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Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.
ASUA Notebook 09/25/24: TAMT presentation and community involvement programs
Emma LaPointe • September 27, 2024
Tucson Community
Protesters stand outside of Illegal Pete’s on University Boulevard to stand for their support for Palestine on Sept. 24. The protest was for the “All Out For Lebanon” march, where people all across the United States spoke out against the war.
Party for Socialism and Liberation host protest for Lebanon
Topaz Servellon • September 26, 2024
Trending Stories
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Cops block off multiple intersections near Arizona Sonora Residence Hall after a campus shooting on Sept. 22. The shooting occurred late Sunday night.

On-campus shooting leaves man dead; investigation continues

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Trump supporters wrap around Linda Ronstadt Music Hall in Downtown Tucson hours before Former President Trump arrives for his rally on Sept. 12. Supporters passed out from dehydration and heat exhaustion due to high temperatures.

Former President Donald Trump hosts rally in Tucson

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Students pass by the newly renovated University of Arizona Campus Store in between classes on Aug. 28. The Campus Store reopened to the public on Monday, Aug. 19.

Goodbye bookstore, hello Campus Store

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Photo of the "Dear Evan Hansen" playbill

REVIEW: 'Today is going to be a good day' for a 'Dear Evan Hansen' review

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Students surround UA graduate Dean Frederick Saxton — also known as Brother Dean — on campus on April 22. Dean preached his controversial beliefs from morning until late afternoon.

Inflammatory sign gathers crowd in front of Student Union

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A sign showcasing Fiiz's menu sits outside the shop's location at 904 E. University Boulevard. The shop, which opened in August, sells a variety of dirty sodas. (Photo courtesy Fiiz)

Dirty soda makes a splash in Main Gate

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Tetairoa Mcmillan eases his way into the endzone yet again for another touchdown against New Mexico at Arizona Stadium on August 31. Fifita and McMillan have experience as a duo going back to their young days in California at Servite Highschool.

Wildcats take charge in season opener against New Mexico

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The MJ: The Musical pamphlet given to the audience. The performance is a piece of work that needs to be seen, felt and heard in person, as this experience is nothing but thrilling, says Arts & Life Reporter Valeria Nalani.

REVIEW: ‘MJ: The Musical’ is a bewitching watch

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Sofia Rios applies a tattoo stencil to a client on Sept. 14 in her studio. The client was receiving a tattoo for Rios's Friday the 13th sale.

Tucson tattoo artist fights stereotypes and misconceptions

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The Arizona football team runs onto the field at Arizona Stadium with fireworks on Saturday, Nov. 18. No. 19 Arizona beat the No. 16 University of Utah 42-18.

Week 2 Big 12 Football Power Rankings

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Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.
ASUA Notebook 03/20/24: Encouraging educators and ethical endeavors
Olivia Parisi • March 26, 2024
PoBeat
The Daily Wildcat's police beat brings students up to speed on campus crime and ways to stay safe at the University of Arizona.
Police Beat 9: Syllabus week and scientology scares
Bailey Ekstrom • September 9, 2024
Science
Science is Fun members attend an event at the Flandrau Space Center. (Photo courtesy Kaylee Ferreira)
UA club seeks to break barriers in science, one experiment at a time
The UA’s Science is Fun club strives to promote inclusion in science through hands-on experiments for young students.
Nandini Manepalli • September 15, 2024
Protesters stand outside of Illegal Pete’s on University Boulevard to stand for their support for Palestine on Sept. 24. The protest was for the “All Out For Lebanon” march, where people all across the United States spoke out against the war.
BREAKING: Police arrest suspect in UA shooting
University police have arrested a man suspected to be involved in Sunday's on-campus shooting

Sam Parker and Sophia Hammer

September 25, 2024

A student checks Twitter on their phone on Nov. 17 at the University of Arizona. 
Layers of caution tape wrap around Santa Rita Park on Sept. 25. City officials cleared the park at 6 a.m. and provided warning with flyers prior.
City officials began clearing one of Tucson's largest homeless encampments at 22nd Street and Fourth Avenue.

Noor Haghighi

September 25, 2024

Cops block off multiple intersections near Arizona Sonora Residence Hall after a campus shooting on Sept. 22. The shooting occurred late Sunday night.
The VOTEriaAZ and Grita Canta Vota teams are actively working to register new voters. Courtsey of @empoweraz on Instagram.
A nonprofit group is knocking on doors to reach new voters.

Zoe Montaño, Arizona Sonoran News

September 22, 2024

A sign points voters to First United Methodist Church on March 19. The church, adjacent to the University of Arizona campus, was open for the primary election this year.
Students from less competitive political states assess the importance of their votes in the upcoming election and many are choosing to re-register to vote in Arizona where the stakes are high.

Annabel Lecky, Arizona Sonoran News

September 19, 2024

Arizona mail-in ballots come with "I voted" stickers, often designed differently than the ones handed out on Election Day. For the 2022 midterm election, the last day to mail in was Nov. 1, but voters could still hand them in on Election Day at any polling stations. 
Follow along for a guide on how community members can be more educated about and engaged with their November ballots.

Kiara Adams

September 17, 2024

Science is Fun members attend an event at the Flandrau Space Center. (Photo courtesy Kaylee Ferreira)
The UA’s Science is Fun club strives to promote inclusion in science through hands-on experiments for young students.

Nandini Manepalli

September 15, 2024

One of the new blue light emergency phones and security camera installations sits outside of Old Main on a sunny afternoon. The inclusion of these cameras is one of the security upgrades to campus this semester.
Emhoff addresses a crowd of 450 local officials, community members, reproductive rights advocates and press members.
The Second Gentleman gave remarks on reproductive rights to a gathered audience

Bailey Ekstrom

September 13, 2024

Trump supporters wrap around Linda Ronstadt Music Hall in Downtown Tucson hours before Former President Trump arrives for his rally on Sept. 12. Supporters passed out from dehydration and heat exhaustion due to high temperatures.
The Daily Wildcat's police beat brings students up to speed on campus crime and ways to stay safe at the University of Arizona.
There is a lot at stake for Tucson voters in November, including a proposition that would put the right to abortion in the Arizona state constitution.
Breaking News (Illustration by Pascal Albright | Daily Wildcat)
Congressman Maxwell Frost speaks to U of A Wildcats for Harris-Walz at Snakes and Lattes on Aug. 28. The Florida congressman visited the university in an effort to encourage student canvasing, part of a broader push by Democrats to capture young votes.
Rep. Frost visited three universities across Arizona to engage young voters and promote the Harris-Walz campaign

Kiara Adams

August 29, 2024

A view of the Administration building on Sunday, June 5. The building houses the offices of many university employees.
A side-by-side of Henry Yanez III's mughshots from 2015 (left) and 2024 (right). Yanez was arrested Aug. 12 on one charge of assault. (Courtesy left-UAPD, Courtesy right-Pima County Sheriff's Department)
Suresh Garimella addresses a crowd of gathered media and community members after a unanimous Arizona Board of Regents vote led to his appointment as the next University of Arizona president on Friday, Aug. 9. Garimella joins UA from the University of Vermont.
Suresh Garimella is the president of the University of Vermont, and if approved by the Arizona Board of Regents, would become the 23rd president of the UA, replacing current President Dr. Robert C. Robbins. (Courtesy Arizona Board of Regents)
Arizona's primary elections took place Tuesday, July 30. The outcome of these elections set the stage (and the candidates) for the November election.
The Daily Wildcat's police beat brings students up to speed on campus crime and ways to stay safe at the University of Arizona.
Two protesters chant while holding protest posters on July 24. The QR code on the poster leads to a New York Times article titled "Bangladesh Deploys Border Force to Try to Quell Student Protests."
The student group at the University of Arizona showed their solidarity with students in Bangladesh, gathering in extreme heat to make their voices heard.

Gracie Kayko

July 25, 2024

Joe Biden is the democratic party nominee for the 2020 presidential race. The first round of debates was held Tues. Sept. 29. (Photo by Marc Nozell/Flickr) 
Arizona politicians, activists and organizers react to a new reality for the Democratic Party

Kanishka Chinnaraj

July 21, 2024

In a contested 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court of the United States overturned the Chevron doctrine, a decades-old decision that delegated certain legislative action to administrative agencies within the federal government.
The University of Arizona hosts a memorial for professor Thomas Meixner on Oct. 5, at St. Thomas More Catholic Newman Center. The memorial honored Meixner's life exactly one year after his death in 2022.
City officials cleared a portion of Tucson's largest homeless encampment on the morning of Thursday, May 23. The cleared zone of 100 Acre-Wood was closed for PFAS chemical testing.
The Daily Wildcat's police beat brings students up to speed on campus crime and ways to stay safe at the University of Arizona.
Protesters chant as a speaker addresses the crowd at a protest supporting Palestine on the UA Mall on April 25. Some of the speakers shared that their own family has died in Gaza as a result of the war.
UA President Robert Robbins thanks Interim CFO John Arnold during an Arizona Board of Regents meeting on April 18. Arnold presented a budget update.
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