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Arizona quarterback Brandon Dawkins (13) runs the ball during Arizona's 45-24 loss to UCLA at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, Calif. on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2016.

The official Family Weekend events calendar

David Pujol
October 11, 2017
Plants in the Kitchen Garden at the Tucson Botanical Gardens include dwarf pomegranate, Malabar spinach, Greek oregano and Anaheim chili peppers.

‘Nuestras Recetas’ project aims to preserve Mexican American recipes

David Pujol
September 5, 2017
The College of Humanities is offering a new bachelor of arts related to world languages. The minor allows students to study texts in a variety of languages, presenting perspectives from around the world. 

Culture shock courtesy of new world literature degree

David Pujol
August 27, 2017
An enhanced-color image of Mercury from first MESSENGER flyby. 

Astrology: Your Retrograde Survival Guide

David Pujol
August 22, 2017
Students collaborate at the UA Main Library on the second floor. Both the Main Library and the Science-Engineering Library contain quiet and silent study spaces in addition to cooperative group environments; some individual study rooms can be checked out on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Campus Guide ’17: Eight great places to sit down and hit the books

David Pujol
July 30, 2017
The Ranch at Star Pass, located on Shannon Road south of Broadway, showcases the many amenities they offer to student residents. Student housing apartments such as The Ranch create special offers, such as individual leases, to cater to the large UA student community in Tucson.

Campus Guide ’17: Advice for navigating the road to living off-campus

David Pujol
July 30, 2017
A sign reading "Visit Nogales" sits high up in the hills of Nogales, Sonora. David Pujol visited this city often during his childhood.

A look at the life of a UA student living near the U.S.-Mexico border

David Pujol
June 28, 2017
Chris Thayer, a comedian who has appeared on Viceland and Comedy Central, performs at the Brew HaHa comedy showcase, hosted by Borderlands Brewing Company. 

Wildcat Picks of the Week: June 19-25

David Pujol
June 19, 2017
The Loft Cinema, a long-time Tucson favorite, is located at 3233 E. Speedway Blvd. This non-profit movie theater specializes in providing special movie events to the public, such as their free screenings of films outdoors.

A poetic partnership between Loft Cinema and UA

David Pujol
June 14, 2017
The courtyard and gardens of Frida Kahlo's home, La Casa Azul, in Mexico City. Tucson Botanical Gardens' exhibit "Art, Garden, Life," models the natural surroundings that inspired the gardens of Kahlo's own home.

Wildcat Picks of the Week: June 12-18

David Pujol
June 12, 2017
This fall, MAS 395A will become available as a new Mexican-American studies course. The class hopes to provide a fun and engaging way to learn about the historical significance of Mexican pop culture.

New course examines Mexican pop culture

David Pujol
June 7, 2017
Rob Villa, a barista at Scented Leaf Tea House and Lounge, mixes customers' drinks on Jan. 22, 2015. The store brews specialty and house teas and sells fresh, seasonal pastries. 

Enjoy campus without breaking bank

David Pujol
May 23, 2017
Celes Mora displays her cap that’s a statement to her commitment to getting a college education by the rose garden on the east side of the Forbes Building on April 16. Mora is the first to be a college graduate, and hopes she won’t be the last, in her family.

Seniors show off decorated graduation caps

David Pujol
May 9, 2017
Sharon Thwing’s “Vegan Taxidermy” art adorns a wall in Pop-Cycle Shop, which hosted its "Resist! Art Show" on April 8. Located on Fourth Avenue between Sixth and Seventh Street, Pop-Cycle Shop regularly engages the community and seeks to support local artists.

Artists from Resist! Art Show express their opinions on Trump presidency through art

David Pujol
May 2, 2017
The Mobile MediCats group that visited Santa Rita Park to help the homeless on April 29 pose for a picture. The MediCats have visited the park several times to identify and help provide the medical needs of homeless people.

Mobile MediCats bring health awareness to homeless

David Pujol
April 30, 2017
The inside of Pop-Cycle Shop, a shop on Fourth Avenue that sells art and other products made from reused, recycled and refurbished materials. The shop hosted the "Resist! Art Show," where part of the proceeds go toward books for refugee children.

Pop-Cycle Shop hosts Resist! Art Show

David Pujol
April 9, 2017
Richard Collins peruses the selection at the University of Arizona Press' Tucson Festival of Books tent in 2015. UA Press has been publishing regional scholarly texts since 1959.

Top 10 events at the Tucson Festival of Books you don’t want to miss

David Pujol
March 9, 2017
Tucson Festival of Books volunteers after a training session on Feb. 26.

Volunteers keep the Festival of Books going

David Pujol
March 9, 2017
Tempest DuJour addresses the mourning crowd at the Tucson Stands With Orlando Vigil on June 12, 2016. The performer will host The Big Show of (Support!) at the Rialto Theatre on March 4.

Rialto to host Planned Parenthood benefit

David Pujol
March 3, 2017
Monica Kraft and Charles Cairns speak about the future work that will be done with the grant for the Precision Medicine Program All of Us, at the Westin La Paloma Resort, Feb. 28.

UA professor discusses personalized asthma treatment

David Pujol
March 1, 2017
"When We Rise" is a four-part miniseries playing on ABC. The show premiered on Feb. 27.

Review: ‘When We Rise’ offers a closer look at the LGBT rights movement

David Pujol
February 28, 2017
UA nutritional sciences students Kiersten Kunkle (left) and Macie Andrews (right) walk out of the Campus Health Center on Feb. 5. 

Campus health services provide alternative health care options for students

David Pujol
February 24, 2017
Andy Durant of Carole's Homemade Salsa at the UA Farmer's Market on the UA Mall on Wednesday, Feb. 22.

Water protectors engage students on UA campus

David Pujol
February 23, 2017
FORCE helps people get a grip on masturbation in Censored Series discussion at Women's Resource Center

FORCE helps people get a grip on masturbation in Censored Series discussion at Women’s Resource Center

David Pujol and Rocky Baier
February 22, 2017
Katie Gannon, Katrina Martinez, Summer Aguilera and Hazel Robin answer questions from students on what they can do to help advocate and educate people on the issues their organizations and others face.

WRC and FORCE hold panel to celebrate women in Tucson environmental and social justice leadership

David Pujol
February 18, 2017
David McCraw, New York Times vice president and deputy general counsel, explaining fake news at the James E. Rogers College of Law on Monday, Feb. 13. McCraw gave a few explanations about Donald Trump's constant use of Twitter and his definition of fake media.

New York Times vice president speaks on issues facing journalists at media law event

David Pujol
February 14, 2017
Attendees of Reiman's talk, "Preserving Memories: What it will take to end Alzheimer’s" listen as he speaks about the latest research and lifestyle interventions about the disease at the Westin La Paloma Resort on Feb. 7.

Director of Banner Alzheimer’s Institute talks about the end of Alzheimer’s

David Pujol
February 11, 2017
Kerry Ipema rehearses her performance of One Woman Sex in the City, her debut show at this year's Fringe Festival. July 12, 2016 (GREG GALLINGER / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS)

The other Kerry Bradshaw: One Woman Sex and the City show comes to the Rialto

David Pujol
February 10, 2017
The UA College of Medicine – Tucson main building on Sunday, April 3. The college received 6,458 applications this past application cycle, with a total of 115 students being chosen for the Class of 2020.

UA doctors hold talks focusing on medical advancements

David Pujol
February 6, 2017
UA Museum of Art exhibition looks at the U.S.-Mexico border

UA Museum of Art exhibition looks at the U.S.-Mexico border

David Pujol
February 2, 2017
Geoffrey R. Stone, author of "Sex and the Constitution," speaks on Jan. 27.

UA speaker details changes in gay rights through history

David Pujol
January 28, 2017
Zoe Bobar walks Fireball, a Chinese sharpei mix, over to his new family on Aug. 25, 2015. Pima Animal Care Center will be expanding after the Tucson City Council awarded a $16 million contract to Sundt Construction.

Construction set to begin on new PACC facility

David Pujol
January 26, 2017
Collin Lynch gets on eye level with Vince Leon and Valeria Leon during kids hour. Reid Park Zoo's new animal health center will help animals like this receive the care they need while also training UA veterinary students.

Undergraduates present biology research at annual conference

David Pujol
January 24, 2017
A popular hangout spot and restaurant on University Boulevard, Auld Dubliner recently closed after 10 years of service at the UA. The Marshall Foundation, which is the landlord of the property, made the decision to terminate the lease.

Cause behind Auld Dubliner closure remains a mystery

David Pujol
January 12, 2017
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