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Lucero Ramirez stands by the Guerrero Student Library that opened in February. Ramirez is the coordinator of the Adalberto & Ana Guerrero Student Center at the University of Arizona.

New lending library opens in Chavez building promoting diverse books

Sohi Kang from El Inde Arizona and Sohi Kang
April 20, 2023
Aquamarine Daydream offers a variety of crystals, gemstones and jewelry.

Fourth Avenue in the new year

AJ “Stash” Castillo
January 27, 2023
Pine Reads Review interns and UA Debate team facilitated a panel discussion featuring authors and educators.

Banning books: Authors and educators discuss the merit of censorship

Juliana Siml
December 13, 2022
Original illustration from "Paper Son: Lee's Journey to America."

Artist Wilson Ong discusses ‘Paper Son: Lee’s Journey to America’

Juliana Siml
November 7, 2022
Book cover of "Love on the Brain" by Ali Hazelwood. Out now from Berkley Books, an imprint of Penguin Random House. 

BOOK REVIEW: Booktok made me read it: ‘Love on the Brain’ by Ali Hazelwood

Kelly Marry
September 9, 2022
A Sun Link streetcar on Fourth Avenue.                             

Five local shops to visit only a Sun Link ride away from campus

AJ “Stash” Castillo
July 15, 2022
A stack of books of different volumes with an open copy of "Romeo and Juliet" sitting at the front.

Stories to give you a break from your textbooks

Hannah Martuscello
July 12, 2022
Photo by Jay Walker "Name of the Wind," "Six of Crows," "Scythe," and "The Dry" all sit on a nightstand after having been added to the favorite book collection.

Students’ relationship with reading as a hobby and how to get into it

Jaden Zelms
March 21, 2022
Pedestrians and bikers passing through the Chemistry building constructions on Tuesday, Feb. 22.

How are people going to transit during the Tucson Festival of Books?

Diana Ramos from El Inde Arizona
March 11, 2022
Ramada House, one of Tucson native and modernist architect Judith Chafee's most recognizable residential designs, which embraced critical regionalism.

Two architects, two journeys, one connection: Judith Chafee

Sunday Holland
February 28, 2020
 Minoru Yanagihashi 

Q&A: Minoru Yanagihashi on the WWII Japanese American experience

Ella McCarville
December 2, 2019
(left to right) Rebecca Ballenger, intern Samantha Verini and volunteer Daisy Esquivel work at the Worlds of Words global literature research center. The center, which hosts a rich collection of children's and young adult's books from around the world, serves as a valuable resource for educators, current and future alike.

UA: Home to the world’s largest collection of children’s literature

Mikayla Kaber
August 20, 2019
Photo by Jay Walker "Name of the Wind," "Six of Crows," "Scythe," and "The Dry" all sit on a nightstand after having been added to the favorite book collection.

Things to read that aren’t textbooks

Jay Walker and Sadie Cruz
July 21, 2019
David Maraniss is a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and an associate editor at the Washington Post. He will be speaking on panels at the Tucson Festival of Books.

Two authors discuss the power of books

Quincy Sinek
February 22, 2019
Left: Ruth Ware's "The Woman in Cabin 10" Right: Ruth Ware's "In a Dark, Dark Wood"

Review: Ruth Ware’s novels are suspenseful page-turners but could use more surprise

Madeleine Angiuli
September 25, 2017
Students collaborate at the UA Main Library on the second floor. Both the Main Library and the Science-Engineering Library contain quiet and silent study spaces in addition to cooperative group environments; some individual study rooms can be checked out on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Campus Guide ’17: Eight great places to sit down and hit the books

David Pujol
July 30, 2017
Summer reading recommendations

Summer reading recommendations

Maritza Cruz
July 26, 2017
Tom Holland as Spider-Man in Spider-Man: Homecoming. This movie is the second rebooted version of the original Marvel comic series.

Review: Peter Parker, the hero with many faces

Mike Gonzalez
July 7, 2017
The cover of "Truth to Power: Writers Respond To The Rhetoric Of Hate And Fear." The collection features poems, features and more about rhetoric and social issues.

Truth to Power book looks at politics

Kirshana Guy
May 2, 2017
(left to right) Rebecca Ballenger, intern Samantha Verini and volunteer Daisy Esquivel work at the Worlds of Words global literature research center. The center, which hosts a rich collection of children's and young adult's books from around the world, serves as a valuable resource for educators, current and future alike.

Worlds of Words coordinator finds passion in connecting people with literature

Kathleen Kunz
April 13, 2017
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