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(left to right) Regina Romero, Randi Dorman, and Steve Farley at the Tucson Democratic Mayoral Forum on Apr. 18 in Tucson, Ariz. The forum was held on the University of Arizona's campus by the university Democrats and the Pima County Young Democrats.

Primary candidates discuss student housing, gentrification

Sasha Hartzell
June 24, 2019
A group of law enforcement officers line the streets during the migrant caravan. 

Correspondent view: Migrant caravan remains stalled at the border

Sasha Hartzell
November 29, 2018
Waiting to begin the march, UNAM students took turns chanting in Mexico City on Tuesday, Oct. 2, at a demonstration in remembrance of the 1968 student movement in which over a hundred participants were killed in the same area 50 years prior.  The city's street cleaning team looked on,  waiting for the protesters to pass.  

Celebrations, protest at UA partner school in Mexico mark remembrance of ’68 massacre

Sasha Hartzell
October 3, 2018
David Koch, vice president of Koch Industries in Ohio. 

Freedom Center professor gives long awaited education talk

Sasha Hartzell
January 29, 2018
The government shut down concluded on Monday Jan. 22 after President Donald trump signed a bill keeping the government open through Feb. 2.

Government shut down ends, bill expected to officially pass today

Sasha Hartzell
January 22, 2018
From left: Mary Poulton, Moe Momayez, Lanny Brown and Mark Baker.

UA invented sensor network hopes to save lives

Sasha Hartzell
January 20, 2018
A University of Arizona Police Department officer makes a call while standing by near the Koffler building on the UA campus.

POLICE BEAT 01/16/18

Sasha Hartzell
January 16, 2018
Arizona football head coach Rich Rodriguez during the UA-ASU rivalry game on Nov. 25 at Sun Devil Stadium.

Golden parachute to break Rodriguez’s fall

Sasha Hartzell
January 10, 2018
David Koch, vice president of Koch Industries in Ohio. 

UA Freedom Center has questionable ties to Koch brothers

Sasha Hartzell
December 5, 2017
The Arizona Board of Regents meets in the student union on Nov. 16 about degree programs, capital development plan, tuition, and other things. The Board will be holding simultaneous meetings Tuesday, March 27 to discuss setting tuition and fee's for the upcoming school year.

Arizona Board of Regents discuss tuition and real estate policy changes

Sasha Hartzell
November 16, 2017
Senior Law and Sociology double major, Allison Kahn studies in the Cracchiolo Law Library at the James E. Rogers College of Law. 

UA law students succeeding after entering with GRE, not LSAT

Sasha Hartzell
November 9, 2017

‘Cup it Up’ saga a lesson in free speech

Sasha Hartzell
November 3, 2017
University of Arizona President Robert Robbins talks among Arizona Athletics staff during the UA-NAU football season opener on Sept. 2.

Q&A: UA President Robbins on his first Homecoming as a Wildcat

Sasha Hartzell
October 22, 2017
Sharon O’Brien of Literacy Connects: 'Stories that Soar! High' shows her pride before the contest presentations at the Social Impact Summit Monday, Oct. 16.

TENWEST crowns pitch competition winner

Sasha Hartzell
October 17, 2017
Former Finance major and intern analyst Courtney Ehland represents the Stage Exchange platform at the McGuire New Venture Competition on April 28 in McClelland Hall.  A new interdisciplinary Entrepreneurship and Innovation Minor will be available starting in fall 2018 for non-Eller undergraduate students.

Entrepreneurs talk growth at TENWEST

Sasha Hartzell
October 14, 2017
A lightning bolt illuminates the Tucson night sky during a monsoon thunderstorm on Aug. 11, 2014. 

CLIMAS partnership helps combat global warming

Sasha Hartzell
October 11, 2017
The Arizona Board of Regents wait to hear comments from the public at their meeting on April 6 in the Grand Ballroom at the Student Union Memorial Center.

Regents approve new Honors Complex, uphold free speech on campus

Sasha Hartzell
September 30, 2017
From Monday, Sept. 25, to Wednesday, Sept. 27, the University of Arizona will be holding Fall Career Days. More than 180 employers will be on hand to meet and potentially make internship or job offers to students. 

The employers are coming: Fall Career Days is almost here

Sasha Hartzell
September 21, 2017
Photo courtesy of Chris Impey Impey won the title Howard Hughes Medical Institute Professor and a $1 million grant to innovate online science education.

UA astronomy professor wins award and million dollar grant

Nicholas Peppe
July 9, 2014

Video: Wildcats react to Cal loss

Bryan Roy & Colin Darland
February 26, 2010
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