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Successful seniors graduate to grander adventures

Successful seniors graduate to grander adventures

Tirion Morris
May 10, 2017
UA President Ann Weaver Hart talks about her optimism on Dr. Robert Robbins taking over the position at a recent faculty senate meeting. Hart was honored at the 29th annual Award for Excellence ceremony on April 28.

UA honors employees at annual Awards for Excellence ceremony

Tirion Morris
April 29, 2017
Zongshun Zhang forms a seed ball using a mix of compost, soil and some seeds of his choice at one of many tents hosted by SFS partners. More than 20 groups from campus and local communities came together on the UA Mall April 21 to preempt Earth Day.

Students for Sustainability host Earth Day Every Day event to raise environmental awareness

Tirion Morris
April 22, 2017
The SPJ seminar on “The Future of Press Freedom” on April 12. Panelists informed the audience on everything from the development of fake news to how to avoid it.

Panel of journalists discuss fake news at SPJ event

Tirion Morris
April 14, 2017
Holocaust survivor Leslie Schwartz speaks about his experiences during World War II on Wednesday, April 5.

Holocaust survivor shares story with Tucson community

Tirion Morris
April 6, 2017
Microbiology sophomore Rachel Kye, left, and business junior Jun Park take a look at a representation of a tight sleep setting within Nazi concentration camps set up on the UA Mall in 2010. This year's Holocaust Vigil included similar set ups.

UA community honors Holocaust victims

Tirion Morris
March 24, 2017
The Hillel building front entrance, located on Second Street and Mountain Avenue. The Hillel Foundation on campus held an LGBT Shabbat for community members to celebrate their faith in conjunction with their sexuality.

UA Hillel Center holds Pride Shabbat to welcome Jewish LGBTQ community in celebrating religion and sexuality

Tirion Morris
March 5, 2017
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Students display their work at GPSC showcase

Tirion Morris
February 24, 2017
A view of Old Main. The Accelerated Master's Program at UA allows students to take graduate level classes during their senior year as an undergrad.

Accelerated Masters Program allows UA students to finish grad school sooner

Tirion Morris
February 23, 2017
A sky view of the recently dedicated USS Arizona Mall Memorial on Tuesday, Dec. 6 2016. The university was recently included on Princeton Review's "Best Colleges that Pay You Back" list.

UA ‘pays you back,’ Princeton Review says

Tirion Morris
February 9, 2017
The Wienermobile at Wal-Mart Marketplace on Thursday, Feb. 2. The Wienermobile will make two more stops in Tucson before moving to its next destination.

Oscar Mayer takes its Wienermobile for a spin around Tucson

Tirion Morris
February 3, 2017
Dean Ronald Marx stands in front of the College of Education. He will be stepping down from the position in June and returning to faculty.

Longtime UA dean stepping down in June

Tirion Morris
February 2, 2017
Winter blood shortage creates demand for Red Cross

Winter blood shortage creates demand for Red Cross

Tirion Morris
January 24, 2017
Paradise Bakery, located in Main Gate Square, offers a variety of food, including soups, salads, and sandwiches. In addition to changes to the menu, the atmosphere will undergo renovations as well.

University’s Paradise Bakery to open doors as Panera Bread this summer

Tirion Morris
January 17, 2017

Interactive map shows university impact on Arizona

Tirion Morris
February 3, 2015
Carlos Herrera / The Daily Wildcat Shaolin Warriors from Tucson's Sino Martial Arts Group perform during 2014 Arizona Chinese New Year Festival on Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014 at Centennial Hall in Tucson, Ariz.

UA honors Chinese New Year

Tirion Morris
January 29, 2015
The Vice-Chairman of the San Xavier District, Jerry Carlyle, blessing the conference before all the speakers spoke. He had everyone face the east because that is where the sun rises from. The blessing was a mixture of both English and an unmentioned Native American dialect.

Legal concerns lead conference

Tirion Morris
January 27, 2015
Rebecca Noble / The Daily WildcatMusic education senior Mike Ion practices scales for his studio lessons in a practice room in the basement of the School of Music on Tuesday. Ion said he hopes that the money donated to the college will go to buying new instruments and maintaining old instruments. The $20 million dollar donation will allow the school to contine to fund scholarships and to create three endowed chairs within the school.

Major money

Tirion Morris
January 21, 2015

University of Arizona listed highly in various national rankings

Tirion Morris
January 20, 2015
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