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Courtesy of Oliver SchilkeResearchers Oliver Schilke (pictured) and Martin Reimann examined the link between power and trust in a study earlier this year. The study found that those in powerful positions are given more trust by those below them.

UA researchers team up to investigate the link between power and trust

Terrie Brianna
October 22, 2015
Edward Polanco, a doctoral student of history in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, presents his research at The Playground Bar and Lounge during a Grad Slam event Wednesday, April 15. Polanco is a Fulbright scholar currently in Mexico conducting research.

Featured Fulbright Scholars at the UA

Terrie Brianna
October 2, 2015
The University of Arizona's anti-discrimination policy within a class syllabus. Effective in the spring of 2016, the university will implement a new syllabus policy that will indirectly address sexual assault.

Syllabus: another tool to create more awareness about campus sexual assault

Terrie Brianna
September 18, 2015

UA utilizes new app to increase campus safety

Terrie Brianna
September 12, 2015

Emerge! Center Against Domestic Violence expands services

Terrie Brianna
September 3, 2015

Sarah Netherton, GPSC President, anticipates collaboration among UA professional community

Terrie Brianna
August 24, 2015
A logo marks the Graduate and Professional Student Council offices on the third floor of the Student Union Memorial Center on Sunday. The council represents the graduate student body.

GPSC serves as a voice for graduate and professional students at UA

Terrie Brianna
August 23, 2015
Bill Mason, Cat Tran Driver (Brown hair) Dennis Cady, Cat Tran Driver (black and white striped shirt) AJ Dowgiert, Cat Tran Driver (Plaid/Checkered Shirt)

Voice for students grows larger

Terrie Brianna and Sam Gross
July 29, 2015
Bill Mason, Cat Tran Driver (Brown hair) Dennis Cady, Cat Tran Driver (black and white striped shirt) AJ Dowgiert, Cat Tran Driver (Plaid/Checkered Shirt)

Q&A with ASUA President Manny Felix

Terrie Brianna
July 29, 2015
Students study together for final exams in the UA Main Library on Thursday. Finals Survival Week will continue today with yoga, back rubs, therapy dogs, fresh fruit, ice cream and giveaways beginning at noon on the UA Mall.

Finals Survival Week relieves stress on Mall

Terrie Brianna
May 6, 2015
Yi-Chang Chiu, founder of the Metropia app, accepts the information technology award from President Ann Weaver Hart in the UA Museum of Art during the I-Squared Awards for Innovation and Impact on Thursday. Other awards were given based on their improvement of quality of life through research and innovation.

I-Squared winners use innovation to impact

Terrie Brianna
May 4, 2015
Former Arizona Rep. Ron Barber talks about freedom of speech from a political standpoint on Wednesday in the Modern Languages building. Barber was part of a panel that discussed the First Amendment and the meaning of freedom of speech in America.

Panelists balance free speech, civility

Terrie Brianna
April 30, 2015

Free speech and civility affects us all

Terrie Brianna
April 29, 2015
Banner hospitals have been recognized as being among the top 100 greatest hospitals in the U.S. In March, the UA and Banner entered a 30-year academic affiliation deal.

Banner listed as top-100 hospital

Terrie Brianna
April 28, 2015
Communication junior Shawn Strunk walks his 5-month-old Siberian husky named Selah on Monday morning near the Arizona State Museum. Strunk said he likes to walk his dog in the mornings along the UA Mall.

Gone to the dogs

Terrie Brianna
April 23, 2015
Members of the winning team, Infinurja, pose for a photo with Nicholas Jennings (center right) and Raj Gangadean (far right) for the 2015 Perkins Coie Innovative Minds Challenge Demo Day at the Arizona Center for Innovation on Tuesday. The team was awarded $10,000 for its innovation that converts waste into electricity.

UA innovation continues

Terrie Brianna
April 22, 2015
Members of the UA's Muslim Student Association gather at the Islamic Center of Tucson on Friday afternoon to prepare for a week's worth of events for Islamic Awareness Week. Co-vice President Azba Khan (far left), Secretary Sumaiyya Zehri (center left), President Asim Zehri (center right), Co-vice President Taha Hasan (far right) and club members said they hope these events will "clarify any misconceptions" and "bring awareness to other aspects" of Islam.

Islamic Awareness Week kicks off

Terrie Brianna
April 20, 2015
Butterflies hang outside of the UA Hillel Foundation to commemorate the lives of 1.5 million children lost in the Holocaust on Sunday morning. Mayor Jonathan Rothschild proclaimed April 19 to be “Holocaust Survivor and Butterfly Project Day.”

Butterflies symbolize Holocaust children

Terrie Brianna
April 20, 2015
T-shirts campaigning against sexual violence and assault blow in the wind at the Take Back the Night event at Hotel Congress on April 8. The event aims to create a society that does not tolerate sexual assault and rape culture.

Tucson changing culture of rape

Terrie Brianna
April 15, 2015
The Day of Silence, a Sexual Assault Awareness event, will be held on the UA Mall from 10 a.m-2 p.m. in front of Old Main. AJ Born, an ASUA Pride Alliance co-director of the event, said “people take a vow of silence to symbolize how LGBTQA people are silenced.”

UA goes silent on Mall today

Terrie Brianna
April 15, 2015
Sonney Clenny, 29, a homeless man, spends his Monday afternoon catching some shade. After graduating from high school, Clenny left his hometown of Lima, Ohio, and remained homeless for the past 12 years and considers himself a traveler since he has lived in more than 35 states across the country.

Students work to help address Tucson poverty

Terrie Brianna
April 15, 2015
Courtesy of Monica CasperA new abortion law claiming that abortion is reversible thanks to a certain amount of progesterone has come under fire. Criticism of the law centers around its scientific validity.

New AZ abortion law faces criticism

Terrie Brianna
April 14, 2015
Interfaith marriage discussed

Interfaith marriage discussed

Terrie Brianna
April 9, 2015
Courtesy of UA College of EducationBruce Johnson is the co-director of the STEM Learning Center, professor of environmental learning and science education, and department head of teaching, learning and sociocultural studies. Johnson discussed the UA's Teachers in Industry program, which he said is the only program in the country where teachers can work for science, technology, engineering and math industries during the summer while simultaneously earning a master's degree.

STEM program diversifies field

Terrie Brianna
April 6, 2015
Courtesy of Joseph DiazA Women in Anthropology table is set up in the UA Main Library. Four women in the program are being honored today at 6 p.m. for their accomplishments.

Women honored for their research

Terrie Brianna
March 31, 2015
Courtesy of the UA Office of CommunicationsVin Del Casino is the Vice Provost for Digital Learning and Student Engagement. He said he hopes the UA online campus has at least 3,500 students enrolled.

College is going digital

Terrie Brianna
March 30, 2015
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UA professor to give lecture addressing pediatric OCD

Terrie Brianna
March 12, 2015
Courtesy of Cooper JamesArizona graduate Christopher Cegielski's film "Bloodlines" was screened at the Berlin International Film Festival, which ran from Feb. 5-15. Cegielski's film was the first film by UA graduates ever selected to be screened at the festival.

UA alumnus’ film recognized at Berlinale festival

Terrie Brianna
March 10, 2015
Courtesy of Ray BarnesStudents from the College of Architecture, Planning & Landscape Architecture work together to build brick walls utilizing a variety of mortar and brick-laying techniques at the Superlite Block Company yard throughout the month of April. The construction of the walls was completed on Tuesday.

Hands-on learning builds more than walls

Terrie Brianna
March 4, 2015
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Professor’s book looks at college smoking

Terrie Brianna
February 25, 2015
James Worthington standing infront of the TU Freiberg Library in Freigberg, Germany. Worthington is currently studying there on a Fulbright U.S. Student Program Grant for 10-months doing a project on thermochronology and geochronology. (Photograph by James Worthington)

Program brightens chances to go abroad

Terrie Brianna
February 23, 2015
The Black Law Students Association (BLSA) at the University of Arizona sponsors the second panel in their panel series titled, "Diversity in Higher Education: The Admissions Process" at the Rogers College of Law on Feb 18.

Black Law panel discusses diversity in higher education

Terrie Brianna
February 19, 2015
Courtesy of Thomas VeneklasenSharon Garrison died Saturday morning after being hit by a vehicle Friday night. Garrison was a professor at the Eller College of Management with a focus on finance since 1999.

University of Arizona faculty adviser, former professor struck, killed by vehicle over weekend

Terrie Brianna
February 18, 2015
Courtesy of Sally HolcombJorge Ernesto Espejel Montes, Mexican consul in Douglas and Clint Imholte (right) holds up a giant check with the Mexican Consulate IME Becas fund's contribution of $20,000 to the Education Unidos Fund.

UA South gives $40K in scholarships

Terrie Brianna
February 16, 2015
Deputy Chief Sharon Allen responds to a question during the law enforcement panel sponsered by the Black Law Students Association in the auditorium at the James E. Rogers College of Law on Wednesday. The panel was presented with questions regarding recent incidents of police brutality.

Police panel denies racial bias, cite inaccurate media portrayals

Terrie Brianna
February 12, 2015
A group of students watch "Eyes on the Prize" at the James E. Rogers College of Law during the Lunchtime Lecture Series on Monday, Feb. 2nd.

College of Law hosts film series on US civil rights movement

Terrie Brianna
February 3, 2015
Courtesy of Student Aid for Field Epidemiology Response TeamMembers of Student Aid for Field Epidemiology Response Team worked with the Maricopa County Department of Public Health on Sunday at Super Bowl XLIX in Phoenix. The students kept an eye out for infectious diseases that may arise at the Super Bowl, particularly measles, which has made a re-occurrence.

Measley Super Bowl for UA

Terrie Brianna
February 2, 2015
Courtesy of Meg MoritaPublic health senior Meg Morita stands in front of Arenal Volcano during a study abroad trip to Costa Rica. 2015 is expected to see an increase in study abroad students, and the UA is adding 19 new programs.

Students moving abroad to study

Terrie Brianna
January 28, 2015
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