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UA alumni create an app to keep Greek life better connected

Brandi Walker
November 19, 2015

For potential gun buyers, background checks are easily circumnavigated

Brandi Walker
October 28, 2015
Geraldo Rivera and his wife, Erica, donated $500,000 to the UA at the groundbreaking of the Geraldo Rivera Greek Heritage Park on Friday.

UA Greek Life welcomes Geraldo Rivera Greek Heritage Park

Brandi Walker
October 23, 2015
Ben Adler, a political science sophomore and member of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity, stands in front of the new ZBT fraternity house. Adler will show his father, a UA graduate and member of ZBT returning for Family Weekend, the house this weekend.

Legacies visit UA for family fun

Brandi Walker
October 9, 2015
The Alpha Chi Omega sorority house.

AXO organizes philanthropy events to combat domestic violence

Brandi Walker
October 6, 2015
Front page of twazer's website, where users can learn more about the twazer team and the app's functionality.

UA student creates app to streamline online sales

Brandi Walker
October 4, 2015
Two Tucson Police Department officers talk while manning a traffic cone roadblock on Euclid Avenue just south of Speedway Boulevard. The officers responded to a pedestrian who was struck by a vehicle. The victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries and is expected to recover.

UPDATE: Pedestrian hit and injured near Main Gate Garage

Brandi Walker and Michelle Jaquette
September 24, 2015
UAPD is investigating an alleged sexual assault in the public space behind 1614 E. First St. reported on Aug. 28.

UAPD investigates sexual assault allegation near fraternity house

Brandi Walker, Meghan Fernandez, and Christianna Silva
September 18, 2015

From Tel Aviv to Tucson, pediatric nephrologist finds new home at UA-Banner

Brandi Walker
September 16, 2015
Sarah Chavez, a freshman studying biomedical engineering, orders brunch at the Den inside Park Student Union. The Den is a new restaurant concept and a partnership between the UA and Denny's.

Exploring UA food options one bite at a time

Brandi Walker
September 14, 2015

City constructs lighted crosswalk on busy street near UA

Brandi Walker
September 3, 2015

Ives opens up on Greek experiences

Brandi Walker
August 31, 2015

Zeta Psi fraternity strives for Greek community

Brandi Walker
August 31, 2015

What’s µ with greek life

Brandi Walker
August 27, 2015
Jenna Ebert, a recruitment counselor and junior studying communications, marketing and creative writing, left, sprays the legs of potential new members lined up outside of the Delta Gamma sorority house on Thursday, August 20, 2015. Thursday was set three of recruitment, which includes skits and house tours.

More UA students rush to Greek recruitment

Brandi Walker
August 23, 2015
Ben Berger, a senior studying religious studies and Africana studies, poses outside the football stadium a few days before he will graduate. Berger has become known as the unofficial face of the ZonaZoo during his four years, attending every sport at the UA, excluding golf.

Senior Standouts

Brandi Walker
May 13, 2015
Doni Whitsett, social worker, clinical professor and associate director of faculty development for the University of Southern California, speaks about cult dynamics within organizations on campus at the Student Union Memorial Center. Whitsett answered questions about addressing cult-related issues on campus.

Cults on UA campus explored

Brandi Walker
May 5, 2015
William Brace does some power cleans with olympic plates on a Tuesday afternoon at the Campus Recreation Center, April 28th.

Mayor launches Fitness Month

Brandi Walker
May 4, 2015

Expert to discuss cult-like behavior

Brandi Walker
May 4, 2015
Hal Montoya-Iljams and Nancy Montoya-Iljams pose for a photo outside of the Modern Languages building on Wednesday, two days before the rally for education they plan to participate in on campus. The mother and son have been working to spread the word about the rally to support public education funding in Arizona.

Public education support rally

Brandi Walker
April 30, 2015
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house on Monday. Due to a violation of the Student Code of Conduct, the fraternity has been suspended until further notice and is under investigation.

SAE chapter suspended indefinitely

Brandi Walker
April 28, 2015
Jean Hickman, Adopt-a-Park coordinator for Tucson Clean & Beautiful, presents Connie Lira a certificate signed by representatives from Tucson Clean and Beautiful and city of Tucson Parks and Recreation at the David G. Herrera and Roman Quiroz Park at the Oury Center on Saturday. Lira is the community service chair for Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority Inc., and the ceremony was held to recognize the ongoing commitment of the sorority members.

Sigma Lambda Gamma sorority adopts Tucson park

Brandi Walker
April 20, 2015
A participant in Gamma Phi Beta's "Go for Glow" philanthropy event sprints toward the finish line to pass off the glow baton during a relay race on First Street on Friday night. The purpose of the event is to spread awareness and raise money for colon cancer research.

G-Phi goes for glow

Brandi Walker
April 20, 2015
Yadira Berigan, assistant professor in the UA Department of Spanish and Portuguese, awards Samantha DiBaise — a senior studying molecular and cellular biology, physiology, and Spanish — the Outstanding Graduating Senior award at the Department of Spanish and Portuguese Annual Award Convocation at the UA Poetry Center on Friday. DiBaise will receive three degrees at graduation, a feat that has only been accomplished by seven other UA students.

Studentmakeshistory with 3 degrees in 4 years

Brandi Walker
April 20, 2015
Courtesy of Alex McIntyreInside Biosphere 2 lies the ocean biome, one of seven ecosystems within the complex, on Oct. 11, 2014. The Biosphere 2 is celebrating Earth Month throughout April in honor of Earth Day.

Biosphere 2 celebrates the Earth in April

Brandi Walker
April 16, 2015
A volunteer plays with a cat at Hermitage Cat Shelter on January 29, 2014. A class of English students are working on a project in which they design ads for Hermitage.

Ads for Cats

Brandi Walker
April 14, 2015
Smoothie Factory, located at the base of the Next Level apartments, offers a variety of products, including pre-workout and post-workout supplements, BCAAs, vitamins, fat burners, and creatine. The new location opened on Park Avenue to provide students a healthy alternative.

Around the Corner: Smoothie Factory serving healthy alternatives

Brandi Walker
April 13, 2015
Gene Schmidt and Robin Redfield, representatives of Physicians for Social Responsibility, stand outside the Center for Creative Photography on Friday to oppose Sen. Jeff Flake's mining initiatives. "We are doing this because we are trying to keep the Earth from cooking," Schmidt said.

AZ revisits water policy

Brandi Walker
April 13, 2015
Courtesy of Tracy ShakeUA Arthritis Center co-founder Dr. Robert G. Volz (left) speaks with guests at the Bear Down Luncheon last year. This year, the luncheon will take place at Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Thursday.

UA hosts Bear Down Luncheon focusing on arthritis

Brandi Walker
April 9, 2015
Courtesy of Samantha Swartz The UA Mock Trial team poses for a photo in San Diego after qualifying for Nationals on March 8. The team will travel to the National Championship Tournament in Cincinnati to compete next weekend.

Mock Trial goes to nationals

Brandi Walker
April 9, 2015
Delta Sigma Phi fraternity members and volunteers work to hang up the booth's sign Wednesday afternoon on the UA Mall. The fraternity plans to raise money by selling pizookies during Spring Fling.

A look at this year’s Spring Fling

Brandi Walker
April 9, 2015
Rachel LaMantia, a graduate student in the College of Architecture, Planning & Landscape Architecture, poses for a picture just after she was announced the winner of the Grad Slam on Monday. LaMantia was awarded a $3,000 prize.

Graduate students talk about their research

Brandi Walker
April 7, 2015
Graphic by Emily Gauci

The great outdoors

Brandi Walker
April 6, 2015
Sophomore Kelsie Rogers puts donated food in boxes on the CatTran on Wednesday afternoon. This marked the seventh year the UA and Community Food Bank have coordinated the "Stuff the CatTran" event.

UA community stuffs the CatTran

Brandi Walker
April 2, 2015
Courtesy of Lior SchinagelMembers of the Alpha Epsilon Pi and Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternities came together for a community service project on Sunday. The fraternity members picked up pieces of trash and shards of glass from around the exterior and interior playground area at the Islamic Center of Tucson.

Two UA frats clean up

Brandi Walker
April 2, 2015
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat

Students refrain from rioting

Brandi Walker
April 2, 2015
Food collection bins put out by UA4Food ambassadors are located across the UA campus in locations including the main library, PSU and Banner University Medical Center. Food donations from this month-long campaign will be culminated at the Stuff the CatTran event on the mall April 1, and will be donated to the Community Food Bank of Arizona.

Stuff the CatTran refills food bank

Brandi Walker
April 1, 2015
Courtesy of Darious BrittDarious Britt poses with the award won by his film "Unsound" at the Phoenix Film Festival on Sunday. "Unsound" won Best Arizona Film for 2015. Britt is a UA alumnus who recently graduated and based his film on real-life experiences.

Alumnus’ film wins awards

Brandi Walker
March 31, 2015
Hanna Port, a senior studying business management and judiac studies and co-chair for the Holocaust vigil, explains what life would have been like living in a barack during the Holocaust. The 24th annual Holocaust Vigil and Butterfly Project is a 24 hour event on the UA mall open to students, faculty and community members interested in learning about the Holocaust.

Honoring Holocaust victims

Brandi Walker
March 26, 2015

Remembering the Holocaust

Brandi Walker
March 25, 2015
David Bradshaw, program coordinator for graduate college admin, welcomes judges at participants to the UA Grad Slam, an opportunity for graduate students to present their research in three minutes or less for the chance to win up to $3,000.

Grad Slam begins at UA

Brandi Walker
March 24, 2015
Rebecca Noble / The Daily Wildcat Austin Martin, a freshman in pre-business, and Andrew Del Rio, a juinor in business management, shake hands at the Kappa Sigma house on Monday.

Greek Week promotes fun events and charity

Brandi Walker
March 23, 2015
Courtesy of Mary Robinson Mary Robinson, the former president of Ireland and first female president of the country, will be speaking on campus today. She will be discussing climate justice, climate change and its effects on poorer people.

Irish president speaks on climate

Brandi Walker
March 12, 2015
Courtesy of Jacqueline Keidel The family of Nick Korte will be attending an event as the guests of Joey Gase, a NASCAR driver. The event is being held in honor of organ donors, including Korte and Gase's mother.

NASCAR driver honors organ donors

Brandi Walker
March 12, 2015
A group of male students who hope to recolonize the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity pose for a photo outside of Old Main on Tuesday. The group hopes to be recognized by the Interfraternity Council at the UA for the fall 2015 semester.

The journey to change and recolonization

Brandi Walker
March 11, 2015
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat Risa Williams, a police officer with the department of liquor, speaks with Patrick Kelley, the social chair for the UA Home Brew Club, about underage drinking. Kelley expressed gratitude to Williams for spreading the word about underage drinking during the spring break safety fair on Tuesday.

Spring break safety highlight of fair

Brandi Walker
March 5, 2015
Associated Students of the University of Arizona President Issac Ortega, Business economic senior, stands in front of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity on Tuesday. Ortega said Greek Life makes up a big chunk of the voter tunrnout for the ASUA elections.

UA greek streak

Brandi Walker
March 4, 2015
Cathy Della Penta, returned Peace Coprs volunteer who served in Niger and Senegal, points out the region where she served on a map during the ninth annual Peace Corps Fair in the Student Union Memorial Center on Friday. The Peace Corps Fair included booths for more than 50 countries where the Peace Corps is active.

Students explore chances to help abroad

Brandi Walker
March 2, 2015
Peace Corps recruiter Anna Steeves-Reece discusses serving in Nicaragua at the Peace Corps meeting in the Student Union Memorial Center on Tuesday. A total of 50 countries in which the Peace Corps operate will be represented at the Peace Corps fair.

15 years of partnership for peace

Brandi Walker
February 26, 2015
Devon Kehler, a graduate associate in the department of English, explains the importance of good working conditions at the National Adjunct Walkout Day outside the Administration building on Wednesday. UA adjuncts and non-tenure track faculty gathered to ask for improved working conditions.

UA adjuncts protest wages

Brandi Walker
February 26, 2015
Lisa O'Neill, a non-tenure track faculty member in the department of English, teaches her English 102 class about what being an adjunct faculty member means on Tuesday in the Modern Languages building. O'Neill is participating in the National Adjunct Walkout Day at the UA on Wednesday.

Adjunct faculty plan walkout in hopes of change

Brandi Walker
February 25, 2015
Courtesy of Beverly SeckingerGraduate students and faculty engage in an afternoon workshop presented in conjunction with the screening of the film "Cesar's Last Fast" on Feb. 17. This film is from the DocScapes series, part of the recently launched pilot phase of the UA Center for Documentary.

Film rolls for new documentary center

Brandi Walker
February 24, 2015
Stephen Vandivort, a pre-business sophomore, submits his application to be admitted into the business administration major at the UA Eller College of Management on Tuesday morning. The deadline for all applicants to the college professional program is Tuesday, Feb. 17 at noon.

Second chance for Eller students

Brandi Walker
February 24, 2015

Lecture to discuss HIV drug

Brandi Walker
February 19, 2015
A Tucson resident boards the northbound Sun Tran at the intersection of University Boulevard and Euclid Avenue on Friday.

Sun Tran moves away from Downtown Loop

Brandi Walker
February 16, 2015
Rabbi Gedaliah Druin, a former medical doctor who now works as the president and chief scribe of Sofer On Site, speaks to students about the process of restoring the Arizona Center for Judaic Studies' 200-year-old Torah scroll at the Hillel Center on Tuesday. Druin travels the country repairing old scrolls, writing new ones and promoting the maintenance of the Torah.

Hillel hosts Torah restoration

Brandi Walker
February 11, 2015
An altar was set up on the second floor of the Cesar Chavez building in memory of Richard Ruiz, department head for the UA Department of Mexican American Studies. Faculty members and students from the MAS department gathered at 10am on Monday to commemorate their department head.

Death of faculty felt on campus

Brandi Walker
February 10, 2015
Courtesy of the Arizona Health Sciences CenterMedical students hold signs promoting humanism in medicine as part of the Arizona Health Sciences Center's Solidarity Week on Feb. 14, 2014. The week focuses on emphasizing compassionate care within the medical community.

Solidarity Week recognizes compassionate medical care

Brandi Walker
February 9, 2015
Jesse Lee, pre-business sophomore and student accountant at the UA Bookstore, begins to file taxes with Turbo Tax online. Lee is part of a team of volunteers who will provide tax preparation services on Saturdays from 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. at the College of Eller during tax season.

Eller students relieve stress of taxes

Brandi Walker
February 5, 2015
Courtesy of Nathan BarbaUA researchers have developed technology to combat evaporation. The technology works to lessen the overall environmental impact of operations that work to replace water.

New tech combats drought

Brandi Walker
February 4, 2015
Courtesy of Arizona Alumni AssociationThe Bobcats Senior Honorary is currently looking for individuals who are interested in being members during the upcoming school year.Back row from left to right: Joe Novelli, Taylor Ashton, Zach Miller, Tim Brousse, Ben Malisewski, Vince Ippolito, Justin Nagata, Alec Demetre;front row from left to right: Jordan Schumann, Cayley McClean, Ellen Dunn, Madeline Arendt, Dana Kline. The Bobcats Senior Honorary is currently looking for individuals who are interested in being members during the upcoming school year.

Bobcat Honorary looking for kittens

Brandi Walker
February 3, 2015
Brandi Walker/The Daily Wildcat Active members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, Colter Kilgour and Alexander McQueen, get to know potential new members during a one of the casual rush events they hosted. SAE is one of the seventeen Interfraternity Council affiliated chapters participating in 2015 Spring Recruitment.

High numbers spring to rush

Brandi Walker
February 2, 2015
Chef Lisa Dahl, from Dahl & Di Luca Ristorante Italiano in Sedona, Ariz., serves community members Mediterranean food during the opening night of "A Food, Wine, and Healthy Living Event," at the Tucson Museum of Art on Wednesday. The 2015 Research Frontiers in Nutritional Sciences Conference, hosted by the department of nutritional sciences, focuses on educating people about the benefits of the Mediterranean diet.

Event teaches dietary pattern

Brandi Walker
January 29, 2015
Courtesy of Sydeny Pettygrove and Gondy LeroySydney Pettygrove, left, and Gondy Leroy, right.

CDC gives $2 million to research

Brandi Walker
January 28, 2015
We talked to Olivia Cain on Thursday afternoon; Cain won a contest on Dreamjobbing.com that now allows her to put a cutting edge on her future resume. Cain gets to be a guest producer for NCIS for a week in California, and live out her dream job for a week. Congratulations, Olivia!

Contest winner awarded dream job

Brandi Walker
January 27, 2015
John Sullivan, a pre-physiology freshman, and Aaron Kwan, a mechanical engineering freshman, enjoy a burrito at Chipotle Mexican Grill located on University Blvd. near Main Gate. On Jan. 26 Chipotle will have a promotion where customers can purchase Sofritas and bring back their receipt to claim a free burrito, bowl, salad, or order of tacos.

Buy sofritas, get free burrito

Brandi Walker
January 26, 2015
Joey Fisher / The Daily WildcatArizona is one of the lowest ranked states for student loan debt, despite the steady rise of borrowing for school nationwide.

National use of student loans increases

Brandi Walker
January 22, 2015
Brandi Walker / The Daily Wildcat Electronic cigarettes and vaperizors are have become more prevalent in recent years, especially among youths. Many local shops that sell e-cigarettes offer a wide variety of products and product accessories.

Social media’s effect on e-cigarette trend studied

Brandi Walker
January 21, 2015
Brandi Walker / The Daily Wildcat Mikayla Kirby, a pre-physiology junior, is cheerfully helping a customer at IQ Fresh in the SUMC. Many students working on or near campus who earn minimum wage are being affected by the minimum wage increase from $7.90/hr to $8.05/hr as of 2015.

Students eager for wage increase

Brandi Walker
January 14, 2015
Brandi Walker / The Daily Wildcat Park Tucson from the city of Tucson has already installed new smart parking meters along University Blvd. The new meters allow public parkers to pay using credit cards, debit cards, smart cards, or coins. More of these meters will be installed between the UA campus and downtown between now and the installation is projected to be complete by mid-spring.

Parking at UA goes smart

Brandi Walker
January 14, 2015

Spring into fraternity recruitment next semester

Brandi Walker
December 10, 2014
Regan Norton/ The Daily Wildcat Charnjeet Khaira (left) and Shivani Narang (right) walk down University Boulevard after shopping at Pitaya on Thursday, Dec. 4.

Tucson reaps benefits of shopping locally

Brandi Walker
December 9, 2014
Emily Gauci / The Daily Wildcat

Local community members meet to address actions of student apartments surrounding mosque

Brandi Walker
December 9, 2014
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat The Sonoran Landscape Laboratory features a garden, a fountain, and a pond. The garden is located behind the UA School of Architecture building. The School of Architecture is being recognized for various reasons.

College of Architecture Planning and Landscape seizes recognition

Brandi Walker
December 4, 2014

Honey bee research buzzing on UA campus

Brandi Walker
December 3, 2014
Kyle Hansen / The Daily Wildcat The Director of the Office of Sustainability Ben Champion explains what the Office of Sustainability does during the Sustainable UA Initiatives Share-a-thon in the Student Union Memorial Center on Monday. The U of A's Office of Sustainability works to create ways of environmental sustainability around campus.

UA affiliates come together to promote campus sustainability

Brandi Walker
December 2, 2014

UAPD examines money shifting

Brandi Walker
November 20, 2014

Students discuss hardships on life and school in Palestine

Brandi Walker
November 20, 2014

New funds help create new career institute

Brandi Walker
November 19, 2014
Courtesy of Grads Have Debt 2Mike Steska and Hallie Thompson make calls as a part of the Grads Have Debt 2 campaign. The Grads Have Debt 2 campaign is a national effort to call Congress and ask legislators to reinstate subsidized loans.

UA grad students urge Congress to reinstate loans

Brandi Walker
November 19, 2014
Screenshot by Rebecca NobleThe UA Listens Facebook page on Sunday. Students can post their concerns or things they want changed at the UA through the UA Listens page.

Students petition on UA Listens Facebook

Brandi Walker
November 17, 2014
Courtesy of UA NewsThe UA's care, health, and society major in the School of Sociology emphasizes skills needed across the helping professions, such as teaching, medicine, nursing, counseling and teaching. The new major focuses on health as a social problem.

Care, health and society major creates new opportunities

Brandi Walker
November 12, 2014
Rebecca Noble / The Daily Wildcat Political science juinor and ASUA Student Body Senator Joe Zanoni asks Morgan Abraham, UA graduate of 2014 in engineering management and previous ASUA president, if he is registered to vote outside of the Gubenational Debate at Centennial Hall on Sunday, Sept. 21. Zanoni will be running a voter registration booth on the UA mall for the next two weeks.

‘Our Voice, Our Vote’ campaign concludes, turn out not what expected

Brandi Walker
November 10, 2014
The 2014 homecoming court, from left to right, Chase Cromwell, Micah Montiel, Katie Henderson, Megan Neumayr, Molly Supple, Brittany Vogl and Rebecca Determan. Not pictured are Taylor Bradley, Will Byrne-Quinn and Troy Campbell.

Homecoming: Meet the 2014 Homecoming court

Brandi Walker
November 7, 2014
UA professor Anita Bhappu speaks about her recently launched website, Sharing Tribes, during an interview in her office on Oct. 27. Sharing Tribes was founded on the premise of creating a forum where people in a community can trade household items.

Sharing Tribes, new website connects community

Brandi Walker
November 3, 2014
Jose Guadalupe Conchas, diversity director for the Associated Students of the University of Arizona, requests funding for nine UA students to attend the Oregon Students of Color Coalition conference in Eugene, Ore., at the weekly ASUA Senate meeting in the Student Union Memorial Center on Wednesday. The conference focuses on diversity and inclusion issues.

Diversity director requests funding for conference

Brandi Walker
October 16, 2014
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat Bayleigh Preston (left) and her little, Molly Delmore (Right), a pre-business freshman, are in the Delta Gamma sorority. Both of their mother's were in the Delta Gamma sorority.

Family Weekend: Being a Greek life legacy

Brandi Walker
October 10, 2014
Issac Ortega, Associated Students of the University of Arizona president, speaks about the ʺIt's On Usʺ initiative during the ASUA Senate meeting on Wednesday at the Student Union Memorial Center. ʺIt's On Usʺ is a national initiative that over 200 colleges are involved in to address campus sexual assault

ASUA talks racial awareness, increased diversity in Greek Life

Brandi Walker
October 9, 2014
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat The International Fraternity Council presented Ed Mercurio-Sakwa, the chief executive officer of the Emerge! Center Against Domestic Abuse, with the $13,000 dollar donation the UA fraternities have fundraised over the year on Tuesday in front of Old Main. This donation is their largest contribution to date.

Fraternities donate more than anticipated

Brandi Walker
October 8, 2014
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat Yabber is a new app that allows roommates to communicate about money spent on bills and groceries as well as their location. This allows roommates to stay in contact and manage finances.

‘Yabber’ app fosters roommate dialogue

Brandi Walker
October 6, 2014
Courtesy of CDC Global Health / Emily Jentes A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention team performs health screenings at the Port of Conakry, Guinea. Dr. Tom Kenyon, who teaches at the UA College of Medicine — Tucson and is director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Center for Global Health, has been leading the public health response to the Ebola virus crisis in West Africa.

UA experts optimistic about Ebola crisis

Brandi Walker
September 30, 2014
Associated Students of the University of Arizona Sen. Elena Gold announces that there will be changes to the teacher course evaluations during the ASUA senate meeting on Wednesday at the Student Union Memorial Center. These changes will be implemented at the end of the fall semester.

ASUA senate approves funding to attend conference

Brandi Walker
September 25, 2014
Courtesy of UA News Adele Barker, a professor in the department of Russian and Slavic studies, with students from Fatima Jinnah Women University at the Islambad Literarature Festival. Barker’s time overseas has influenced her point of view on education.

Pakistan shapes professor’s viewpoint

Brandi Walker
September 22, 2014
Architecture senior Jose Gonzalez works on a design project at the College of Architecture, Planning & Landscape Architecture on Tuesday. The college recently added an associate dean of research to help increase the college’s research efforts.

CAPLA names new associate dean

Brandi Walker
September 17, 2014
Rebecca Marie Sasnett / The Daily Wildcat Ali Buckmore, 3rd year studing neuroscience, and Emily Guindon, fitness trainer, practice acroyoga on the University of Arizona campus, Sunday, Dec. 1, 2013. Acroyoga, or acrobatic yoga, is a practice routine that uses techniques from yoga and acrobatics

UA ranked one of healthiest colleges

Brandi Walker
September 14, 2014
Brittney Smith / The Daily Wildcat ASUA holds a meeting at the University of Arizona in the Presidio Room on Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2014. Students for Sustainability Director Andrew Falwell, a chemical engineering junior, requests funding from the Senate.

Money requested from ASUA at weekly meeting

Brandi Walker
September 11, 2014
All the money you pay and where it goes

All the money you pay and where it goes

Brandi Walker
September 8, 2014
Kyle Hansen / The Daily Wildcat ASUA Senator Brooke Serack speaks in favor of a new security app in the Student Union Memorial Center on Wednesday, Sep. 3, 2014.

New app and elections discussed at first ASUA meeting

Brandi Walker
September 3, 2014
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