings out 5,500”

Eric Schwartz
October 15, 2007

Student a top-20 cube wrangler

Eric Schwartz
October 10, 2007

UA Alert service begins

Eric Schwartz
October 8, 2007
Through her computer, HiRISE operation specialist Audrie Sennema monitors the data of the HiRISE camera for 'health and safety' concerns, such as overheating or power outages. Sennema also is part of the team that commands the processing of images the camera sends back from space.

Students operate HiRISE

Eric Schwartz
October 5, 2007

Program targets science learning

Eric Schwartz
September 27, 2007
A still from the Dynamic Map Application shows the areas of flooding, in red, in response to the effects of global warming. If the water level exceeds 2 meters, Key West and Miami will submerge.

Florida in danger as water rises

Eric Schwartz
September 26, 2007
Astronomers using the Large Binocular Telescope atop Mount Graham recently discovered a rare cigar-shaped dwarf galaxy.

Cigar-shaped galaxy found

Eric Schwartz
September 24, 2007

Police Beat

Eric Schwartz
September 21, 2007
Psychology professor John Allen sits in front of his new 'recognition detector,' which analyzes brain waves.

New technology a possible alternative to polygraph test

Eric Schwartz
September 19, 2007

Police Beat

Eric Schwartz
September 18, 2007

UA scientists work on creating more resilient rice

Eric Schwartz
September 12, 2007
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