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The 2023 University of Arizona Capstone Thesis Show will display many different types of art from the graduating School of Art seniors. Above are Gracie Rhyne's oil paintings, "Trash Paintings." (Photo courtesy of Gracie Rhyne)

Sneak peek at the spring 2023 UA BFA Capstone Thesis Show

Andrea Campos
April 21, 2023
The flier for the first ever W.A. Franke Honors College's Franke Fling. The dance will be held in Bear Down Gymnasium on April 7, from 7-9 p.m. (Photo Courtesy of Farah Sawal.) 

The W.A. Franke Honors College hosts Franke Fling, a free night of fun for all Wildcats

Hannah Palmisano
April 4, 2023
Popular YouTuber Cody Ko answered questions from University of Arizona students in a virtual Zoom event, hosted by Wildcat Events Board. Photo courtesy: Wildcat Events Board. 

Cody Ko talks college, relationship and hints at new song in Q&A with UA students

Kristijan Barnjak
April 25, 2021
Screenshot of journalist Jane Mayer, who spoke with University of Arizona professor Nancy Sharkey and Stephen Golden about authoritarianism. 

Investigative journalist Jane Mayer delivers a ‘Post-Mortem on Our Authoritarian Experiment’

Hillary Schiff
February 21, 2021
March 4 Justice Tucson founders digitized from left to right: Jovanna Conde, Jasmine Drummer, Tiana McDaniel and Mariah Barnett. Graphic courtesy of artist Des Grayson (IG @misteryucky).

ART IS ACTIVISM: March 4 Justice Tucson and celebrating Black artists

Selena Kuikahi
July 15, 2020
The Autism Society of Southern Arizona has host an Autism Walk and resource Fair for 12 years now and will host its 13th on April 6.

14th annual Autism Walk hopes to connect community, provide resources

Sydney Jones
March 5, 2020
June 6, 2018: Christophen Martinborough photographed for the cover of Emory Nursing Magazine. Stephen Nowland/Emory University

TFOB author Carol Anderson discuses voter suppression in new book

Jamie Donnelly
February 24, 2019
Native youth build media advocacy skills through workshops

Native youth build media advocacy skills through workshops

Alexis Richardson
January 22, 2019
Todd Miller, journalist and author of "Storming the Wall: Climate Change, Migration, and Homeland Security", came to UA campus to talk to students about his work. He has written several books and articles focused on climate change.

Migration, the media and militarization

Vinamra Kumar
September 24, 2018
The Loft Cinema, a long-time Tucson favorite, is located at 3233 E. Speedway Blvd. 

“Brillo Box (3¢ Off)” tells a story of art, value and family

Victoria Pereira
September 21, 2017
Karaoke night at the Best Western Royal Sun Inn & Suites. The hotel hosts karaoke every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.

Sing your heart out: Karaoke night venues

Lauren Grifol
July 26, 2017
A jazz band performs a free concert at Main Gate Square. Every other Friday, University Boulevard becomes a concert venue for anyone to come and experience great jazz musicians.

Jazz musicians light up Main Gate Square

Savanah Modesitt
July 12, 2017
Rosemary Downey displays her original acrylic and watercolor pieces during second saturday on July 8, in downtown Tucson, Ariz.

Second Saturdays unite Tucsonans in the heart of downtown

Melissa Vasquez
July 10, 2017

Symposium on free speech on college campuses details efforts to encourage civil discussion

Shaq Davis
June 24, 2017
Amos Carver loads his pistol before performing in the Hotel Congress Incident Re-enactment. The re-enactments are part of the two-day annual Dillinger Days event.

Hotel Congress hosts Dillinger Days event

Ava Garcia
January 20, 2017
Laverne Cox, Emmy award-winning actress, executive producer and human rights advocate, speaks to over 900 people about her experiences as a trans woman of color during the Wildcat Events Board and the Queer & Trans People of Color's An Evening with Laverne Cox in the Student Union Memorial Center on Monday. "Empathy is the antidote to shame," Cox said.

‘Trans is beautiful’

Ariella Noth & Mia Moran
May 5, 2015
Eric Magrane, a research assistant at the UA’s Institute of the Environment, and Miss Marple, a ringtail and the state mammal, will participate in a reading of his poetic works at Antigone Books on Friday. Magrane said he enjoys creating poetry that focuses on the environment as a way to inform people; a Q&A session will take place after Magrane’s reading.

Magrane-Marple a science-poetry team

Ivana Goldtooth
May 1, 2015
Courtesy of Jessica KongStudents from the Hawaiian and Pacific Islander club perform during the 2014 Luau on the UA Mall on April 27, 2014.

HAPI hulas to educate and entertain at UA

Chelsea Cook
May 1, 2015
Pre-business freshman Andy Evans donates bags of clothes that will be given to Plato's Closet and TMM Family Services on the UA Mall on Tuesday. Representatives will accept clothes in exchange for cash until Thursday.

Students just throw it in the bag on UA mall

Chastity Laskey
April 29, 2015
Bag Some Cash, an event sponsored by Plato's Closet, offers students a chance to trade a bag of their gently used clothing for cash on the UA Mall from Tuesday to Thursday. A large bag of clothes can be traded in for $20, and a smaller bag can be traded in for $10.

Bring a grocery bag of clothes tomorrow, get $10

Chastity Laskey
April 28, 2015
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