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English professor John Ulreich in his office in the Modern Languages building on May 6. Ulreich will be retiring after 40 years at the UA.

40 years later, Ulreich retires from the UA

Ivana Goldtooth
May 13, 2015
Eric Magrane, a research assistant at the UA’s Institute of the Environment, and Miss Marple, a ringtail and the state mammal, will participate in a reading of his poetic works at Antigone Books on Friday. Magrane said he enjoys creating poetry that focuses on the environment as a way to inform people; a Q&A session will take place after Magrane’s reading.

Magrane-Marple a science-poetry team

Ivana Goldtooth
May 1, 2015
Courtesy of Penny Germain A stagecoach from C&C Auto rolls by during the 2014 Tombstone Rose Festival. This year's festival will feature a pancake breakfast beneath the blooming rose tree.

Desert rose blooms in Tombstone

Ivana Goldtooth
April 10, 2015
Communication senior Mike Mazzella performs standup comedy in Gallagher Theater in the Last Comic Standing competition on Tuesday night. This was Mazzella's first standup performance, but he has been doing improv since high school.

Comedy king crowned at stand-up event

Ivana Goldtooth
March 11, 2015
Courtesy of J.A. Jance

UA alum author writes the desert

Ivana Goldtooth
March 10, 2015
William Morrow

Review: ‘Trigger Warning’ a token to Neil Gaiman’s career

Ivana Goldtooth
February 20, 2015
Courtesy of UA Poetry Center Sherwin Bitsui, a Navajo poet, sits in front of a bookcase. Bitsui will be reading his work at the Poetry Center on Thursday as part of the Poetics and Politics of Water series.

Navajo poet shares experiences at UA

Ivana Goldtooth
February 11, 2015
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‘All your games are belong to UA’

Ivana Goldtooth
February 6, 2015
Holt Hamilton Productions

Review: Sci-fi film highlights alum, fails authenticity

Ivana Goldtooth
February 4, 2015
Wikimedia CommonsA still of Lon Chaney in the 1925 movie release of "The Phantom of the Opera." The Broadway production celebrates its 27th anniversary today.

‘Phantom’ celebrates fortuitous history

Ivana Goldtooth
January 26, 2015
Theatre arts senior Adam Harris will star in "Waiting for Godot" at the Rogue Theatre. Harris would like to star as Sebastian from "Little Shop of Horrors."

Theater today, teacher tomorrow

Ivana Goldtooth
January 23, 2015
Courtesy of Hotel CongressJonathan Mincks as John Dillinger tries to make his escape during Hotel Congress's 2014 installment of the annual Dillinger Days event in downtown Tucson. The events this Friday and Saturday celebrate the historic capture of Dillinger, who was named Public Enemy No. 1 in the 1930s.

Dastardly deeds at Dillinger Days

Ivana Goldtooth
January 23, 2015
Coffee House Press

Monson, Bernheimer share writing wisdom

Ivana Goldtooth
January 21, 2015
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat Intermediate aerial circus student Laura Burghardt practices with the Tucson Circus Company under the lead of Annie Mielke on Thursday. Burghardt has been with the company for two years.

School of circus

Ivana Goldtooth
January 16, 2015
Courtesy of Tim Fuller / The Rogue TheatreJoseph McGrath and Matt Bowdren perform in The Rogue Theatre adaption of Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot." The theater's first play of 2015 explores existensialism and will run until Jan. 25.

Rogue Theatre waits for ‘Godot’

Ivana Goldtooth
January 14, 2015
Courtesy of Susan TateArtist Susan Tate's booth displaying her ceramic works at the Festival of Arts and Crafts in Tempe in November 2014. Tate has participated in the Fourth Avenue Street Fair for 25 years.

Vendors prepare for Fourth Avenue Winter Street Fair

Ivana Goldtooth
December 8, 2014
Travel writer and self proclaimed "professional bad influenceʺ Robert Naylor reads an except from his book ʺBoots and Burgers: An Arizona Handbook for Hungry Hikersʺ to an audience at Mostly Books on Thursday. Naylor describes his book as his ʺlove letter to Arizonaʺ and claims his writing is ʺdesigned to make you want to play hookey.ʺ

Avid hiker Roger Naylor pens great trail guide

Ivana Goldtooth
December 5, 2014
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat Mariah Hoshkins (left), the vice president of membership and marketing for enactus, and Melanie Weber (right), a project manager for enactus, enjoy the club because it gives the two the opportunity to give back to the Tucson community during their time at the UA. The UA Enactus club is a student community dedicated to utilizing the power of entrepreneurial action through community projects. [Mariah is in the black dress, Weber is in the white dress.]

Students get savvy with charity projects

Ivana Goldtooth
December 5, 2014
Courtesy of Vincent De La Torre

Loft screens border issues film ‘Trails of Hope and Terror’

Ivana Goldtooth
December 3, 2014
Brittan Bates / The Daily Wildcat Undergraduate and graduate students take turns reading at the MIlton Marathon reading of Paradise Lost in Tucson, Ariz. on Friday, Nov. 21, 2014. Professor John Ulriech planned the event and observes the students reading.

12 hours for 12 books of Milton’s ‘Paradise Lost’

Ivana Goldtooth
November 24, 2014
Co-owner of Tazzina di Gelato Peter Miller stirs frozen blueberries for his ʺIce Dragonʺ dish he is submitting for the Sweet Charity Dessert Challenge in his shop's kitchen on Broadway Boulevard and Craycroft Road on Thursday. Miller opened the store with his mother, Leslie Miller, in 2011 due to the love of Italian food she instilled in her son from an early age, and the two continue to work together daily.

Culinary chefs compete to make sweetest treats

Ivana Goldtooth
November 21, 2014
Courtesy of Kurt Kelly / ActorsReporterJohn Heinsen, CEO of Bunnygraph Entertainment, during an interview with Kurt Kelly of Actors Reporter at the American Film Institute in December 2013. After graduating from the UA in 1994, Heinsen returned to campus on Friday to share his Hollywood experiences with students of the School of Theatre, Film and Television.

Hollywood executive, alumnus John Heinsen returns to UA

Ivana Goldtooth
November 17, 2014
Aurelie Sheehan is publishing her book ʺDemigods on Speedwayʺ through the University of Arizona Press today. Sheehan's stories are all based in Tucson during the recession.

UA professor Aurelie Sheehan chats about new book on Tucson during recession years

Ivana Goldtooth
November 14, 2014
Rebecca Noble / The Daily Wildcat Professor Albrecht Classen speaks to his Introduction to German Studies class in the learning services building on Thursday, Nov. 6. Kevin, please write a second sentence.

Homecoming: German studies department celebrates Homecoming

Ivana Goldtooth
November 7, 2014
Geoffrey Notkin partakes in a battle with a light saber during the TusCon 41 fantasy and horror sci-fi convention on Saturday at Hotel Tucson City Center InnSuites.

Lightsabers and fans take TusCon

Ivana Goldtooth
November 3, 2014
Photo by Michael F. Cox / Courtesy of Eric SchumacherEmmy-winning television host and special media guest Geoffrey Notkin will be in attendence at TusCon. A resident of Tucson for the last 10 years, Notkin has been attending sci-fi conventions since his youth.

TusCon invites horror, sci-fi fanatics at weekend convention

Ivana Goldtooth
October 31, 2014

‘My Culture is Not a Costume’ event returns to campus

Ivana Goldtooth
October 29, 2014
Mankiller Project

Breaking stereotypes through film

Ivana Goldtooth
October 24, 2014
Kyle Hansen / The Daily Wildcat Graduate student in planetary science Jamie Molaro places a painting at The Art of Planetary Science: The Exhibition on Wednesday, Oct. 15 in the Kulper Space Sciences building. The exhibit will open this Friday through Sunday.

Art and science blend together at planetary exhibit

Ivana Goldtooth
October 17, 2014
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat Benjamin Alire S

Writer Benjamin Sáenz visits Poetry Center for Humanities Week

Ivana Goldtooth
October 17, 2014
Owen Forest / The Daily Wildcat Cuban Poster Art Gallery in the Student Union Memorial Center on Tues. Oct. 14th

Exhibit showcases radical Cuban posters

Ivana Goldtooth
October 15, 2014
Courtesy of Harper & Row

Five horror stories to read for October

Ivana Goldtooth
October 10, 2014
Courtesy of barbrastreisand.com Barbra Streisand released her new album through Columbia Records on Sept. 16. This album recently beat Chris Brown in nabbing the top spot in record sales.

There’s no raining on Barbra Streisand’s parade

Ivana Goldtooth
October 1, 2014
Courtesy of Ed Flores Members of the UA Dance Ensemble perform a piece entitled ʺEvolution of a Dreamʺ at the Stevie Eller Dance Theatre earlier in 2014. ʺEvolution of a Dreamʺ is one of the pieces that will be performed at the Jazz in AZ program tonight.

UA School of Dance demonstrates versatility of students with highly-energized group numbers

Ivana Goldtooth
September 30, 2014
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New albums branch out talent

Ivana Goldtooth
September 26, 2014
Courtesy of Brian Duffy / Phoenix New Times David Bowie, album shoot for Aladdin Sane, 1973

‘David Bowie Is’ screens at The Loft

Ivana Goldtooth
September 22, 2014
Rebecca Noble / The Daily Wildcat Wei Zhao, Chinese Director of the Confucius Institute, and visiting scholor of martial arts Peifeng Jiang work to create an interactive display for the Chinese Culture Festival happening on Saturday at the Tucson Chinese Cultural Center on Thursday, Sept. 18th. The images displayed all contain various Chinese characters and students from Confucius Institutions around the world.

Chinese Culture Festival brings culture to UA

Ivana Goldtooth
September 19, 2014
graphic by Jessie Webster

Second Saturdays welcomes community

Ivana Goldtooth
September 12, 2014
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat Gather is a vintage market open once a month for four days that offers eclectic pieces at affordable prices. Each month, the antique store creates a theme and places clues around the shop. When the clues are solved by customers, they receive a gift card. (Check on how they refer to the name in the article)

Uncover the clues at local market

Ivana Goldtooth
September 7, 2014
Courtesy of Tim Fuller Kevin Black, an associate professor in the UA School of Theatre, Film and Television, both directs and performs in “A Kid Like Jake” at the Invisible Theatre. The play is about a married couple grappling with their son’s feminine habits.

‘A Kid Like Jake’ breaks gender stereotypes

Ivana Goldtooth
September 4, 2014
Miramax Films Samuel L. Jackson earned an Academy Award nomination for his role as Jules Winnfield in “Pulp Fiction.” The Loft Cinema will be screening the Quentin Tarantino film on Saturday.

Loft celebrates Tarantino works all month long

Ivana Goldtooth
September 4, 2014
Comedian Billy Crystal, bottom right, pays tribute to the late Robin Williams during the 66th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards at Nokia Theatre at L.A. Live in Los Angeles on Monday, Aug. 25, 2014. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times/MCT)

Loft screens Williams’ repertoire

Ivana Goldtooth
August 29, 2014
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat Hilary Clinton's novel "Hard Choices" is currently on display in the UA Bookstore. All top sellers are sold at a twenty percent discount in the bookstore.

Clinton’s memoirs hit summer shelves

Ivana Goldtooth
August 29, 2014
Courtesy of Silvio Tanaka Amy Lee performs with Evanescence at the Maquinária Festival on November 8, 2009 at the Chácara do Jóquei in São Paulo, Brazil. Lee’s new album is her first solo project.

Evanescence singer goes solo

Ivana Goldtooth
August 26, 2014
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