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COMIC: Paleo University #15

COMIC: Paleo University #15

Jamelle Texeria
April 22, 2022
Spread out, reduce the spread sign at bench outside of Centennial Hall. Man walks in the background with University of Ariz. face mask.

OPINION: It’s normal to feel uneasy about COVID-19 when returning to campus

Emma Watts
October 13, 2021
Collage provided by digital artist Luke Rivera

OPINION: A digital senior on graduation and moving forward

Selena Kuikahi
April 22, 2021
Professors and students (top row) Ellie Friedman, Jacob Bricca, Dirk Bernhardt, Tessa L. Dysart, (bottom row) Sharon Hom, Giorgia Menetre, Alexa Kingman and (not pictured) Autumn Eckman share their stories from the last year of classes during the pandemic. There were many obstacles to overcome, some shared and some unique to different people and programs. (Photos courtesy of each person).

Creative adaptation necessary in online classes

Capri Fain, Grant Hoover, Vic Verbalaitis, and Ellen Nangia
April 20, 2021
Courtesy of Jane Hunter Students learn about human genomes in the Collaborative Learning Space classroom in the Science-Engineering Library on Nov. 5, 2014. After more than a year away, students are finally looking forward to a return to fully in-person classes in the fall 2021 semester.

OPINION: Online school was hard. Going back will be just as challenging.

Amanda Betz
April 17, 2021
Sofia Maldonado Diaz (2) spikes the ball during a game on Sunday, Mar. 14. The Wildcats competed against the Colorado Buffalo and were victorious by winning 3 out of 4 games.

Key takeaways from Arizona volleyball head coach Dave Rubio’s virtual press conference

Bryan Savic
March 17, 2021
COMIC: Birdseed

COMIC: Birdseed

John Konrad
March 3, 2021
 Gordon Bates/ Arizona Daily Wildcat  Nearly all students are online as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The struggles involved with online school have been taxing for many, but they are nothing new for students who have been studying online for years.

OPINION: For online students, the challenges of pandemic learning are nothing new

Sean Fagan
February 26, 2021
A photo illustration of the Strategic Alternative Learning Techniques Center on 1010 North Highland Ave. The SALT Center provides academic support programs for University of Arizona students who experience attention and learning challenges. 

Students with learning disabilities face foreign terrain in the move to online learning

Tia Stephens
February 25, 2021
Jacquelyn Hoffman, a member of the shared shelf book club poses with this semesters book. (Courtesy Jacquelyn Hoffman)

The Shared Shelf Book Club encourages vital conversations within the College of Medicine

Tia Stephens
December 14, 2020
(Illustration by Pascal Albright)

ASUA Notebook: Senators Continue to Discuss Implementation of Diversity Classes

Maggie Rockwell
November 6, 2020
Zoom classes are massively fatiguing students. [Image: User:Colin/Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)]

OPINION: UA admin must allow pass/fail option for students this semester

Payton Toomey
October 30, 2020
 English senior Jenny Aranda peruses through her class’ D2L page during a quiet day at the UA Main Library. UA Online degree programs allow distance learners to complete a program without ever setting foot on campus.

OPINION: More work does not equal more learning

Andrea Moreno
October 26, 2020
 An entrance to UA Department of East Asian Studies on June 10, 2019.

UA Webinar examines US-China relations since COVID-19

Diana Ramos
October 10, 2020
A zoomed in perspective of the sidewalk perspective of the Student union sidewalk during sunset. Taken on August 10th, 2020.

Return to campus perspectives: First week of UA classes generated some uncertainty

Diana Ramos
August 30, 2020
"Club Penguin on the iPad via Cloud Browse" (CC BY-SA 2.0) by Wesley Fryer

Students spark Club Penguin resurgence during COVID-19

Katie Beauford
April 24, 2020

‘Dudesons’ explodes into America

Joe Dusbabek
April 28, 2010
UA interim head coach Kevin O'Neill announces the 2008 men's basketball recruiting class during a press conference yesterday. The class ranks in the top 10 in the nation, with point guard Brandon Jennings leading the way at No. 8 overall.

4 inked for m-hoops’ 2008 class

Michael Schwartz
January 18, 2008
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