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Empty bookshelves in the Albert B. Weaver Science and Engineering Library once held hard copies, which have now been replaced by digital online formats for UA students.

Empty shelves, full house

Nathaniel Levin, Arizona Sonoran News
December 12, 2024
The College of Veterinary Medicine students work with smaller animals.

UA’s fledgling vet school gains national prominence

Riley Giles, Arizona Sonoran News
December 9, 2024
“Uncle Vanya” runs Friday, Dec. 6-Sunday, Dec. 8 at Morroney Theater.

Nature, family and female resilience: UA theater brings ‘Uncle Vanya’ to stage

Emily Tibbetts, Arizona Sonoran News
December 4, 2024
The Aggie house, the oldest fraternity at the University of Arizona, put a “farmers for Trump” flag on their house several weeks before the election, it still remains up.

Young men propel Trump to 2024 presidential victory

Harrison Radis, Arizona Sonoran News
December 4, 2024
Ahliz Soto and Noemi Lopez proudly hold their certificates of achievement from Mexican American Student Services Department’s College Academy for Parents.

TUSD expands opportunities for Latino students and their families

Zoe Montaño, Arizona Sonoran News
December 4, 2024
Carnitas Los Reyes opened three years ago and is located at 5050 E. Broadway Blvd.

An authentic flavor experience at Carnitas Los Reyes

Reese Anderson, Arizona Sonoran News
December 1, 2024
John Cimber a rider in the PBR, rides his final bull of the night staying on for all 8 seconds on Nov. 16 in Tucson Arena. Cimber won the Tucson buckle and over $57,000.

PBR starts 2025 season in Tucson

Nathanial Stenchever | Arizona Sonora News
November 19, 2024
Customers walk through the Market on Sept. 28, 2024. (Photo by Martin Madero, Courtesy of Hannah Hernandez)

Vegan Night Market thrives as Tucson’s appetite for plant-based food grows

Sedona Hartley, Arizona Sonoran News
November 17, 2024
A student walks to class in front of Old Main on Oct. 9 at the University of Arizona.

One year later: The University of Arizona is clawing out of its financial crisis

Anna Lineberry, Arizona Sonoran News
November 17, 2024
Community members walk around the Tucson Museum of Art’s Fall Artisan Market. Vendors from across Tucson set up stands selling items that range from pottery to jewelry. (Courtesy Julius Schlosberg 2023)

Tucson Museum of Art’s 43rd Fall Artisan Market highlights local artists

Saraya Hammond, Arizona Sonoran News
November 16, 2024
The top dog from the 2023 Coyote Classic Dog Show poses on the podium.

Coyote Classic Dog Show returns Nov. 14-18 at Pima County Fairgrounds

Kyra Berg, Arizona-Sonoran News
November 14, 2024
Early voting is set up on the University of Arizona campus to make voting more accessible for all students. The General Election is Nov. 5.

CAPS tackles rising political stress amid election season

Lizzy Sorensen, Arizona Sonoran News
October 31, 2024
Elizabeth Schauer, left, and the 2024 UA Symphonic Choir stand on the stiars in the Tornabene Theater on campus. The choir will be performing at the Consulate of Mexico in Tucson on Nov. 1.(Courtesy UA School of Music)

UA Symphonic Choir to perform at Consulate of Mexico in Tucson

Lizzy Sorensen, Arizona Sonoran News
October 31, 2024
Matthew Mackleit enteris the Tyndall parking garage before class. Tyndall is just one of the garages included in the University of Arizona's new weekend parking policy.

UA implements weekend parking rates to address safety concerns

Harrison Radis, Arizona Sonoran News
October 29, 2024
A pair of stilt walkers participate in the 2023 All Souls Procession. The event encourages people to do whatever they need to express their grief.

The All Souls Procession is here to help you grieve

Gracie Kayko, Arizona Sonoran News
October 28, 2024
Traffic guards manage crossings for riders at 22nd Street during Cyclovia on Sunday, October 27. Tucson has held this cycling event in the fall and spring since 2010.

Cyclovia Tucson returns after a spring hiatus

Makenzie Dilworth, Arizona Sonoran News
October 28, 2024
Windows reflect onto the facade of the Marriott hotel on 2nd Street. The hotel is conveniently close to University Boulevard which has a variety of restaurants to choose from.

Despite higher rates, hotels near UA fill up for Parents Weekend 

Aidan Alperstein, Arizona-Sonoran News
October 24, 2024
The Walk to End Alzheimers on Saturday, Oct. 26 involves members of the community and organizers hope to raise money and awareness towards finding a cure for the disease. Participants can post their walk photos using the hashtags #Walk2EndAlz and #ENDALZ.

Walk to End Alzheimer’s comes to Tucson

Kyra Berg, Arizona-Sonoran News
October 24, 2024
Andrés Caballero’s “Borderland Masks” highlights the deep connection between lucha libre fans and their roots along the U.S.-Mexico border. (Photo by Andrés Caballero 2024)

UA grad student brings lucha libre fans’ stories to life in upcoming exhibition

Zoe Montaño, Arizona Sonoran News
October 22, 2024
McKale Center prepares for the final home game of the semester against Wisconsin on Dec. 9. This marks the first game of the season ESPN visits Tucson for a Wildcats game.

Arizona Athletics rolls out priority points system for ZonaZoo reservations vs. Duke

Lizzy Sorensen, Arizona Sonoran News
October 16, 2024
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