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Civic Orchestra of Tucson Celebrates Women in Music
Civic Orchestra of Tucson Celebrates Women in Music
Kate Eid • March 14, 2025
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Angie’s Prime Grill Fresh Cut Greek Salad with antibiotic and hormone-free chicken costs $6.79. (Courtesy of Angie’s Prime Grill)

Affordable and healthy fast-food joint debuts in Tucson

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Photo of the "Dear Evan Hansen" playbill

REVIEW: 'Today is going to be a good day' for a 'Dear Evan Hansen' review

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BYU celebrates just after beating Arizona at home in McKale Center on Feb. 22. This was the third loss at home this season for the Cats.

No. 19 Arizona men’s basketball suffers shocking home loss to BYU

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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 administrators navigate new federal policies from the Trump Administration

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Students check out at the Campus Store registers on Aug. 28. The new checkout area includes an A-insignia and tribal flag wall, celebrating Native American culture in Arizona.

UA land acknowledgement drops DEI Language

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Customers browse vintage clothing racks at Desert Haze on Oct. 21, 2023, at Hotel Congress. The market is held once a month on the hotel’s patio at 311 E. Congress St. (Courtesy of Katie Burkholder)

Tucson Together, Desert Haze turning Hotel Congress plaza into giant joint market

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DJpuppyWuppy performs on stage at Club Hatred, at The Rock in Tucson, Ariz. on Jan. 31.

Club Hatred: A new space for queer expression in Tucson

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Caleb Love of the Arizona Wildcats looks for an opening while being guarded by Texas Tech's Christian Anderson during their game in McKale Center on Feb. 8. Love played nearly the entire game and had a 16 point game to show for it.

No. 19 Arizona men’s basketball looks to dominate BYU at home

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A towering, full-scale skeleton of a prehistoric dinosaur.

OPINION: An ode to Earth: The Tucson Gem and Mineral Show is more than just shiny rocks

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Protestors hold signs during a protest at Old Main on Feb. 14. The protesters focused on sanctions on Venezuela as well as the war in Gaza.

UA students protest against Trump's policies

Social
Events
A tree is decorated to appear as a fairy home complete with steps and a doorway for Winterhaven's Festival of Lights. This is the diamond anniversary of the event.
Winterhaven’s Festival of Lights returns for diamond anniversary
The Burkholders’ fairy-inspired Winterhaven set is now on display.
Alexa Leiting • December 27, 2024
Food
A thriving native edible rain garden at the entrance of Watershed Management Groups Living Lab Learning Center on Nov. 13, 2024. During WMG’s Native Edible Tree project event, participants were taken around the site to learn about rain gardens.
Native edible plants and their benefits
Gracie Kayko, Arizona Sonoran News • December 12, 2024
Reviews
A revised, updated, and retitled edition of David Boaz’s classic book “Libertarianism: A Primer.”
BOOK REVIEW: ‘The Libertarian Mind’ by David Boaz
Andrew Jei-li Tsai • October 22, 2024
The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum brings dinosaurs to the desert
Angie’s Prime Grill Fresh Cut Greek Salad with antibiotic and hormone-free chicken costs $6.79. (Courtesy of Angie’s Prime Grill)
The convenience, speed and low cost help fill a gap for UA students.

Olivia Parisi, Arizona Sonoran News

February 26, 2025

A formation of Scolecite on Filigree Heulandite. Mined from the Maharashtra region of India and on Display at the Matrix India storehouse located at 501 W. Lester St.
DJpuppyWuppy performs on stage at Club Hatred, at The Rock in Tucson, Ariz. on Jan. 31.
Luke Marshall became the top DJ at his fraternity Sigma Phi Epsilon, performing at house parties. (Photo by John Michael Filippone)
Customers browse vintage clothing racks at Desert Haze on Oct. 21, 2023, at Hotel Congress. The market is held once a month on the hotel’s patio at 311 E. Congress St. (Courtesy of Katie Burkholder)
Road to a fulfilling career: Tips on internships and takeaways from this application season
Where to take your date or BFF this Valentine’s Day
Sometimes, all you need is a cup of cioccolata calda and a deck of Napolitan cards to play scopa.
1925 Tucson Rodeo Parade. Photo Courtesy of Herb Wagner.
Tucson pulls out all the stops to celebrate historic birthday with monumental parade.

Jimmy Furcini, Arizona Sonoran News

February 12, 2025

Best places to watch the Super Bowl this Sunday!
Here are all the key places in Tucson to watch for during this Super Bowl!

Valeria Nalani

February 8, 2025

A woman looks through a line of geode rings on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025, at the Tucson Gem Show at Kino Sports Complex in Tucson. The Tucson Gem Show is one of the biggest in the world.
An inside look at Tucson’s seventieth annual Gem, Mineral & Fossil Shows

Kate Eid

February 8, 2025

Dance majors in an advanced ballet class at the School of Dance in Tucson, Ariz. on Nov. 22, 2024. Students take several technique classes during the school week.
The Humane Society of Southern Arizona is hoping to regain the public’s trust after a scandal that rocked the organization in 2023.
The Mercado Holiday Bazaar, held in the Mercado San Agustin Atrium on Dec. 20. Photo by Quentin S. Agnello.
The Mercado Holiday Bazaar is a relatively new annual event in Tucson.

Quentin S. Angello

January 9, 2025

Top study spots at Arizona
With a new semester on the horizon, students are on the look for the best study locations.

Jaidyn Martinez

January 7, 2025

Isabel Burgos-DeStephanis teaches primo-level students at the University of Arizona School of Music on Dec. 7. The school was holding rehearsals for the String Project, which is a teacher training program to teach kids from ages five through 14 where they can learn violin, viola and cello.
Theodore Buchholz steps down from his position at the end of the fall semester after leading the program for a decade.

Dylann Sweeney

January 2, 2025

A tree is decorated to appear as a fairy home complete with steps and a doorway for Winterhaven's Festival of Lights. This is the diamond anniversary of the event.
The Burkholders’ fairy-inspired Winterhaven set is now on display.

Alexa Leiting

December 27, 2024

Conversations with a psychic medium
Psychic medium aims to help others with their spiritual journey

Aiden Williams

December 20, 2024

A thriving native edible rain garden at the entrance of Watershed Management Groups Living Lab Learning Center on Nov. 13, 2024. During WMG’s Native Edible Tree project event, participants were taken around the site to learn about rain gardens.
Old Tucson has added the Christmas event "Yuletide" to its holiday-themed specials, which include the Halloween fright night of "Nightfall."
Tucson’s famed western theme park reopens for its grand winter celebration

Alysa Jacob

December 9, 2024

Cast members from Beetlejuice the Musical visit the Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures on Dec. 4. The show leaves Centennial Hall on Dec. 8.
Bartender Ben Caspary and co-owner Whitney Marx serve customers at the Kava Den a few hours after opening on Nov. 9. While the location looks similar to a bar, the Kava Den does not serve alcohol.
“Uncle Vanya” runs Friday, Dec. 6-Sunday, Dec. 8 at Morroney Theater.
Elsa Jackson (left) and Chris Colby (right) study in the LGBTQ+ Lounge. The lounge is located on the fourth floor of the Student Union Memorial Center.
Come connect and learn at the LGBTQ Student Lounge

Quentin S. Agnello

December 3, 2024

Writer Valeria Nalani tells us a list of things there are to do in Tucson this December.
Carnitas Los Reyes opened three years ago and is located at 5050 E. Broadway Blvd.
A woman-owned food truck bursts with flavor

Reese Anderson, Arizona Sonoran News

December 1, 2024

Zona Zoo members lined up outside of McKale Center before Arizona's matchup against Duke University on Nov. 22. Fans started lining up as early as 7 AM in order to get the best seats.
John Cimber a rider in the PBR, rides his final bull of the night staying on for all 8 seconds on Nov. 16 in Tucson Arena. Cimber won the Tucson buckle and over $57,000.
The DUSK Musical Festival entrance to the main area in Downtown Tucson on Nov. 10. This is the festival's 7th year.
This year’s DUSK is regarded as a big hit among attendees and festival staff members.

Alexa Leiting

November 19, 2024

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