To mark the 40th anniversary of Apollo 11's arrival on the moon, Lo Que Pasa is asking readers to submit memories, stories or snapshots that capture what it felt like on that day.

What were you doing on July 20, 1969? Where did you watch the landing? Who were you with? How did you feel as Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin hopped across the lunar terrain?

Please send your memories and snapshots to lqp@email.arizona.edu. A selection of the submissions will be featured in the July 15 issue of Lo Que Pasa.

As the University of Arizona's Mosaic Project to replace aging administrative computer systems on campus continues on schedule, a variety of new training options are being made available to help UA employees learn to use the new systems.

Over the next 28 months, the Mosaic Project will continue the process of replacing administrative systems in four key areas – student, financials, human resources/payroll and research – as well as implementing a new business intelligence solution.   read more »

On Saturday, many Tucson families will take to the streets in search of the perfect perch for watching Fourth of July fireworks. But University of Arizona community members looking to avoid the holiday traffic jam are invited to view the fireworks from atop one a University parking garages.

In what's become an annual tradition at the UA, Parking and Transportation Services will reserve the top level of five campus parking garages for fireworks spectators.  read more »

Name
Peder Cuneo

Position
Extension veterinarian, department of veterinary science and microbiology
Associate director, University Animal Care

Number of years at the UA
21  read more »

On Aug. 17, Parking and Transportation Services at The University of Arizona will resume its regular CatTran shuttle service in and around campus.

The most noticeable change will be an additional route, the Green Line, which will connect the east and northwest sides of the University.  read more »