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Weekend politics recap

Katie Pavlich
October 12, 2009

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University of Arizona's Administration building towering over the campus on Sept. 9. Students can come here to seek advise for any administrative questions.
UA students concerned after warnings sent out to international students
The Trump Administration aims to slash Medicaid funding, claiming the stabilizing program provisioning health insurance to millions of people across the country is committing waste, fraud and abuse. The proposed budget cut will shift costs to states who simply can not absorb the shortfall, resulting in forced withdrawal of the Medicaid expansion risking the loss of insurance among hundreds of thousands of Arizonans.
Medicaid funding at risk: How will Arizonans be affected?
United in D.E.I reads one sign during a protest at the Administration building on Feb. 27. Protesters used megaphones to demand that the University keeps its DEI policies in place.
UA President sends letter to Arizona Senate President complying with Trump’s DEIA executive order
The Tucson local dance group A Todo Folklor performs a traditional Mexican folk dance on the University of Arizona campus on April 2. The dance is meant to symbolize resistance to gender, ethnic and racial violence.
Roaring for change: Students, survivors and advocates lead UA’s fight against sexual violence
The University of Arizona announced Tuesday Patricia Prelock will be the new provost and senior vice president for academic affairs. Photo courtesy of University of Arizona MarComms.
UA appoints Patritica Prelock as next provost and senior vice president for academic affairs
Terminating projects and decreasing USAID presence leaves countries in vulnerable positions as years of foreign assistance has been dismantled within the span of weeks. The 64-year-old agency faces ongoing downsizing as the Trump Administration cuts nearly all the remaining 900 positions.
Drastic change in U.S. foreign assistance threatens UA research
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