A 15-acre vacant lot in Phoenix will be transformed into community space with urban agriculture, art work, food trucks, and more. UA CALS Cooperative Extension is a large land partner on the project.
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The college has changed its name to better represent all of professions housed within it.
UA law professor Marc L. Miller has been chosen as dean of the University of Arizona's James E. Rogers College of Law on an interim basis, effective Nov. 1.
The simple observation that leaves shrink when they dry out has far-reaching consequences for scientists studying how ecosystems work, a UA graduate student has discovered.
The UA is among 18 universities participating in the Environmental Protection Agency’s national Food Recovery Challenge, which aims to limit food waste.
Students in Mitchell Pavao-Zuckerman’s UA ecology class took to the streets of Tucson last week to lend their eyes and minds to real science.
UA researcher Paul Marek rediscovered an elusive animal believed to be extinct since the 1920s under sandstone slabs in forests by the San Andreas Fault.
The University of Arizona Alumni Association has named Atmospheric Sciences Professor Emeritus Dr. E. Philip Krider one of 2012's Alumni of the Year.
Proximities reviews the new book Ground/Water: The Art, Design and Science of a Dry River, the first in UA Confluencenter for Creative Inquiry’s Beyond Boundaries series.
Edited by UA faculty members, the soon-to-be published "Ground|Water: The Art, Design and Science of a Dry River" considers serious water issues through the lens of the arts and humanities.
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