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Throwing eggs in this economy? February’s Police Beat says yes
Throwing eggs in this economy? February’s Police Beat says yes
Bailey Ekstrom • March 12, 2025
Tucson Community
A sign tells votes to vote yes on proposition 414 in Tucson on March 6. Proposition 414's supporters say that 414 will help keep Tucson vibrant.
Things Wildcats should know about Proposition 414
Kiara Adams • March 6, 2025
Trending Stories
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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

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Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.
ASUA Notebook 3/5/25: DEI representation and drug overdose prevention
Emma McDonough • March 9, 2025
PoBeat
Police Beat 10: Fumbled heist fuels frat furniture diplomacy
Police Beat 10: Fumbled heist fuels frat furniture diplomacy
Bailey Ekstrom • November 6, 2024
Science
On the evening of March 13, people can catch a glimpse of the rare total lunar eclipse as the moon turns red.
Seeing red: Rare blood moon set to arrive late March 13
Lilia Carl, Arizona Sonoran News • March 6, 2025
Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.
Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.
The Associated Students of the University of Arizona logo painted across the wall at the ASUA office in the Student Union Memorial Center.
On the evening of March 13, people can catch a glimpse of the rare total lunar eclipse as the moon turns red.
A sign tells votes to vote yes on proposition 414 in Tucson on March 6. Proposition 414's supporters say that 414 will help keep Tucson vibrant.
On Mother Language Day, a University of Arizona student makes sure that the world knows that Native American people are still alive. With light blue chalk she writes “we are still here” in Diné and English on the grey asphalt of East University Boulevard.
A protester props up a sign that reads “Stand Up, Sit Down For DEI” in front of the administration building on Feb. 27. The students of the U of A were protesting against the changes of DEI policy at the university.
Students chant, "UofA will not comply, we will keep DEI!" going against Trump policies aimed at getting rid of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in higher education.

Kiara Adams

February 28, 2025

An overview of Trump’s new immigration policies and the UA community’s response
Patti Norris, mental health clinician and liaison to the dean of students leaves a UAPD vehicle following dispatch in front of the University of Arizona Campus Health on Thursday, Feb. 13 in Tucson, Arizona.
The mural by the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Student Center where AASA resides
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.
The decision sparks opposition in Native and Indigenous students, with ill-notification of change to tribal officials

Reed Lofstedt

February 23, 2025

Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.
ABOR approves four new UA degree programs, reflecting student and workforce needs
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 leaders try to grapple with the Trump administration's attempts to gut DEI programs and research funding.

Sophia Hammer

February 19, 2025

Justin Barnes gives a know your rights presentation at a College Democrats meeting on Feb. 6. The presentation focused on rights surrounding illegal searches and understanding what is in a police warrant.
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.
As conversations about artificial intelligence usage spark ethical debates in the classroom, another important conversation is also happening: the effect of our AI usage on the environment.
Using ChatGPT to write your essay raises concerns beyond the classroom

Sam Parker and Kanishka Chinnaraj

February 16, 2025

University of Arizona student of physiology and medical sciences Karthik S. Srinivas pauses to smile for a picture after practicing some memory and language-enriching activities with 92-year old George Wolfson.
Students were able to vote early on campus at the Student Union Memorial Center during the 2024 election cycle.
If the bill passes and is vetoed by Gov. Katie Hobbs, an identical proposal could go to voters in the 2026 general election

Kyra Berg, Arizona-Sonoran News

February 10, 2025

Mr. Perfect Farms in Marana has seen an uptick in egg sales since the bird flu epidemic started impacting supplies last month. (Photo courtesy of Sarah Bolander)
Student groups uncertain about possibility of peace following Gaza ceasefire
Vice President and Chief Safety Officer Steve Patterson gathers students and staff outside of the Modern Languages building to demonstrate emergency procedures using the Blue Light Emergency Phone. The demonstration occurred during an event called "Safety Stroll with Steve" on Oct. 25.
Dr. Francisco Garcia was announced as University of Arizona President Suresh Garimella's chief of staff on Jan. 6. Garcia's most recent role was deputy county administrator and chief medical officer for Pima County. (Photo Courtesy University of Arizona)
Since beginning his term in October, UA President Suresh Garimella has appointed several leaders to key administration positions

Sophia Hammer

January 28, 2025

Tucson firefighters heading to Los Angeles to aid with the wildfire breakouts on Jan. 8.
View of the Old Main from the University of Arizona Mall Memorial on Sept 9. According to the National Register of Historic Places, Old Main is one of the oldest standing educational structures in the Western United States.
Tuition for resident students will not increase next year

Sophia Hammer

December 19, 2024

Proposition 139 passes the right to abortion in the Arizona state constitution.
The College of Veterinary Medicine students work with smaller animals.
On Dec. 4 the University of Arizona Chief of Police Chris Olson sent an email and released a video to the university community announcing new updates the the system many students deem as “flawed.”
The Aggie house, the oldest fraternity at the University of Arizona, put a “farmers for Trump” flag on their house several weeks before the election, it still remains up.
Ahliz Soto and Noemi Lopez proudly hold their certificates of achievement from Mexican American Student Services Department’s College Academy for Parents.
Decades after a landmark case, the department continues to address systemic inequities with innovative programs and outreach

Zoe Montaño, Arizona Sonoran News

December 4, 2024

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