Real Men Can Dance
At a research-1 university like the UA, students are surrounded by laboratories of discovery and innovation. One of the more unlikely labs is the School of Dance, where the largest group of male dance majors in the nation works with ruthless intensity as they study, innovate, perfect and perform their craft.
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Celebrate Arizona's Centennial at the UA
From Tumamoc Hill to the San Xavier del Bac Mission to Centennial Hall, Tucson is celebrating Arizona's 100th birthday as a state throughout the month. Join us on February 11, 2012 as four colleges – Humanities, Fine Arts, Science, and Social and Behavioral Sciences – showcase a collaborative approach to bringing Arizona’s past, present and future to life on the stage.
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Prayerfully Popped
The Sisters of the Benedictine Monastery of Tucson needed a new business venture, so they turned to the UA Eller College of Management Business for ideas. A team of students helped them launch Prayerfully Popped – Corn from the Cloister. The sisters sell sweet and savory gourmet popcorn online and in a small local store. These tasty treats already got the attention of the Wall Street Journal.
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Not Just Horsing Around
Members of the UA Rodeo Club are hardcore cowboys and cowgirls -- and they're proud of it. They love the pressure of competition as much as they love their horses. For sophomore Carollann Scott, journalism major and Rodeo Club president, it’s about taking on ten seconds of intense challenge and using that opportunity to better herself.
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A Passion for Formulating Solutions
As the Earth gets hotter and dustier, ensuring that humanity has dependable sources of clean air and water will be essential. Distinguished Professor Eduardo Saez, Ph.D., a chemical engineer to the core, has a passion for tracking down such solutions. But with the heart of a teacher, he sees every challenge as an opportunity to instill that passion in the next generation of problem-solvers.
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