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Persona, UA's undergraduate literary magazine, allows students and artists to publish their work.

Student-run literary magazine Persona gives students recognition with a nationally renowned publication

Sarah Briggs
November 5, 2016
Ashley Maken walks in the annual All Souls Procession in Tucson, Ariz. on Sunday, November 8th. (Photograph by Courtney Talak)

Many Mouths One Stomach—the minds behind Tucson’s All Souls Procession

Sarah Briggs
November 2, 2016
A look at graduate student Sarah Kortemeir's MFA thesis collection "ganbatte" on display at the University of Arizona Poetry Center. Kortemeir’s collection of works will be among more than 600 MFA creative writing theses available for the public to read, the oldest works dating back to the 1970s.

UA alumni theses find a home at the UA Poetry Center’s MFA Thesis Collection

Sarah Briggs
October 30, 2016
The sun sets behind saguaro cacti on the Richard E. Gender Starr Pass Trailhead on Friday, Oct. 21. The trail is covered with an abundance of native Arizonan plant life.

More than just views: Here’s what to expect when trekking on the trails of Tucson

Sarah Briggs
October 25, 2016
Cactus fruits in the Joseph Wood Krutch Cactus Garden on the Mall on Thursday, Oct. 13.

The saguaro cactus: A true gem of the desert

Sarah Briggs
October 22, 2016
Courtesy Tucson Fashion Week

Tucson designer Estéban Osuna’s collection, ‘Vis,’ represents the force and power he sees in women at TFW

Sarah Briggs
October 16, 2016
Courtesy Tucson Fashion Week

TFW designer Carlos Osuna has a story behind every garment he creates

Sarah Briggs
October 16, 2016
Abel Gallegos

Designer Abel Gallegos’ unisex clothing makes his collection unique to TFW

Sarah Briggs
October 16, 2016
Anine Paulson

TFW designer Anine Paulsen uses ’90s inspiration and bright colors to express herself through her designs

Sarah Briggs
October 16, 2016
(Courtesy Neutopia) "Solar Future Now!" by Doctress Neutopia will be featured in her upcoming exhibition. The local artist's exhibit will run until the end of October at the Joel D. Valdez Main Library in downtown Tucson.

Local artist Doctress Neutopia lets her intuition run free in new exhibit “Meditations on Neutopia”

Sarah Briggs
October 12, 2016
Alissa Neal, a third year grad student in the 3D Extended Media program, shows off her tattoos outside the Art Building on Wednesday, Sept. 28. Neal hopes to express everything she's gone through and wants to go through in life in her tattoos.

Tatted up teachers: Freedom of expression or unprofessional?

Sarah Briggs
October 1, 2016
A squirrel eating mesquite seed near Old Main on Wednesday, Sept. 21. The squirrel appears to have signs of mange, a disease caused by mites that burrow under the skin, causing hair loss. Mange increases its resistance due to climate change.

UA Poetry Center series discusses climate change, one poem at a time

Sarah Briggs
September 24, 2016
LaVerne Harrell Clark photo collection at UA Poetry Center captures emotions of over 1,000 poets

LaVerne Harrell Clark photo collection at UA Poetry Center captures emotions of over 1,000 poets

Sarah Briggs
September 16, 2016
A sake bomb comprised of sake and Kirin Ichiban beer at Fuku Sushi on University Boulevard on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2016. Fuku Sushi's sake bombs are $4.99.

Tucson’s emerging Sushi scene

Sarah Briggs
September 15, 2016
A look at Claudia Rankine's book "Citizen" in the poetry center on Tuesday, Sept. 13. Rankine has received numerous awards for "Citizen," which explores the implications of living in a multicultural society. 

An evening with Claudia Rankine; acclaimed poet comes to UA

Sarah Briggs
September 14, 2016
A view of saguaros and other Sonoran Desert plants located in Krutch Garden on Saturday, Sept. 10. Located on the mall by the Student Union Memorial Center, this garden is home to over 600 native species.

The abundance of cacti in Tucson keeps the Sonoran Desert full of life and beauty

Sarah Briggs
September 13, 2016
A look at the assortment of Poetry books available at the UA Bookstore on Monday, Sept. 5.

Tucson ‘A truly amazing place for poetry’

Sarah Briggs
September 6, 2016

Tree rings: The art and age of nature

Sarah Briggs
August 28, 2016
Students study at the Scented Leaf in Tucson, Arizona. on Wednesdsy, Aug. 24. Art History major Halley Becker (back left) and neuroscience major Jessica Bruster (back right) are regulars at The Scented Leaf because of the relaxed atmosphere.

The chillest spots to study around campus

Sarah Briggs
August 24, 2016
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