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A student checks Twitter on their phone on Nov. 17 at the University of Arizona. 

Officials address social media threats targeting Pima County schools

Sophia Hammer
September 25, 2024
National student debt has reached crisis levels at $1.7 trillion. "Student debt ruined me!" by quinn.anya/Creative Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)

OPINION: Student loan debt has reached crisis levels.

Amanda Betz
April 22, 2021
A captivated audience watches Barbea Williams (left) and Willie Ray Bell (right) perform Akwaaba to West Africa on the UA Mall ca. 1977. (Courtesy Barbea Williams)

UA’s Barbea Williams speaks on Black dance in the southwest at the 35th annual ‘Black Dance USA dance festival’

Tia Stephens
April 11, 2021
The University of Arizona has sent out several statements about COVID-19 and how the administration plans to prevent a widespread outbreak on campus.

UA music professor to serve on National Council for the Arts

Kristijan Barnjak
March 17, 2020
OPINION: Ideas for trimming the budget

OPINION: Ideas for trimming the budget

Chuck Valadez
October 10, 2018

Trump unveils budget and plans to Congress

Henry Carson
March 3, 2017
UA professors, students sign letter to support DACA students

UA professors, students sign letter to support DACA students

Jessica Suriano
November 30, 2016
The UA libraries has joined a national task force to revolutionize digital preservation.

UA joins Nationwide Digital Preservation Taskforce

Randall Eck
November 18, 2016

Column: How high should we stand during the national anthem

Kaiden Biggs
September 22, 2016
Valley fever (Coccidioidomycosis) is a respiratory infection caused by a fungus found in dry soil. Roughly two-thirds of Valley Fever deaths are in Arizona.

UA scientists help update national valley fever guidelines

Marissa Heffernan
September 11, 2016
Cancer survivor Jeff Goldberg tears up at Relay For Life on the UA Mall on Friday.

Survivors, participants look back on the UA Relay for Life

Leah Merrall
April 16, 2016
"Rape on the Night Shift" producers Andres Cediel and Daffodil Altan, join clinical professor of law, Nina Rabin, and equal opportunity comission attorney Gina Carillo answer questions after the screening of the film on Wednesday, March 2. The film's purpose is to raise awarness about sexual assault against female custodial workers.

UA holds screening, discussion about sexual assault on custodial workers

Michelle Jaquette
March 6, 2016

Health Corner: How does Adderall usage look at the UA?

Akshay Syal
February 28, 2016
Congressman Raul M. Grijalva (D-AZ) introduces Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders to a crowd at the A Future To Believe In Rally at Bonanza High School on Feb. 14, 2016 in Las Vegas. The gym was filled with supporters. (Francine Orr/Los Angeles Times/TNS)

Clinton takes Sanders by a large margin in South Carolina Primary

Lauren Renteria
February 28, 2016

UA doctor answers questions about the widespread Zika virus

Akshay Syal
February 22, 2016
Colin Lynch, a neuroscience senior, poses with the emergency response button near the Music building on UA campus on Sunday, Feb. 14. The UA created a bystander intervention program in 2008, which is currently being used across the country.

UA intervention program lives on with sister universities after eight years

Chastity Laskey
February 14, 2016
A Circle K sits across from Arizona Stadium on Saturday, Jan. 23 displaying a gas price of $1.68/Gallon.

UA economists take a look at the all time lows in oil prices

Connor Oswald
January 23, 2016
Photo Courtesy of Shelly Lowe.

UA grad becomes a member of National Council on the Humanities

Devon Walo
January 17, 2016
Andrew Kraft, director of the UA Cancer Center, sits in his office in the Arizona Cancer Center on Friday, Jan. 15. Kraft has recently been involved with planning a run to raise money for cancer research.

UA takes a closer look at Obama’s goal of curing cancer in the U.S.

Amanda Oien
January 17, 2016
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords gives a speech to her supporters at the Tucson Marriott University Park Hotel on Nov. 2, 2010. On Jan. 8, 2011, Giffords survived an assasination attempt in which six people were killed. Today, she speaks out against gun violence and pushes for reform.

Five years after Giffords assassination attempt, policy makers continue to discuss gun reform

Michelle Jaquette
January 12, 2016
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