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Faith and Philanthropy

Podcast: The Daily Wildcat Presents ‘Faith & Philanthropy’ — a three-part series

Ian Green
November 19, 2021
A cart full of donations waits to be weighed at the We Protect Us food drive, hosted by the Queers United Coalition, the Coalition of Black Students and Allies and Campus Pantry Nov. 21 and 22, 2020.  

All of your Campus Pantry questions, answered: Campus Pantry and COVID-19

Kristijan Barnjak and Dillon Lukas Hlohinec
June 9, 2021
All of your campus pantry questions, answered: A financial rundown of the pantry

All of your campus pantry questions, answered: A financial rundown of the pantry

Kristijan Barnjak and Dillon Lukas Hlohinec
June 9, 2021
Cans of soup are made available at the University of Arizona's Campus Pantry on Friday in Tucson, Ariz. The campus pantry is available to students that are subject to food insecurity.

All of your campus pantry questions, answered: The basics

Kristijan Barnjak and Dillon Lukas Hlohinec
June 9, 2021
Campus Health is just one of many services that the University of Arizona uses to help meet the needs of students. (Photographed by Courtney Talak)

OPINION: How universities meet students’ basic needs

Dillon Lukas Hlohinec
May 14, 2021
College campuses have dozens of services aimed at helping students meet basic needs and thrive in college but funding struggles and other difficulties often get in the way. (Photographed by Rebecca Noble)

OPINION: Despite their best efforts and intentions, university services routinely fail students

Dillon Lukas Hlohinec
May 14, 2021
Anna Josephson is an assistant professor at the UA College of agricultural and resource economics and member of the National Food Access and COVID Research Team for the state of Arizona. Josephson helped gather and publish data on the effects the pandemic had on Arizonans. Photo courtesy Anna Josephson.

Food insecurity in Arizona and the UA: Q&A with assistant professor Anna Josephson

Ella McCarville
May 12, 2021
A photo of young Dillon Hlohinec. (Courtesy Dillon Hlohinec)

Stories of Resource Insecurity: How one UA student reconciles his past by helping others plan for their futures

Sofia Revilak
May 11, 2021
The following map has information on places where anyone in Tucson can get food for free (with a couple that are just reduced-price), be it fresh groceries or full meals.  

Confronting Scarcity: Interactive Tucson-area food resource map

Ella McCarville and Capri Fain
May 11, 2021
Many people struggle with both eating disorders and food insecurity.

REFLECTIONS: Living at the intersection of food insecurity and eating disorder recovery

Ella McCarville
May 10, 2021
The food court in the Student Union Memorial Center is a popular food source for many University of Arizona students, especially those living on-campus. As of the 2021-22 school year, UA students are not required to purchase a meal plan while living on-campus. 

Arizona Student Unions reconsiders meal plan changes after student backlash

Kristijan Barnjak
April 1, 2021
The UA may have resources for students to succeed, but many students are continuing to seriously struggle. "The University of Arizona Campus in Tucson" by UGArdener/Creative Commons ( CC BY-NC 2.0 )

OPINION: How universities fail students

Dillon Lukas Hlohinec
March 27, 2021
Research out of the University of Arizona aims to target food insecurity in Tucson via the use of neighborhood farming. Courtesy: Yinan Zhang 

Could rainwater harvesting and urban agriculture be the solution to Tucson’s food deserts?

Kristijan Barnjak
February 3, 2021
Claire C. Laurence / Arizona Daily Wildcat

Spring Fling: Carnival sets attendance record

Natalia Lopera
April 10, 2006
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