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Email system to go down for migration

Rachel Gottfried
May 1, 2012
UA Associate Professor Mark "Marty" Pagel, far right, with chemical engineering student Michelle Benson, left, and University of Arizona Cancer Center student Tony Ward. Pagel's MRI method produces an image that maps the acid content in tissues, which enables doctors to monitor the effectiveness of personalized treatments such as baking soda on tumors and normal tissue, and could even predict the effectiveness of chemotherapies before the patient starts the medication. UA Biomedical Engineering photo.

Baking soda research could help treat cancer

Rachel Gottfried
April 19, 2012
Pima County is allocating $10 million to update roads in Tucson.

County approves $10M for road repair

Rachel Gottfried
April 13, 2012

Updated: Survivors of sexual assault share stories with UA, Tucson communities during “Take Back the Night”

Rachel Gottfried
April 11, 2012
Will Ferguson / Arizona Daily Wildcat Gov. Jan Brewer made an appearance for the official opening of the UA Center for Innovation at the UA Tech Park on Jan. 18, 2012. The Center for Innovation will help entrepreneurs with new business ventures.

Fortune 500 company to bring 400 jobs to Tucson

Rachel Gottfried
April 9, 2012

UA hosts annual psych summit

Rachel Gottfried
April 6, 2012
Will Ferguson / Daily Wildcat Dr. Andrew Weil, director of the Center for Integrative Medicine of the UA College of Medicine, answers audience members' questions after his presentation on medical mistakes commited by practitioners in the recent past. The presentation took place in the Du Val auditorium of the University Medical Center on April 4, 2012

Doc talks medical mistakes

Rachel Gottfried
April 5, 2012
Lydia Stern/Daily Wildcat 1 in 3 companies plan to increase hiring for 2012.

Study: Hiring may increase in 2012

Rachel Gottfried
March 30, 2012

UA grad programs among top in US

Rachel Gottfried
March 28, 2012
Bob and Mary Cockerham, owners of Car World KIA of Santa Fe, New Mexico, were forced to close three of their four auto dealerships due to the recession-driven credit crunch. As they struggle to keep their last dealership open, they've been unable to get addititional inventory financing or working capital loans. (Luis Sanchez Saturno/The New Mexican/MCT)

Retail sales up despite high gas prices in Arizona

Rachel Gottfried
March 23, 2012
Kevin Brost / Arizona Daily Wildcat Brian Kolfage is a war veteran who has returned to the UA to study architecture.

War veteran pursues dream to be residential architect

Rachel Gottfried
March 22, 2012

Professors weigh in on censorship

Rachel Gottfried
March 7, 2012
Tim W. Glass / Daily Wildcat Dave Boston, an eight year Tucson resident, holds up a sign protesting the Main Gate Urban Overlay District during the ctiy council meeting Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012. The Tucson City Council voted to pass the Main Gate Urban Overlay District ordinance by a vote of 6-1. Many residents turned out for the vote and shouts of "shame on you" and "who do you represent" rang out when the vote was counted.

Locals protest Main Gate plan, building criteria

Rachel Gottfried
February 29, 2012
Will Ferguson/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Adam Michel, a system administrator for UITS, leads a tour of the new Research Data Center at 1077 N. Highland Ave. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held for the facility on Monday, Feb. 27. This new facility is a state-of-the-art computer hub housing five centrally funded research computers.

Online Exclusive: Ribbon cut for opening of new UA Research Data Center

Rachel Gottfried
February 28, 2012
Alex Kulpinski / Daily Wildcat UA President Eugene G. Sander, Director of the Center for the Philosophy of Freedom Randy Kendrick and Sen. Jon Kyl cut the ribbon to open the New Center for the Philosophy of Freedom on Friday, Feb. 24, 2012.

Center for the Philosophy of Freedom opens at UA

Rachel Gottfried
February 27, 2012

Disabled students to receive LSAT aid

Rachel Gottfried
February 23, 2012

Students present year-long research

Rachel Gottfried
February 16, 2012
Jim O'Rourke / Arizona Daily Wildcat UA students and customers stand in line at the grand opening of Pinkberry on Tuesday, located in the Student Union Memorial Center.

Pinkberry opens first Arizona location at UA, sees long lines

Rachel Gottfried
February 15, 2012
Kevin Brost / Arizona Daily Wildcat Pinkberry, a premium frozen yogurt company hailing from West Hollywood, California, is set to open in the Student Union Memorial Center across from the Wells Fargo in Spring 2012 (or maybe sooner) on October 13, 2011.

Arizona’s first Pinkberry frozen yogurt shop to open on campus

Rachel Gottfried
February 13, 2012

Campus magazine scammer arrested

Rachel Gottfried
February 13, 2012
Keith Hickman-Perfetti/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Noam Chomsky, who has been described as the father of modern linguistics, speaks at Centennial Hall in Tucson on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012. Chomsky spoke about education equality throughout western history.

Noam Chomsky advocates accessibility to education

Rachel Gottfried
February 9, 2012

Arizona university students lobby legislators on higher education issues

Rachel Gottfried
February 7, 2012
President Eugene Sander in his office on 2 Feburary 2012. He was being interviewed about what he thinks he's accomplished in his time here. Keith Hickman-Perfetti/ Arizona Daily Wildcat

Sander prepares for next president

Rachel Gottfried
February 6, 2012

Study: Diabetes a hindrance to sleep

Rachel Gottfried
February 1, 2012
UMC’s chest pain center accredited

UMC’s chest pain center accredited

Rachel Gottfried
January 25, 2012

Greek restaurant makes natural change

Rachel Gottfried
January 24, 2012
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