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ASUA Notebook 11/29/2023: Updates to constitution and election code
Erika Howlett • December 5, 2023
Arizona disappoints home crowd with flat weekend performance against UNLV
Reed Lofstedt • December 4, 2023
Tucson activities to help you get into the holiday spirit
Sierra Blaser • December 3, 2023
Tucson's Fourth Ave winter street fair returns
AJ “Stash” Castillo • December 3, 2023
No. 2 Arizona MBB improves to 7-0 with win over Colgate
Melisa Guzeloglu • December 3, 2023
Arizona WBB faces second loss of the season against UNLV
Natalie Elsner • December 2, 2023
Arizona WBB travels to Vegas to face off against UNLV
Delaney Penn • December 1, 2023
University of Arizona professors reinstated after Hamas comment controversy
Sam Parker • December 1, 2023
UA’s School of Dance showcases student work at ‘Flow: Student Spotlight’
Desarae Tucker • December 1, 2023
The hunt (for books) is on with Tucson Tome Gnome
Andrea Campos • December 1, 2023
 

COMIC: Magic Carpet Ride

Galadriel Gross
October 6, 2022
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A borzoi takes a magical ride in this comic by Galadriel Gross.

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Tucson locals and visitors drive up Mt. Lemmon to enjoy cooler weather and nature. Annually, the mountain typically sees a few days of snowfall, including nearly 100 inches last season, according to the National Weather Service.
Tucson activities to help you get into the holiday spirit
The crowd at the annual Fourth Avenue Spring Street Fair navigates through a sea of stands on March 24, 2023. People of the Tucson community enjoyed the event which ran Friday-Sunday.
Tucson's Fourth Ave winter street fair returns
Dancers in Gianna Maxine Diaz’s piece Until We Make It at Flow: Student Spotlight at the Stevie Eller Dance Theater on Wednesday, Nov. 29. The show aims to showcase the University of Arizona dance student’s talents.
UA’s School of Dance showcases student work at ‘Flow: Student Spotlight’
Tucson Tome Gnome posts photo hints for the locations where they hide 30 copies of a book throughout the Tucson community every month. The other 15 copies hidden are completely random, with no photo hints. (Courtesy of Tucson Tome Gnome)
The hunt (for books) is on with Tucson Tome Gnome
From left to right, Cole Bechler, Tiffany Wang and Thomas Ewell present club announcements during a PAMFAD meeting on Nov. 16. The club aims to grow member’s portfolios and help freshmen make new friends.
UA club seeks to unite, amplify student artists of all disciplines
Arts & Life reporter AJ “Stash” Castillo says the new Hunger Games prequal film is definitely worth the watch.
REVIEW: “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” lives up to its predecessors
More in Arts and Life
PBR rookie Kaiden Loud moves with the bull to stay on during the season opener of PBR Unleash the Beast at Tucson Arena on Nov. 11. Loud is one of the youngest riders on tour at just 18 years old.
Behind the chutes of professional bull riding
Four of Wands hosts their third Moon Market on Saturday, Nov. 11, at Four of Wands. Small businesses, astrologers, tarot card readers and more were involved in the event.
Four of Wands hosts markets in celebration of the moon
Le Macaron serves pastries, coffee and more. The shop opens soon in downtown Tucson. Courtesy of Stacy Haggart
French pastry shop Le Macaron comes to Downtown Tucson
Craving something sweet and cold? Check out some of the best ice cream and gelato places in Tucson to satisfy your craving.
REVIEW: Best ice cream and gelato places in Tucson
UA Bookworms offers an inclusive and judgment-free zone to express your love for literature. The club meets every other Saturday at 3 p.m. in the Main Library room B252/254.
University of Arizona student book club mixes reading and relaxed discussion
All of the dancers and staff after the Queerd Science show at Club Congress on Friday, Nov. 10. The show celebrated LGBTQIA+ STEM research.
‘Queerd Science’ celebrates LGBTQIA+ STEM research through burlesque

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