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Justin Barnes gives a know your rights presentation at a College Democrats meeting on Feb. 6. The presentation focused on rights surrounding illegal searches and understanding what is in a police warrant.

UA College Democrats seek clarity on university’s immigration policy compliance

Bailey Ekstrom
February 16, 2025
Protestors hold signs during a protest at Old Main on Feb. 14. The protesters focused on sanctions on Venezuela as well as the war in Gaza.

UA students protest against Trump’s policies

Natasha Cortinovis
February 16, 2025
University of Arizona student of physiology and medical sciences Karthik S. Srinivas pauses to smile for a picture after practicing some memory and language-enriching activities with 92-year old George Wolfson.

Memories in motion: UA scientist retiree and undergraduate students provide care to elders with dementia

Natasha Cortinovis
February 12, 2025
Student groups uncertain about possibility of peace following Gaza ceasefire

Student groups uncertain about possibility of peace following Gaza ceasefire

Emma LaPointe
February 2, 2025
Campus Health at the University of Arizona has been working diligently to stop the spread of the coronavirus on campus and in the surrounding community. The UA has also been working to administer COVID-19 vaccinations to Pima County residents.

Arizona is opening back up. Here’s how UA students are reacting

Madison Beveridge
April 2, 2021
Unmasked person rides a bike at the University of Arizona on Monday, Sept. 14, 2020, in Tucson, Ariz. (Photograph by Diana Ramos)

Students’ uneasy mindsets during COVID-19

Diana Ramos
September 16, 2020

Opinion: Pussy Riot artist talks art and activism

Sami Marks
October 11, 2017
English studies senior Tatum Hammond and her mother, Colleen Hammond, go for a walk just outside campus on Monday, Oct. 10. Tatum’s mother was visiting for the day from Chandler, Arizona just before Family Weekend.

Topic of the week: Family Weekend

Toni Marcheva, Alec Scott, Scarlett Lorin, Sammy Minsk, and Miles Schuk Ehler
October 11, 2017
Amani Lewis shows solidarity with the #OurLivesMatter demonstration on the UA Mall. A new study has found that 19 percent of students find violence an appropriate way to end offensive speech.

Opinion: Some students find violence appropriate end to offensive speech

Alec Scott
October 11, 2017
The Fred Fox School of Music.

Opinion: Three shortcomings at UA that need addressed

Toni Marcheva
October 11, 2017
Close-up of a teenage boy listening to music

Opinion: What tunes to choose?

Aly Cantor
October 8, 2017
A variety of guns on display at Second Amendment Sports on Pima Street in Tucson. Firearm identification, background checks on firearm purchases and background checks on ammunition have observed to reduce gun related fatalities.

Topic of the week: Gun control

Chuck Valadez, Toni Marcheva, Alec Scott, and Eric Roshak
October 4, 2017
In times of crisis, young people turn to memes to cope. But is that healthy? 

Opinion: Phone spoofing more than annoyance

Sammy Minsk
October 4, 2017
The canyon of the Environment and Natural Resources 2 building, featuring a plethora of native plants.

Opinion: Campus architecture builds learning setting

Eric Roshak
October 4, 2017
Ana Hernandez, second from the left, begins a chant for the rest of the protesters participating in the pro-DACA protest on Sept. 5 in front of Old Main.

Opinion: Necessary revival of issue-driven art

Chuck Valadez
September 30, 2017

Opinion: Necessary revival of art in response to politics

Chuck Valadez
September 30, 2017
Arizona fans in Zona Zoo celebrate during the UA-Utah game on Sept. 22 at Arizona Stadium.

Opinion: Zona Zoo and football key Wildcat experiences

Toni Marcheva
September 29, 2017
Tables feature various study abroad programs during the University of Arizona's 2017 Study Abroad Fair at the Student Union Memorial Center. Study abroad opportunities are educational experiences most all students would benefit from and can be made affordable despite sometimes daunting costs.

Opinion: Study abroad expands your horizons

Sami Marks
September 28, 2017
Property crime rates in Tucson are high. In the off-campus neighborhoods around the college, students may encounter break-ins, robberies and other crimes.

Opinion: High property crime in off-campus neighborhoods

Claudia Drace
September 26, 2017
The Best Buddies program pairs UA students with students with special needs. 

Opinions: Clubs great way to make friends and memories

Sami Marks
September 25, 2017
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