The Daily Wildcat

NEWS

A member of the community reads a handwritten note in front of the memorial placed for the victims at Second Street and Euclid Avenue on Nov. 2.

Community gathers to commemorate three killed in hit and run

Ian Stash • November 5, 2025

PO Beat 14: Don’t be a monkey

Ian Stash • November 4, 2025

Hormones may help explain why females are twice as likely to develop PTSD

Emma McDonough, News Editor • November 3, 2025

Driver faces two murder charges in hit and run on Euclid near University Boulevard

Mason Kumet • October 31, 2025

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TOP STORIES

Ivan Kharchenkov and Dwayne Aristode celebrate after beating reigning national champion Florida in T-Mobile Arena on Nov. 3.

No. 13 Arizona men’s basketball secures season-opening victory over No. 3 Florida

Melisa Guzeloglu, Sports Editor • November 3, 2025

UA memorial honors three killed in hit and run

Mason Kumet • November 3, 2025

Driver faces two murder charges in hit and run on Euclid near University Boulevard

Mason Kumet • October 31, 2025

UA declines to sign federal higher education compact as written

Mohinur Mannonova • October 20, 2025

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ARTS & LIFE

The front row of fans are energized for Louis The Child's set at Dusk Music Festival on Nov. 10. The crowd cheered when they came on stage.

DUSK music festival returns to Tucson for ninth year

Long-running Tucson festival has showcased local and international musicians for nearly a decade

Benjamin DePue • November 7, 2025

Medici Scholars program support UA student artists

Griffin Salkowski • November 6, 2025

Midnight Wildcat: Edgar Allan Poe inspired art house and live music speakeasy opens its chamber doors to Tucson this Halloween

Kate Eid • October 29, 2025

From loom to showroom: the artistry of ‘Future Tense’

Addison Bahr • October 25, 2025

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MULTIMEDIA

Tucson Meet Yourself returns for another year of flavor and culture
Josie Shivers | October 21, 2025
BYU topples Arizona in double OT thriller
Mason Kumet | October 12, 2025
Photos: Arizona Football leaves Oklahoma State in the Dust
Mason Kumet | October 4, 2025
PHOTOS: Red and Blue Showcase a Slam Dunk
Mason Kumet | October 4, 2025
Photos: Charlie Kirk memorial
Mason Kumet, Arizona Sonoran News | September 22, 2025
PHOTOS: Arizona Men’s Basketball Media Day
Mason Kumet | September 18, 2025
Arizona volleyball collects third consecutive loss against UTEP
Ava Widener | September 17, 2025
Charlie Kirk killed during Utah Valley University Event
Sierra Blaser | September 10, 2025
Arizona football overwhelms Weber State in dominant fashion
Michael Smith | September 7, 2025
Arizona football surges over Hawai’i in season opener
Michael Smith | August 31, 2025
The Gravy Train Rolls Through Campus
Mason Kumet | August 29, 2025
Tucsonans gather for national “No Kings Day” Protest
Charlie Ramirez | June 14, 2025
Anti I.C.E protest leads to smashed windows, graffiti and three in custody
Mason Kumet | June 12, 2025
Photos: Wildcats Championship Hopes Snuffed at Home by Rebels
Charlie Ramirez | May 19, 2025
Photos: Wildcats Walk Off the Cowboys
Charlie Ramirez, Photographer | April 13, 2025

OPINIONS

OPINION: College does not prepare students for the real world

Isabel Vidrio • November 3, 2025

OPINION: ALBUM REVIEW: The Art of Loving by Olivia Dean

Kamsi Kanma-Okafor • October 27, 2025

OPINION: The compact is encouragingly refreshing

Zaina Jasser • October 15, 2025

OPINION: The CRC consolidation is dissolving student belonging:

Bhavya Makkar and Andres Diaz • October 7, 2025

SPORTS

University of Arizona volleyball player Carlie Cisneros hits the ball in McKale Center on Nov. 23. Cisneros had 5 kills.

Arizona volleyball seeks to extend win streak over Texas Tech

Logan Kimel • November 7, 2025

Arizona volleyball defends home court with four-set win over BYU

Logan Kimel • November 6, 2025

Arizona volleyball prepares for tough contest against No. 17 BYU

Ava Widener • November 5, 2025

No. 13 Arizona men’s basketball heads to Vegas to face reigning NCAA Champions No. 3 Florida

Ellie Conover, Assistant Sports Editor • November 3, 2025

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SCIENCE

University of Arizona researchers use brain imaging to explore how estrogen and aging influence fear learning, shedding light on why females are twice as likely as males to develop PTSD.

Hormones may help explain why females are twice as likely to develop PTSD

University of Arizona researchers use brain imaging to explore how estrogen and aging influence fear learning and PTSD risk after a traumatic event occurs.

Emma McDonough, News Editor • November 3, 2025

UA students can save lives on their bus rides

Mohinur Mannonova • October 22, 2025

UA part of $38M research project to find solutions to AZ water future

Zoey Oberstein, Arizona Sonoran News • October 9, 2025

UA panel discusses downwinders and the consequences of atomic testing

Gabriel Paz • October 4, 2025

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COMICS