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Aug. 13, 2021

"Talking Radical Media With Noam Chomsky" (The Nation)

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Noam Chomsky
Aug. 5, 2021

New Book Examines Mexican Journalists’ Resolve

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Profs. Jeannine Relly, left, and Celeste González de Bustamant
Aug. 4, 2021

Satellite Data Reveals Increasing Proportion of Population Exposed to Floods Worldwide

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Flooding. Art by Mackenzie Meitner/College of SBS.
July 22, 2021

Journalism Alums Start Science Multimedia Scholarship

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Alan Davis, right, gives pointers to Jordan T. Chin, the first recipient of the ODD Environmental & Science Multimedia Scholarship.
July 21, 2021

Today's Olympics Versus the Ancient Games

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Ancient and modern day runners. (Photos courtesy of Metropolitan Museum of Art; Unsplash/Jonathan Chng)
July 21, 2021

Why Rome's Gladiatorial Games Were More Complex Than Just Blood Sport

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illustration of gladiators
July 21, 2021

UArizona Social Science Programs Excel in Recent Shanghai Rankings

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Douglass building on the University of Arizona campus
July 14, 2021

iSchool Professor's Underwater Tent Co-invention Featured in Discovery Channel's Shark Week

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Ocean Space Habitat
July 6, 2021

COVID Chronicles: Research in the Time of COVID-19

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Beth Plummer
July 1, 2021

'Megadrought' Along Border Strains US-Mexico Water Relations

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low water drought conditions at Folsom Dam and Lake

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