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Hidden treasures of University of Arizona Libraries

Ellen Nangia
October 13, 2022
Kerryn Negus is the director of advancement and external relations at the UA School of Theatre, Film and Television. Photo courtesy of Kerryn Negus.

UA Theatre, Film and Television school’s Kerryn Negus received the “Excellence in Service” award

Ellen Nangia
September 13, 2022
Students working out at the South Campus Recreation. (Courtesy of Emily Palajian)

Body positivity at the gym

Ellen Nangia
April 15, 2022
Katie Weber plays on the ultimate frisbee team as well as two other tennis teams. Photo courtesy of Katie Weber.  

An athlete’s balance between sports and school

Ellen Nangia
March 28, 2022
Party-goers dance to live music by local Tucson band, The Carnivaleros, at the Mardi Gras event at Hotel Congress on Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2018. The band played three sets throughout the event.

Tucson Mardi Gras is holding its second annual festival on Feb. 26

Ellen Nangia
February 25, 2022
A vegetarian recipe. (Courtesy of Emily Chao)

As the beginning of the year is wrapping up, New Year’s resolutions are either ramping up or slowing down

Ellen Nangia
February 16, 2022
Yasmin Morales works the counter of Generation Cool, while Carlos Morales checks out the vintage arcade games.

Vintage styles ranging from the 1960s to the early 2000s are returning and creating a boom in vintage shopping

Ellen Nangia
February 3, 2022
Scented Leaf after and after renovations and the addition of over 50 seats.

Favorite study spots are up and running

Ellen Nangia
November 9, 2021
Families hunt for the perfect pumpkin at the Marana Pumpkin Patch on Saturday, October 8, 2016.

Fall activities in Tucson for Halloween and beyond

Ellen Nangia
October 27, 2021
“Time of The Month” sculpture by Diana Marie.

Was that… a vagina?

Ellen Nangia
October 18, 2021
The Dutch Eatery & Refuge is a sit down restaurant that is located on the corner of University and Park Avenue. Its menu features a variety of foods. This is a slightly pricier option for meals, but it is a close favorite for many University of Arizona students. 

Five restaurants highlighted in Sonoran Restaurant Week close to UA

Ellen Nangia
September 14, 2021
Professors and students (top row) Ellie Friedman, Jacob Bricca, Dirk Bernhardt, Tessa L. Dysart, (bottom row) Sharon Hom, Giorgia Menetre, Alexa Kingman and (not pictured) Autumn Eckman share their stories from the last year of classes during the pandemic. There were many obstacles to overcome, some shared and some unique to different people and programs. (Photos courtesy of each person).

Creative adaptation necessary in online classes

Capri Fain, Grant Hoover, Vic Verbalaitis, and Ellen Nangia
April 20, 2021
Arizona midfielder Kennedy Kieneker (12) beats Oklahoma to a header against Oklahoma at Murphey Field at Mulcahy Soccer Stadium on Friday, Sept. 16, 2016. Kieneker scored the Wildcats only goal against the Sooners, who won the matchup 2-1 for Arizona's first home loss of the season.

Arizona soccer: Wildcats’ winning streak snapped by Oklahoma Sooners

Ryan Kelapire
September 16, 2016
Bold Films

Review: A creepy Gyllenhaal stalks streets of LA

Alex Guyton
November 14, 2014
Larry Hogan / Arizona Daily Wildcat

Arizona football notes: Rainey emerges, Carey honored twice

Kyle Johnson
October 25, 2012

Dimel leaves UA for job at Kansas State

February 11, 2009

Budinger takes another shot

Bryan Roy
November 20, 2008
Brittany Portman, a microbiology freshman, fills out an order slip at Cactus Grill on March 13. Thousands of paper slips are wasted everyday at the campus restaurants.

“Student unions aim to bolster recycling efforts, stop waste”

Cody Calamaio
March 26, 2008
No. 14 seed NAU's senior guard Kim Winkfield from Tucson Magnet High School defends No. 3 seed Baylor's senior guard Jordan Davis in the Lady Bears' first-round, 74-56 win Women's NCAA Tournament in McKale Center on Saturday.

“ASU moves on, NAU goes home”

John Ryan Casey
March 20, 2006

Political Cartoon

Mike Tierney
February 27, 2006
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