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Tucson community protests Ferguson verdict downtown

Tucson community protests Ferguson verdict downtown

Max Rodriguez
November 26, 2014
Cecilia Lisset Alvarez / The Daily Wildcat Sigma Alpha Epsilon has been suspended due to hazing incidence. Photo taken on Oct. 14, 2014.

SAE smacked with suspension after alleged assault against AEPi

Max Rodriguez
November 19, 2014
Republican Martha McSally speaks at the end of her election party at Sheraton Tucson Hotel & Suites on Nov. 4. The election results for the 2nd Congressional District between Democratic incumbent Ron Barber and McSally have not yet been determined.

McSally’s request to ignore provisional ballots struck down

Max Rodriguez
November 10, 2014

News brief: November 10

Max Rodriguez
November 10, 2014
Democrat Ron Barber (left) passionately speaks to supporters and media members during his election party at the Tucson Marriott University Park on Tuesday. The 2nd Congressional race is still too close to call (Photo by Rebecca Noble / The Daily Wildcat). Republican Martha McSally (right) talks with Arizona Public Media during Martha McSally's election party at the Sheraton Tucson Hotel & Suites on Tuesday. McSally talked with many media members and supporters while awaiting the results to the 2nd Congressional race (Photo by Rebecca Marie Sasnett / The Daily Wildcat)

Barber, McSally race too close to call

Max Rodriguez
November 5, 2014

Here’s what’s happening in the world

Max Rodriguez
November 3, 2014
Physics sophomore Elsa Gebreyohanes wears make up and lies down on the floor in the Student Union Memorial Center on Wednesday to represent gunshot victims and lives lost to police brutality.

‘Hand’s up, don’t shoot!’

Max Rodriguez
October 30, 2014
A condom in a man's pocket on Tuesday. The UA was recently ranked fourth in the nation for sexual health.

UA tops rankings in nation for sexual health

Max Rodriguez
October 29, 2014
Courtesy of UA College of MedicineUniversity of Arizona Medical Center employees demonstrate the precautions they take to protect themselves from Ebola during the University of Arizona Health Network Town Hall: Ebola Preparedness at UAMC event on Wednesday. This is the largest Ebola epidemic in history, according to the presentation given at the event.  

UAMC equips itself to handle Ebola virus

Max Rodriguez
October 23, 2014
Nick Mahon (left), president of the UA Young Democrats, on Sept. 9 (Photo by Layla Nicks). Caleb Rhodes (right), president of the UA College Republicans, on Sept. 16 (Photo by Christianna Silva).

UNH incident sparks concerns among UA political leaders

Max Rodriguez
October 21, 2014

Police arrest homicide suspect

Max Rodriguez and Felipe Moreno
October 20, 2014
Cecilia Lisset Alvarez / The Daily Wildcat Sigma Alpha Epsilon has been suspended due to hazing incidence. Photo taken on Oct. 14, 2014.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity faces hazing allegations

Max Rodriguez
October 15, 2014
Rebecca Noble / The Daily Wildcat Members of Alpha Chi Omega set out luminaries with anti-domestic abuse sentiments on the UA mall on Tuesday, Oct. 14. All funds raised by the sorority will go to benefit Emerge! Center Against Domestic Abuse

Alpha Chi Omega’s domestic violence awareness philanthropy brings light to UA

Max Rodriguez
October 15, 2014
Graphic by Nicole Thill / The Daily Wildcat

UAPD denies assault rifles

Max Rodriguez and Felipe Moreno
October 13, 2014
Congressional canidates Rep. Ron Barber (D) and Martha McSally (R) speak to media members after a debate in Arizona Public Media studios on Tuesday. The combatitive debate was centered around the economy, border security and gun control.

McSally and Barber talk economy, border security, gun control

Max Rodriguez
October 8, 2014
ZonaZoo fans cheer during Arizona football’s tense 49-45 win against California on Sept. 20 at Arizona Stadium. Athletics event management decides where ZonaZoo, the nation’s largest student section, will sit at sporting events.

ZonaZoo has no say in sideline seats

Max Rodriguez
October 2, 2014
Photo Illustration by Nicole Thill Former graduate student Nick Johnson accused Susannah Dickinson, assistant professor in the College of Architecture, Planning & Landscape Architecture, of plagiarizing his work. Dickinson was reprimanded for plagiarizing parts of Johnson’s thesis and currently teaches courses at the UA.

Ex-Student: UA botched plagiarism inquiry

Max Rodriguez
October 1, 2014
Courtesy of Martha McSally In response to an advertisement from the Americans for Responsible Solutions, McSally announced on Tuesday that she is in support of new control legislation. Under this proposed legislation, citizens convicted of a misdemeanor stalking offense would be unable to purchase guns legally.

Martha McSally for new gun control laws

Max Rodriguez
September 24, 2014
Business freshman Allen Hughes makes wraps for customers at the Park Student Union cafeteria on Tuesday. Campus menus have recently changed and students are upset that customizing wraps at IQ Fresh is no longer an option.

Campus eateries choose cost over customization

Max Rodriguez
September 18, 2014
Courtesy of The Republic Democratic gubernatorial candidate Fred DuVal said he doesn’t want any more money taken from education. Republican gubernatorial candidate Doug Ducey’s platform is centered on jump-starting the economy.

Education is key topic in DuVal, Ducey debate

Max Rodriguez
September 11, 2014
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat The UA Community Garden, located at the north end of the Highland garage, filled with water from the rain on Monday. Members of the UA Community Garden are looking into getting a water cistern.

SFS makes use of extra water in latest project with grant

Max Rodriguez
September 10, 2014
Courtesy of the United States Department of Agriculture Researchers from the UA and Cornell University are studying the likelihood of a megadrought in the Southwest region of the U.S. According to the researchers, a megadrought is a drought lasting 35 years or more.

Study shows possible prolonged droughts in Southwest

Max Rodriguez
September 4, 2014

No technology allowed in UA classrooms

Max Rodriguez
September 1, 2014
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