The Smart Way to (un)Retire
Why did some Mediterranean civilizations fall and others endure? How were societies impacted by natural catastrophes such as droughts, forest fires, and volcanic eruptions—and over what time frame? The Center for Mediterranean Archeology and the Environment (CMATE) aims to fill
The University of Arizona stresses real-world projects for engineering students to work on for their senior “capstone” projects. One of the 57 interdisciplinary student teams this year, sponsored by the University of Arizona Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, is
Why do some physical activities make us happy? Ongoing research at the University of Arizona suggests our brains are wired to enjoy specific behaviors that helped our ancestors survive as hunters and gatherers. When we exercise, our bodies produce neurochemicals
No greater compliment can be granted a musician or musical group than a return engagement, and that is exactly what the UA Clarinet Quartet will receive on Tuesday (Feb. 25) at the Arizona Senior Academy. The concert will begin at
Since the group’s founding five years ago, the Arizona Graduate Winds has gained national recognition for its mastery of chamber music, and so it came as a surprise when, in August, the group renamed itself the Fred Fox Graduate Wind
Tuesday’s weekly concert at Academy Village will feature three graduate bassoon students from the University of Arizona Bassoon Studio who call their entertaining ensemble the Trio Sonora. The concert, beginning at 11:30 a.m. in the Great Room of the Arizona