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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.
UA releases tuition, fees and housing rates plan for 2025-2026 academic year
Tuition for resident students will not increase next year
Sophia Hammer • December 19, 2024
Tucson Community
A "Vote here" sign sits outside First United Methodist Church on Nov. 5. Polls opened as early as 6 a.m.
A look beyond the presidential race and into the future of Arizona politics
A brief rundown of the major elections that faced Tucson voters this year and the controversies surrounding certain candidates.
Emma LaPointe • November 26, 2024
Trending Stories
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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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Writer Valeria Nalani tells us a list of things there are to do in Tucson this December.

Things to do in December in Tucson

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Ronald Marx (left) and John Arnold (right) take the stage at a town hall held by ASUA on Nov. 20. The town hall focused on the voices of the students

Administration halts relocation of Office of Enrollment Management

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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.

Broadway in Tucson brings the 'host with the most' to Centennial Hall

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Alexander Doost shares an embrace with an Arizona State University player after a 49-7 loss at Arizona Stadium on Nov. 30. ASU reclaims the Territorial Cup after Arizona won the previous three meetings

Arizona football suffers loss in 98th Territorial Cup

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Proposition 139 passes the right to abortion in the Arizona state constitution.

Arizona becomes latest state to protect abortion access after passage of Proposition 139

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UA President Suresh Garimella and the Arizona Board of Regents listen to a student speak during an ABOR meeting on Nov. 21. Members of the public were invited to voice their concerns for a call to the audience in which they were given 3 minutes to speak.

Financial and legislative updates from November ABOR meeting

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Arizona mens basketball player KJ Lewis reaches for a loose ball against Duke in McKale Center on Nov. 22. Arizona managed to rack up 19 fouls during the game.

Arizona men’s basketball stunned by No. 24 UCLA

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A student walks to class in front of Old Main on Oct. 9 at the University of Arizona.

One year later: The University of Arizona is clawing out of its financial crisis

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KJ Lewis navigates into the paint against Cooper Flagg at the University of Arizona's home matchup against Duke in McKale Center on Nov. 22. Lewis tied Love for the worst +/- in the game.

Arizona men’s basketball prepares to take on No. 24 UCLA

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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 09/25/24: TAMT presentation and community involvement programs
Emma LaPointe • September 27, 2024
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Police Beat 10: Fumbled heist fuels frat furniture diplomacy
Police Beat 10: Fumbled heist fuels frat furniture diplomacy
Bailey Ekstrom • November 6, 2024
Science
The College of Veterinary Medicine students work with smaller animals.
UA’s fledgling vet school gains national prominence
Riley Giles, Arizona Sonoran News • December 9, 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

The CHaSE program at the University of Arizona offers a offers a single-day spacesuit training program and is working to make space travel and spacesuits more accessible.
The newly developed Center for Human Space Exploration program works with NASA and other programs across campus to create new and improved technology for space exploration.

Emma LaPointe

December 4, 2024

UA President Suresh Garimella and the Arizona Board of Regents listen to a student speak during an ABOR meeting on Nov. 21. Members of the public were invited to voice their concerns for a call to the audience in which they were given 3 minutes to speak.
A "Vote here" sign sits outside First United Methodist Church on Nov. 5. Polls opened as early as 6 a.m.
A brief rundown of the major elections that faced Tucson voters this year and the controversies surrounding certain candidates.

Emma LaPointe

November 26, 2024

Glenda Perez draws up a COVID-19 vaccine at the University of Arizona vaccination clinic on Monday, Sept. 19. (Photo by Hannah Cree from El Inde Arizona)
A woman enters the College of Engineering building on Tuesday, Nov. 22. The UA College of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture has collaborated with the UA College of Engineering Civil Engineering department to create a new architectural enginerring degree program.
Ronald Marx (left) and John Arnold (right) take the stage at a town hall held by ASUA on Nov. 20. The town hall focused on the voices of the students
Students and student organizations share their concerns over the possibility of being removed from the fourth floor of the Student Union Memorial Center.

Anna McCarthy

November 21, 2024

Bo Yang, lead researcher, explains the irrigation system of a sapling in the tree lot at the UA Campus Agricultural Center.
A UA agricultural research project has been selected for an Honor Award from the American Society of Landscape Architects.

Ruby Wray

November 20, 2024

A student walks to class in front of Old Main on Oct. 9 at the University of Arizona.
The Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health on Martin Avenue and Helen Street on Feb. 23. The Center for Rural Health was recently awarded a $1.5 million grant that will be used to provide assistance in rural hospitals across Arizona for the next three years.
University of Arizona students walk throughout the center of campus.
A sign hangs up in the lobby of the WGRC, deeming it a “healing space” for all on Nov. 6. The space is located in the Student Union Memorial Center in Room 404DD.
Resources on campus and in the community are offering spaces to destress like the Women and Gender Resource Center, which hosted a movie night for students after Election Day.

Grace Garfoot and Aiden Williams

November 8, 2024

Associate professor of political sciences Pat Willerton discusses the use of obscenity in foreign languages with his Russian politics class in room 411 of the Social Sciences building on Tuesday, Jan. 19.
Police Beat 10: Fumbled heist fuels frat furniture diplomacy
Members of UA College Republicans watch the NBC live election report in the Mesquite Room on Nov. 5. Polls closed at 7 p.m. in Arizona.
The line at First United Methodist Church stretches out the door on Nov. 5. There are no on-campus polling locations on Election Day.
Voters express thoughts while waiting in the polling lines at the First United Methodist Church

Ruby Wray

November 5, 2024

Member of the Arizona Youth Climate Coalition holds a sign that reads “Climate Justice Now!” alongside other observers and students while public commentary is made on the Climate Action Resolution. The Climate Action Resolution was passed on Oct. 29.
“Most comprehensive in the country”: Arizona Youth Climate Coalition’s climate action plan strives to achieve a cleaner future for Tucson schools.

Ruby Wray

November 4, 2024

Early voting is set up on the University of Arizona campus to make voting more accessible for all students. The General Election is Nov. 5.
Students walk to drop off their ballot or early vote. Early voting continues on the third floor of the Student Union Memorial Center, Santa Cruz room. Early voting continues through Thursday Oct. 31 and election day is on Nov. 5.
Students across the aisle share their political motivations and having their voices heard.

Mohim Jahongirova and Sophia Hammer

October 30, 2024

Two students walk at night toward the campus underpass on Oct. 10. Walking with a friend at night is a precaution encouraged by UA safety officials.
Programs committed to improving campus safety emerge from the Office of Public Safety

Ruby Wray

October 30, 2024

Matthew Mackleit enteris the Tyndall parking garage before class. Tyndall is just one of the garages included in the University of Arizona's new weekend parking policy.
Former U.S. Rep. Beto O'Rourke speaks to students on the UA Mall on Oct. 24. O'Rourke, from Texas, ran for president in the 2020 election cycle.
The former congressman, who ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, emphasized the importance of the youth vote during his visit.

Emma LaPointe and Nandini Manepalli

October 24, 2024

Windows reflect onto the facade of the Marriott hotel on 2nd Street. The hotel is conveniently close to University Boulevard which has a variety of restaurants to choose from.
The Walk to End Alzheimers on Saturday, Oct. 26 involves members of the community and organizers hope to raise money and awareness towards finding a cure for the disease. Participants can post their walk photos using the hashtags #Walk2EndAlz and #ENDALZ.
Nearly 7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's, according to the Alzheimer's Association.

Kyra Berg, Arizona-Sonoran News

October 24, 2024

A group of University of Arizona community members participate in a Wildcat Town Hall on Oct. 17. The event was organized by the group Arizona Town Hall, the Associated Students of the University of Arizona and the UA School of Government and Public Policy.
Community members protesting Proposition 314 march on Congress Street in Downtown Tucson, heading toward Tucson City Hall. Proposition 314, also known as the "Secure the Border Act" would implement various strict border policies.
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