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Wildcat Spotlight: Five Arizona athletes to bring the attention to Tucson in the upcoming season

Justin Spears
May 23, 2016
Cooper Temple / The Daily Wildcat works on a design project at the UA College of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape Architecture on Tuesday.

Gardening and combat now classes offered this fall semester

Kevin C. Reagan
September 17, 2014

Column: Inequality affects state legislatures

Casey Hoyack
September 17, 2014

Column: Church acts where President Obama won’t

Alex Devoid
September 17, 2014

Column: Admit it. You’re racist.

Nick Havey
September 17, 2014

Football Guide: Positional grades for offensive linemen

Roberto Payne
August 28, 2014
Jordan Allen, Defensive Lineman

Football Guide: Positional grades for defensive linemen

Roberto Payne
August 28, 2014

Tucson organizations boycott border patrol checkpoints

Ethan McSweeney
July 9, 2014
Arizona outfielder Zach Gibbons (23) hits a three base run during the third inning of Arizona's 6-5 loss against Abilene Christian in game two of the three game series Saturday. Arizona plays Abilene Christian for game three and Arizona's last game of the season Sunday at 12 p.m.

Arizona baseball game notes: Gibbons excels as season concludes

Evan Rosenfeld
May 25, 2014

Police Beat: May 1

Elizabeth Eaton
May 1, 2014
Maik Scheller, an assistant research professor in the College of Optical Sciences, adjusts instruments in his laboratory. Scheller is the first author of a recently published study that looks at a new type of laser that could one day be used to divert lightning away from buildings.

High-powered lasers being tested at UA

Mark Armao
April 10, 2014
Dendrochronologists at the UA tree-ring lab use pieces of the Prometheus tree to determine its age. The bristlecone pine was approximately 5,000 years old.

Chopping down history:

Michaela Kane
April 10, 2014
Sean Lambert (LE FT), a chemistry senior, has been dating Erica Schwencer, a biochemistry senior, for the last four years. They currently live together. Despite contemporary research suggesting premarital couple cohabitation may hurt more relationships than it helps, many couples still choose to live together.

Studies expose downside of live-in relationships

Julie Huynh
April 10, 2014

FDA approves biomarker for Alzheimer’s disease

Dara Farhadi
April 3, 2014
Rendering courtesy of Ryan Molton The Big Bang theory holds that the universe exploded into existence approximately 13.8 billion years ago. Scientists recently detected the presence of gravitational waves in the cosmic background radiation, which further supports the theory.

Ripples in space

Michaela Kane
April 3, 2014

Picture this: Astronomers photograph distant worlds

Julie Huynh
March 27, 2014
Courtesy of Jess Thompson The UA’s ECMO team load a patient into a plane to be transported to UAMC for further treatment. Doctors at the University of Arizona Medical Center have treated 10H1N1 patients using ECMO this season.

Doctors treat severe H1N1 cases with heart, lung machine

Dara Farhadi
March 27, 2014
Veronica Bray, an associate staff scientist for the UA’s Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, is the lead author of a recently published study on Europa, an icy moon of Jupiter. Her team found that the ice shell is thinner than previously thought.

UA-led study sheds light on icy moon

Mark Armao
March 27, 2014

UA Students find Nemo during Volunteer Spring Break

Michelle Kostuk
March 27, 2014
Mark Armao/ The Daily Wildcat Leah Fabiano-Smith, an assistant professor in the department of speech, language, and hearing sciences, is involved in several studies that analyze the speech and language skills of bilingual children.

UA researchers study language skills in bilingual children

Mark Armao
March 6, 2014
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