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Old Main was the first building constructed on the University of Arizona campus.

OPINION: Hidden treasures the UA offers for FREE

Anika Pasilis
September 23, 2019
Richard Elias speaks to environmentalist's to promote the combat of climate change in El Presidio Park in downtown Tucson, Az on Friday, Sept. 20, 2019.

TOPIC OF THE WEEK: Wildcats take a stand, why you should pay attention!

Anika Pasilis, Riverhead Books, Selena Kuikahi, Nathan Gosnell, Kayleigh Cook, and Rhaya Truman
September 23, 2019
Samantha Alexander shows off her cap prior to the 153rd Annual UA Commencement on Friday, May 12.

OPINION: Looking forward, after graduation

Anika Pasilis
May 6, 2019
TOPIC OF THE WEEK: If you were a billionaire how would you use your money?

TOPIC OF THE WEEK: If you were a billionaire how would you use your money?

Alec Scott, Anika Pasilis, Brianna Ali, and Selena Kuikahi
April 22, 2019
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, right, and Lena Headey, left, in HBO's Game of Thrones. Casa Film Bar will be hosting a trivia night for the show in honor of its new season.

OPINION: Game of Thrones, better than Harry Potter?

Anika Pasilis
April 18, 2019
By Billy Grace Ward, via Flickr. 

OPINION: Eyebrow threading is cost effective method

Anika Pasilis
April 13, 2019
The ferris wheel towers above attendees as they mill around before the fun begins during Spring Fling 2017. Spring Fling is an annual campus fair put on in the spring semester.

Spring Fling opinion: Everything you need to know to prepare for the fair

Anika Pasilis
April 12, 2019
The University of Arizona is the first among Arizona's three state universities to meet the federal criteria to become a Hispanic Serving Institution.

TOPIC OF THE WEEK: What is your take on the first amendment & should there be extra regulations on campus?

Alec Scott, Mikayla Balmaceda, Anika Pasilis, Maya Noto, and Selena Kuikahi
April 8, 2019
Jon Huckins holds hands with Reegan Wilson on Friday, Oct. 9 at Dove Mountain Park. Rebeca Bennett, a program coordinator for BBBST, said they are one of the cutest matches she has ever made.

OPINION: Maintaining healthy relationships is vital

Anika Pasilis
April 3, 2019
Hotel Congress, located downtown on the corner of Toole Avenue and Congress Street, remains a historic landmark and community hub of Tucson. Located across from the Rialto Theater, Hotel Congress houses new and local artists’ concert venues as well as a cafe and a handful of bars.

OPINION: Gentrification in Tucson

Anika Pasilis
April 3, 2019
Old Main is the original building from the University of Arizona.

Should border patrol be on campus?

Alec Scott, Anika Pasilis, Maya Noto, and Matthew Aguilar
April 1, 2019
Is it your responsibility to be sustainable?

Is it your responsibility to be sustainable?

Chuck Valadez, Toni Marcheva, Alec Scott, Anika Pasilis, Brianna Ali, Matthew Aguilar, and August Pearson
March 25, 2019
Is there a price tag on acceptance?

Is there a price tag on acceptance?

Alec Scott, Anika Pasilis, Ariday Sued, Maya Noto, and Brianna Ali
March 18, 2019
Who are you celebrating this Valentine's Day?

Who are you celebrating this Valentine’s Day?

Mikayla Balmaceda, Anika Pasilis, Brianna Ali, and Matthew Aguilar
February 13, 2019
Students held up clenched fists during the Black Lives Matter silent protest on Feb. 5.

OPINION: Protesting for a reason

Anika Pasilis
February 12, 2019
Anjalee Jajoo, University of Arizona student, studies for her organic chemistry final. Jajoo is a sophomore Neuroscience and Cognitive Science major.

TOPIC OF THE WEEK: How to stay engaged in school even when you want to give up

Alec Scott, Mikayla Balmaceda, Anika Pasilis, Maya Noto, Ambur Wilkerson, and Brianna Ali
February 7, 2019
Rebecca Rillos / Arizona Daily Wildcat Dogs from the Delta Society aid students relieve their stress at the College of Law Library on Monday, Dec. 5, 2011.

Opinions: Letter to finals first-timers

Anika Pasilis
December 6, 2018
A still from the Dynamic Map Application shows the areas of flooding, in red, in response to the effects of global warming. If the water level exceeds 2 meters, Key West and Miami will submerge.

TOPIC OF THE WEEK: Planning our last 12 years

Toni Marcheva, Alec Scott, Anika Pasilis, and Alexis Richardson
December 3, 2018
OPINION: What Brexit means for us

OPINION: What Brexit means for us

Anika Pasilis
November 26, 2018
Screen Snapchat Facebook Smartphone Social Media

CALL AND RESPONSE: Do we rely too much on technology?

Toni Marcheva, Alec Scott, Anika Pasilis, Marisa Latzman, Ariday Sued, and Alexis Richardson
November 2, 2018
On Feb. 11 2017, around 2000 people gathered in Minneapolis in support of immigrants and refugees. Most of the conversation around the caravan from Honduras has not been supportive, as of recently.

OPINION: Who is in the migrant caravan? People. People are.

Anika Pasilis
October 29, 2018
Single suite style dorm room at University of Arizona Honor’s Village that will be ready in Fall 2019

TOPIC OF THE WEEK: Will the Honors Village be too exclusive?

Toni Marcheva, Anika Pasilis, Marisa Latzman, and Ariday Sued
October 29, 2018
Leon Coleman shouts at Donald Trump supporters filing in to the Tucson Convention Center just before now-President Trump was scheduled to speak. While protest has been and is still impactful, protest that lacks empathy and understanding divides us. 

OPINION: If people vote, Arizona could go blue

Anika Pasilis
October 10, 2018
U.S. tanks patrolling a Baghdad street after the city's fall in 2003 during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Western countries cause Middle Eastern countries more bloodshed looking for terrorists than terrorists cause in Western countries.

Who terrorism really impacts … and it’s not the west

Anika Pasilis
October 1, 2018
TOPIC OF THE WEEK: A VEEEEEEERY revealing tweet

TOPIC OF THE WEEK: A VEEEEEEERY revealing tweet

Toni Marcheva, Alec Scott, Eric Roshak, Mikayla Balmaceda, Anika Pasilis, and Ariday Sued
September 24, 2018
The Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the last Shah of Iran. The United States deposed democratically elected Mohammad Mosaddegh in favor of increasing the Shah's power in Iran.

OPINION: So is the U.S. the human-rights crusader in the Middle East?

Anika Pasilis
September 22, 2018
Lubna Olayan, second from right, is a Saudi businesswoman who co-chaired the Saudi-US CEO Forum in 2017 and is ranked No. 59 of 100 powerful women by Forbes. She is one of many powerful, successful women in the Middle East. 

Are women in the Middle East oppressed?

Anika Pasilis
September 14, 2018
A map of the Middle East.

OPINION: What do you think about when you hear ‘the Middle East?’

Anika Pasilis
September 5, 2018
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