Subscribe to our newsletter!
The Student News Site of University of Arizona

The Daily Wildcat
84° Tucson, AZ
Advertisement
Advertisement

The Daily Wildcat

The Daily Wildcat
All content by Gretchyn Kaylor
Review: The Winter in Anna explores romance that could have been

Review: The Winter in Anna explores romance that could have been

Gretchyn Kaylor
January 24, 2017
An art installation reminiscent of a ships mast and sail features dog tags to commemorate those who lost their lives on the USS Arizona Member in Pearl Harbor. This piece is located in the Student Union Memorial Center roundabout.

The history behind the Student Union Memorial Center’s nautical architecture

Gretchyn Kaylor
December 2, 2016
Crew members from Outgunned address the audience after winning one of four jury awards during the 2016 Campus MovieFest in the Student Union Memorial Center on Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2016.

Guns and LOLs prevail at student film competition Campus MovieFest

Gretchyn Kaylor
November 17, 2016
A variety of locally crafted candles on sale at the Rustic Candle Company located on 4th Avenue.

Founder of Rustic Candle Monica Cota talks inspiration and future of her candle store on Fourth Avenue

Gretchyn Kaylor
November 12, 2016
Glass artist Micah Blatts favorite pieces of his work on display at Mr. Heads Art Gallery and Bar on Monday, Nov 7. In addition to blowing glass under the business name, Fathead, Blatt is also the owner of Mr. Heads

Glassblower Micah Blatt is the gem of his own bar: Mr. Head’s

Gretchyn Kaylor
November 7, 2016
Illustration by Kelsey Beyer. The Lesbian Sex Haiku Book (with Cats!), written by UA alumna Anna Pulley, features over 150 of Pulleys haikus centering around how two girls make love and fall in love.

UA grad Anna Pulley shares her thoughts on new lesbian haiku book, why she’s qualified to tell you what not to do in life

Gretchyn Kaylor
November 5, 2016
Mathias Svalina, the creator of the Dream Delivery Service, speaks at MOCA in Tucson, Ariz. on Monday, Oct. 31.

Mathias Svalina: The delivery man who will ‘re-purpose’ your dreams, every morning

Gretchyn Kaylor
November 2, 2016
(Courtesy Invisible Theatre) Such Good Friends features members of the Invisible Theatres Tucson Pastime Players.

The Loft screens local Disability Awareness Month documentary

Gretchyn Kaylor
October 28, 2016
Laura Gibson performs in Barcelona, Spain on April 27, 2010.

Laura Gibson: The girl on the train, in your MFA class and on stage at Club Congress

Gretchyn Kaylor
October 24, 2016
(Courtesy Selena Quintanilla) Going on this hike with your family on Outdoor Adventures in the Saguaro National Park will definitely make your Family Weekend unique.

Outdoor Adventures leads a moonlight hike for UA students, families

Gretchyn Kaylor
October 13, 2016
Shannon Baker, author of Stripped Bare cheerfully signs a copy of her book at her Barnes and Noble book signing in Tucson, Ariz. on Sunday, Oct. 2, 2016.

Tucson author Shannon Baker discusses literary journeys, mysteries, new novel

Gretchyn Kaylor
October 6, 2016
Gringo Star is scheduled to play at The Flycatcher on Monday Oct. 3 at 9 p.m.

Brother-band Gringo Star talks about life as ‘white-boy rock stars’

Gretchyn Kaylor
October 2, 2016
Geoff Saba, Recording Engineer/Producer at Itinerant Home Recordings performs alongside John Melillo,  of the band, Algea and Tenticals, at the Flycatcher, on September 27 in Tucson, Ariz. The concert featured local Tucson musicians and was free to anyone over the age of 21.

The Flycatcher got its foundations rocked Monday night by four experimental electronic performers

Gretchyn Kaylor
September 26, 2016
A tile mural painted by ArtWorks members decorates a pavilion at the UA community garden on Sunday, September 25, in Tucson, Ariz. Artworks provides disabled adults with the opportunity to learn artistic and life-long skills, while also giving back to the community.

ArtWorks moves forward with Employment First for artists with disabilities

Gretchyn Kaylor
September 26, 2016
Maryrose Gutschow, Kelsey Gutschow, David Gutschow, and Sarah Spiotti work together at the Ace of Escape on Friday, Sept. 16th to solve clues and crack the case at hand. The Ace of Escape is an escape room experience here in Tucson that allows groups to work together and have fun while solving clues under a time limit.

Escape real life, get locked in a room

Gretchyn Kaylor
September 20, 2016
Cup It Up employees Veronica Lopez and Salvador Flores prepare food and serve customers at the restaurant’s Speedway location on Thursday, Sept. 8. Lopez says her favorite thing about Cup It Up is the variety of healthy options that they offer to customers.

Cup It Up American Grill to bring healthy food to Main Gate Square this December

Gretchyn Kaylor
September 10, 2016
Our Place Clubhouse, located on East Pennington Street, is a psych-social rehabilitation center for adults with mental illnesses. Our Place Clubhouse has been serving the Tucson community since 1992.

Tucson community shines a light on mental illness

Gretchyn Kaylor
September 8, 2016
The display table at Woops Bakery on University Boulevard on Monday, Sept 5.

Review: University Boulevard’s new bakery Woops! is as sweet as it sounds

Gretchyn Kaylor
September 6, 2016
Pre Public & Spanish sophomore and the Scoop employee Jacklyn Garcia pours a light coffee with Nitrogen from a Keg for practice inside Scoop on Tuesday, August 23.

What’s the scoop on The Scoop?

Gretchyn Kaylor
August 24, 2016
Engineering management freshman Drew Pasma (right) jousts with pre-business freshman Zac Rucas (left) during UA Campus Recreations Meet Me at the Rec event on Aug. 25, 2015 at William David Sitton Field. The jousting inflatable was one of the more popular activities at the event.

UA clubs, programs, vendors hope to attract students to Meet Me at the Rec

Gretchyn Kaylor
August 22, 2016
A view of Papa Johns in the Student Union Memorial Center.

Crunching the calorie counts and cost of eating Student Union food

Gretchyn Kaylor
May 13, 2016
Still from HBO’s Silicon Valley.

Review: ‘Silicon Valley’ season 3 premiere brings back compromise

Gretchyn Kaylor
April 25, 2016
Rapper G-Eazy points off stage, pushing the crowd to scream lowder as he performs Order More, off his most recent album When Its Dark Out.

G-Eazy brought the heat to a less than full TCC for his ‘When It’s Dark Out’ tour

Gretchyn Kaylor
April 24, 2016
BroadwayTour.net

Review: ‘Chicago’ wraps up Broadway in Tucson on a high note

Gretchyn Kaylor
April 22, 2016
Bean Master Austin Sobotka, hanging right, fights to keep his sock on during sock wrestling at the Isle of Ewe campground in the Cochise Stronghold during Beanfest on Saturday, April 16. The game, in which two people are hoisted into the air and challenged to remove the opponents tube sock first, is only one of several games during the biannual climbers festival.

Mountain climbers carry on traditions at Beanfest

Gretchyn Kaylor
April 20, 2016
Arizona equestrian open division rider Mickey Bagley competes in the open horsemanship on Friday, Jan. 29 at California State Polytechnic University, Poloma. The UA Equestrian Club is one of the newer clubs to join the ranks of clubs participating in Spring Fling this year.

New Faces of Spring Fling: Equestrian Club one excited for second year at annual carnival

Gretchyn Kaylor
April 7, 2016
Old Faithful: Veteran Clubs of Spring Fling

Old Faithful: Veteran Clubs of Spring Fling

Gretchyn Kaylor
April 7, 2016
John Lillel of They Might Be Giants sings during the TMBG performance at Rialto Theatre on Tuesday.

Review: They Might Be Giants took over Rialto for two hours of music and comedy

Gretchyn Kaylor
March 30, 2016
Main singer of Neon Indian Alan Paloma struts his stuff on stage at The Rialto on Thursday, March 10.

Review: Neon Indian made their two-year Tucson tour wait worth it

Gretchyn Kaylor
March 11, 2016
Screenshot of Neko Atsume: Kitty Collector, an app that allows you to collect and take care of virtual kittens.

Neko Atsume’s kitty collection app is a new kind of cat call

Gretchyn Kaylor
February 23, 2016
Carolin Laplace poses for a photo in the Modern Languages building on Wednesday, Feb. 10. Laplace, from Lyon, France, has come to call Tucson home.

Hailing from France, student finds welcome home and cultural differences in Dirty T

Gretchyn Kaylor
February 19, 2016
Poster for “F is for Family,” a Netflix original series. The show originally aired in December 2015 and has high hopes for a second season.

Netflix original ‘F is for Family’ is binge-worthy

Gretchyn Kaylor
February 18, 2016

Review: Victory over viruses was the theme at Logic’s show at Rialto

Gretchyn Kaylor
February 17, 2016
Only you can prevent STIs: wildcats need to know these safe sex tips

Only you can prevent STIs: wildcats need to know these safe sex tips

Gretchyn Kaylor
February 11, 2016

Welcome to the Dirty T: Mackenzie Bevington

Gretchyn Kaylor
February 5, 2016
Austin Sobotka poses for a photo on Mount Lemmon. Sobotka believes rock climbing to be an essential part of a fulfilling life.

Welcome to the Dirty T: Rock climbing is a philosophy for one UA senior

Gretchyn Kaylor
January 28, 2016

Alcoholics Anonymous: not just for Hollywood

Gretchyn Kaylor
January 25, 2016
Behind the scenes photo from the set of Portlandia Season 6. Photo courtesy of Portlandia.

The ’90s are alive in Portland for one last season

Gretchyn Kaylor
January 23, 2016
Illegal Petes, a new restaurant on University Boulevard on Thursday. The restaurants recent opening caused controversy due to its name.

Controversy aside, Illegal Pete’s is worth a visit

Gretchyn Kaylor
January 21, 2016
Load More Stories

The Daily Wildcat
The Arizona Daily Wildcat is the award-winning, student-managed and -produced news outlet serving the University of Arizona and greater Tucson since 1899.
The Daily Wildcat publishes daily at DailyWildcat.com, and regularly distributes its nationally-recognized print newspaper across the UA campus and neighboring communities.
SECTIONS
QUICK LINKS
© 2024 • FLEX Pro WordPress Theme by SNO • Log in
Menu
Activate Search
Home