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ASUA releases tentative budget plan

ASUA releases tentative budget plan

Matt Lewis
August 25, 2011
Wilma Wildcat poses with two incoming freshmen at the 2011 UA Phoenix Summer Send-Off. More than 1,400 incoming freshmen attended the event along with their families.

Migrating south

Matt Lewis
August 13, 2011
Wilma Wildcat poses with two incoming freshmen at the 2011 UA Phoenix Summer Send-Off. More than 1,400 incoming freshmen attended the event along with their families.

Migrating south

Matt Lewis and Matt Lewis
August 7, 2011

Hiring freeze to begin

Matt Lewis
May 3, 2010

New Directions

Matt Lewis
April 26, 2010
Lisa Beth Earle/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Protesters put their rights to peaceful demonstration into action against Senate Bill 1070 at the northwest corner of Congress St. and Granada Ave. on Tuesday, April 20. Community members protesting the bill held signs encouraging people to veto it and honk if they agree.

Immigration bill protested

Matt Lewis
April 21, 2010

Geology ranked No. 1 in nation

Matt Lewis
April 20, 2010

No more alcohol in tents west of Cherry

Matt Lewis
April 14, 2010
Arizona Daily Wildcat Former Student Publications Director Clyde Lowery presents the Lowery Award for Professionalism and Integrity to Daily Wildcat editor in chief Brett Fera in 2005.

Former Daily Wildcat director dies

Matt Lewis
April 13, 2010
Rodney Haas/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Tomomi Yoshida from Japan finishes writing someone's name in Japanese as Hiroshi Tsubouchi looks on during the International Bazaar. The event, held at the Center for English as a Second Language building Thursday, was a place for international students who will be taking classes at the UA share aspects of their culture.

Bazaar bonds CESL students

Matt Lewis
April 9, 2010
Dominick DeCarlo, a UA alumnus and self-proclaimed creator of a new form of entertainment called Hypnovideo, which uses hypnotized people to entertain an audience, performs at the Desert Diamond Casino this Saturday.

Alumnus takes hypnotized crowds on unreal journies

Matt Lewis
April 8, 2010

Power outage resolved quickly

Matt Lewis
April 1, 2010

UA grads recieve bigger salaries

Matt Lewis
March 26, 2010

ABOR updates

Matt Lewis
March 12, 2010
Rodney Haas / Arizona Daily Wildcat President Robert Shelton sits at the Arizona Board of Regents meeting in the North Ballroom of the Student Union Memorial Center March 11, 2010. "These are challenging times that require difficult decisions," he said about the 20 percent increase to tuition for the 2010-2011 school year.

Tuition hike approved

Matt Lewis
March 12, 2010

ABOR Meeting Blog – Tuition Proposal

Matt Lewis
March 11, 2010

ABOR to decide on 2010-11 tuition and fees

Matt Lewis
March 11, 2010
Hallie Bolonkin/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Leslie Tolbert, vice president of research at the UA, went to Capitol Hill Feb. 23, 2010, to ask Congress for more federal money to rebuild science facilities which have been deteriorating.

UA’s VP of research lobbies Congress for science funding

Matt Lewis
March 5, 2010

President Robert Shelton delivers State of the University address in Phoenix

Matt Lewis
March 4, 2010
UA professor of surgery David Armstrong

Surgery professor given high honors

Matt Lewis
March 3, 2010

Football pumps up blood drive

Matt Lewis
March 2, 2010
Rodney Haas / Arizona Daily Wildcat Demonstrators hold signs denouncing the North Korea government during a rally on the UA Mall Thursday Feb. 25 2010. The demonstration was organized by the student group Link to draw attention to the human rights violations occurring in North Korea.

N. Korea escapee speaks at UA

Matt Lewis
February 26, 2010

Tuition may go up by more than $2K

Matt Lewis
February 24, 2010
Valentina Martinelli/Arizona Daily Wildcat Arizona Rangers Vinson Holck, right, and Steve Nekolek stand guard over one of the 26 original first printings by John Dunlap of the Declaration of Independence while displayed in the Arizona History Museum February 21 and 22, 2010.

1776 copy Declaration of Independence in Tucson

Matt Lewis
February 22, 2010

UA might expand to Chandler

Matt Lewis
February 19, 2010
Matt Lewis/ Arizona Daily Wildcat

UA might expand to Chandler

Matt Lewis
February 18, 2010
Lisa Beth Earle/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Traci Smith, a freshman majoring in computer science and religion, gets her backpack signed by David Hasselhoff when he came to campus on Wednesday, Feb. 17. Smith recently returned from a one year deployment as part of the Army National Guard in Afghanistan and was excited to meet the celebrity.

Hasseling the ‘Hoff’

Matt Lewis
February 18, 2010
Lisa Beth Earle / Arizona Daily Wildcat The old Roy Place building on the southeast corner of Stone and Pennington could be the site for the new UA architecture and urban design studio.

Downtown CALA classes coming

Matt Lewis
February 18, 2010
A computer generated rendering of the animal research facility exterior to built at the UA?s biomedical campus in Phoenix. The UA received a $15 million grant to help build the facility from the National Institutes of Health.

Animal lab gets $15m

Matt Lewis
February 12, 2010

AZ high school students tracked for college prep

Matt Lewis
February 10, 2010

UA to improve Africa’s food

Matt Lewis
February 8, 2010
Cancer center gets $5M

Cancer center gets $5M

Matt Lewis
February 4, 2010
Tim Glass / Arizona Daily Wildcat Brian Seastone, UAPD commander of emergency management services, coordinates the evacuation of close to 800 Tucson High students to Bear Down Gym after a bomb threat was called into the school yesterday.

Tucson High evacuates 800 after bomb threat

Matt Lewis and Rodney Haas
February 3, 2010
Lisa Beth Earle / Arizona Daily Wildcat Matt Bunting, an electrical engineering senior, uses the frame of a videogame controller for the remote of a robot he created. Bunting originally made the robot for a robotics class and now Intel Corp. has ordered two of them, which use Intel processors, for use at industry trade shows.

Engineering Senior’s Robot Catches Intel’s Eye

Matt Lewis
January 26, 2010

Eller class wins Honda contest

Matt Lewis
January 25, 2010
Lisa Beth Earle/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Broken windows on the Architecture building, and UITS building.

“A new year, new broken windows”

Matt Lewis
January 20, 2010
Timothy Galaz / Arizona Daily Wildcat Ruben Reyes, Assistant to Congressman Ra

Immigration reform group hosts town hall

Matt Lewis
January 19, 2010

Club opts to go Medieval

Matt Lewis
September 10, 2007

Surgeons hired to extend new field

Matt Lewis
September 4, 2007

“Add this, drop that”

Matt Lewis
August 29, 2007

Abor briefs

Matt Lewis
August 24, 2007
Fifth-semester traditional-nursing students Ashley Taylor, Cara Drinousky and Nicole Marble demonstrate the new training facility where nursing students will use dummies to learn how to treat and care for patients . The College of Nursing celebrated its 50th anniversary with the opening of the Steele Innovative Learning Center yesterday afternoon.

Nursing expands center for big 5-0

Matt Lewis
August 24, 2007
The finishing touches are being made to the new Poetry Center, the Helen S. Schaefer building, 1508 E. Helen St. The center will open Oct. 14 with a housewarming festival that is open to the public.

Poetry Center gets new home

Matt Lewis
August 20, 2007

Sarver Center director touts new resuscitation method

Matt Lewis
August 6, 2007
An artist's rendering of the HIV virus.

On the brink of HIV study breakthrough

Matt Lewis
August 6, 2007
The inside of the new family and consumer sciences

New buildings loom over new students

Matt Lewis
July 25, 2007
Two sorority girls duke it out in the annual 'War of the Roses' in September.

Greek life at UA has wide influence

Matt Lewis
July 25, 2007

Get in the green

Matt Lewis
July 24, 2007

“Neither gender more chatty, study of per-day words shows”

Matt Lewis
July 18, 2007

Shelton speaks out against Israel boycott

Matt Lewis
July 18, 2007

UMC enters elite crowd with 800th transplant

Matt Lewis
July 11, 2007
Stagnant water sits in an over-full storm drain outside the Park Student Union.

Storm drain markers work to prevent pollution

Matt Lewis
July 2, 2007

Spouses’ cancer research honored

Matt Lewis
July 2, 2007

Researcher wins grant to explore language processing in the brain

Matt Lewis
June 6, 2007
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