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Drugs in the water?

Jim Myers
October 7, 2008
Financing junior Callan Smith, left, and marketing senior Rick Potter collaborate together on a marketing project Thursday in the foyer of McClelland Hall.

UA programs rank again

Jim Myers
October 7, 2008

Budget to bring more UA building

Jim Myers
October 7, 2008

Courting the college vote

Jim Myers
October 7, 2008

College of Science ceremony honors faculty

Jim Myers
September 19, 2008

Harrison prosecution to rest after big details

Jim Myers
September 18, 2008

UA center teams with Homeland Security

Jim Myers
September 16, 2008
Senior Coordinator for Social Justice Programs, Jennifer Hoefle, leads a seminar on social justice and diversity in the SUMC yesterday.

Social justice series focuses on equality

Jim Myers
September 10, 2008
Rick McCloskey, the Payload Interoperability Testbed manager works on the Thermal and Evolved Gas Analyzer on the engineering model of the Phoenix Lander. The TEGA will allow scientists to analyze the soil collected from Mars surface.

Mars mission full of surprises

Jim Myers
September 8, 2008
ASUA Senator Stephen Wallace speaks during the student government's meeting Wednesday to discuss the allocation of student fees.

ASUA looks at new fee plans

Jim Myers
September 4, 2008
At top and bottom, hordes of the Zona Zoo faithful remained steadfast in the stands of Arizona Stadium on Saturday amid lightning, thunder and torrential rain. Middle, Dominic Gaiser, an undeclared freshman, is tackled and taken away during the weather delay at the Arizona-Idaho blowout Saturday night. Gaiser attempted to rush the field, but was quickly apprehended by law enforcement officials.

Lightning delay leads to unrest

Jim Myers
September 2, 2008

Police Beat

Jim Myers
August 29, 2008

Deans struggle to trim school budgets

Jim Myers
August 28, 2008

Police Beat

Jim Myers
August 28, 2008

Police Beat

Jim Myers
August 27, 2008
Contributing to University Medical Center's rank among the top hospitals in America were the many members of the medical staff and students, like the ones shown here, engaged in hands on training.

Award-winning summer

Jim Myers
August 26, 2008

Police Beat

Jim Myers
August 26, 2008

Police Beat

Jim Myers
August 25, 2008

More students seeking other ways to travel

Jim Myers
August 6, 2008
Many ways for students to work on campus

Many ways for students to work on campus

Jim Myers
July 30, 2008
Campus Health has you covered

Campus Health has you covered

Jim Myers
July 30, 2008

The UA and Guns: A campus controversy

Jim Myers
July 29, 2008
Subway employee Matt Watson serves tomatoes on a customer's sandwich Tuesday near Park Ave. and Speedway Blvd. This Subway has resumed serving tomatoes since the restaaurant's FDA-approved tomatoes come from an unaffected area in California.

“Despite scare, salmonella impact proves minimal for campus area”

Jim Myers
June 26, 2008
Construction workers labor atop this year's newly constructed McClelland Park building at North Park Avenue and East Fourth Street.

“Athletic, law upgrades on board in 2007-2008”

Jim Myers
May 14, 2008
Sara Brickley, right, a mechanical engineering senior, explains her capstone project, the Ventana Symphony Vertical Drive Mechanism Redesign, to Lauren Steel, a biology senior, at the Engineering Senior Capstone Fair yesterday in the Student Union Memorial Center's Grand Ballroom.

Future engineers show off capstone projects

Jim Myers
May 2, 2008
Marissa Steinberg, veterinary science senior, left, awards Renee Sebag, a senior majoring in English, the Jody Winn-Oden Scholarship last night as part of the Accolades Awards ceremony held in the Student Union Memorial Center. The ceremony celebrated the achievements of various outstanding members of the university community.

Gala honors UA leaders

Jim Myers
May 1, 2008
Psychology freshman Julian Seidman and business freshmen Will Vernon and Alex Pappas contemplate their dinner as they gaze at the glowing menu in the Cellar Restaurant and Lounge, in the Student Union Memorial Center. The menu for the restaurant will change for the fall, with more changes to Wilbur's Underground depending on results from an online survey.

Survey to address SUMC improvements

Jim Myers
April 29, 2008

Engineers hold car show

Jim Myers
April 28, 2008

Mall fair to benefit victims of trafficking

Jim Myers
April 23, 2008

Community rallies for cancer relay

Jim Myers
April 21, 2008

Greener UA to see STARS

Jim Myers
April 16, 2008
The 3 Peaks 3 Weeks 2007 team poses at the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro in Africa. The excursion, which raises money and awareness for HIV/AIDS prevention by climbing Mt. Meru, Mt. Kenya and Mt. Kilimanjaro, is set to go again in 2009, including UA alumna Toni Harris as part of the team.

Alumna to climb for Africa aid

Jim Myers
April 14, 2008

Rights relay to stop here

Jim Myers
April 11, 2008
First year physics grad student, Michael Wohlhoefler, left, speaks with Jason Jou, a recruiter with Boeing Co., yesterday during the UA Spring Career Days at the third-floor ballroom of the Student Union Memorial Center. Spring Career Days continues today, featuring over 100 employers looking to hire students.

Opportunities abound at Career Days

Jim Myers
April 1, 2008

Students want fair credit

Jim Myers
March 28, 2008
Innovation Day project winners Joshua Scott, center, and Thomas Strong, right, hold their certificate with Harry George, a venture capitalist from the Center for Innovation. More than 19 different groups participated in Innovation Day, all showcasing their own business models for local investors and entrepreneurs.

Innovation Day flaunts big ideas

Jim Myers
March 26, 2008

Cycling Club to sponsor bicycle race

Jim Myers
March 14, 2008
From the pocket to the auction block

From the pocket to the auction block

Jim Myers
March 10, 2008
Rafael Diaz, an accounting junior, works on a paper for his business class yesterday afternoon in the ILC with an energy drink at his side. Stimulants like energy drinks are safe in moderation, but consuming too many can lead to addiction and dependency.

Study aids carry health risks with excessive use

Jim Myers
March 10, 2008
Kelly Fast, a freshman majoring in physiology and special education, jogs on the treadmill at the Student Recreation Center yesterday afternoon. As spring break approaches students are flocking to the gym to get ready for some fun in the sun.

“Spring break sends students to gym, salons”

Jim Myers
March 6, 2008

Students to write letters for children’s hospital

Jim Myers
February 29, 2008
Physiology senior Tom Fernandes and undeclared freshman Pete Zolezzi take a burned couch from a porch at a project house near East Broadway Boulevard and North Mountain Avenue. The UA Mortar Board organized 14 teams into a mass effort to clean up the streets immediately north and south of campus.

Volunteers tidy up campus area

Jim Myers
February 18, 2008
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