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City officials cleared a portion of Tucsons largest homeless encampment on the morning of Thursday, May 23. The cleared zone of 100 Acre-Wood was closed for PFAS chemical testing.
Tucson’s largest homeless encampment partially cleared out
Sophia Hammer • June 7, 2024
Tucson Community
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.
Members of Tohono O’odham Community College release open letter in support of Palestine
Sophia Hammer • June 4, 2024
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UA President Robert Robbins thanks Interim CFO John Arnold during an Arizona Board of Regents meeting on April 18. Arnold presented a budget update.

UA lays off career-track lecturers amidst financial crisis

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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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City officials cleared a portion of Tucsons largest homeless encampment on the morning of Thursday, May 23. The cleared zone of 100 Acre-Wood was closed for PFAS chemical testing.

Tucson’s largest homeless encampment partially cleared out

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Brandon Zastrow is high-fived during the baseball game against GCU on March 19 at Hi Corbett Field. Zastrow gets high-fived for a successful inning of pitching.

Arizona baseball: Tucson NCAA Regional preview

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Arizona softball pitcher Aissa Silva throws warm-up pitches before the top of the fifth inning on March 3 during the Hillenbrand Invitational at Mike Candrea Field. Arizona won four out of the five games in the tournament.

Arizona travels to Oklahoma for round two of NCAA Softball Tournament

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The Daily Wildcats police beat brings students up to speed on campus crime and ways to stay safe at the University of Arizona.

Police Beat 7: Fraudulent crime in the summertime

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Arizona catcher Adonys Guzman tries to tag out the runner sliding into home against Dallas Baptist during the Tucson Regional of the NCAA Baseball Tournament on June 1 at Hi Corbett Field. Arizona would lose the game 7-0.

Arizona baseball eliminated from NCAA Tournament after back to back losses

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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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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.

Members of Tohono O’odham Community College release open letter in support of Palestine

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The FDA is working with U.S. government partners, including the CDC, and international partners to address the COVID-19 outbreak. Courtesy FDA.gov

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Want an inside look at the University of Arizonas student government? Read the Daily Wildcats Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senates weekly meetings.
ASUA Notebook 03/20/24: Encouraging educators and ethical endeavors
Olivia Parisi • March 26, 2024
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The Daily Wildcats police beat brings students up to speed on campus crime and ways to stay safe at the University of Arizona.
Police Beat 7: Fraudulent crime in the summertime
Bailey Ekstrom • June 7, 2024
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The Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium is located on the University of Arizona campus. Flandrau will host various events for the campus community to commemorate Mondays solar eclipse.
Here’s why Monday’s solar eclipse is a big deal
Kiara Adams, Arizona Sonoran News • April 5, 2024
The Daily Wildcats 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.
Dozens of Pima County Sheriffs file onto the encampment site late on April 30. A standoff between police and protesters ensued for hours before major disruption.
Tear gas, deployed by law enforcement officials, surrounds protestors gathered along Park Avenue after having fled their encampment on the morning of May 10. SWAT vans were also present north of University Boulevard and Park Avenue.
The Campus Health Pharmacy, set to permanently close June 28, is the only on-campus resource for students to get prescriptions filled and pay for them later using their bursar’s account. Photo Courtesy of Campus Health.
A speaker talks at the Walkout for Palestine on Nov. 9, 2023, at the University of Arizona. The event was put on by the Arizona Palestine Solidarity Alliance, the Tucson Peace Center, The Party for Socialism & Liberation and more.
University leadership denies claims of student and faculty surveillance, highlights efforts to support campus safety

Sam Parker

May 5, 2024

Harlow Parkin (front) and Asani Fowler (back) lead chants at a pro-Palestine protest on the UA Mall on April 29. Several counter protesters, as pictured in the back, were present around the encampment throughout the day.
A crowd of University of Arizona students and community members chant and shout while holding signs in support of pro-choice on Thursday, April 13. The protest was held to counter the anti-abortion group that set up a demonstration on the UA Mall for two consecutive days displaying large, graphic images of blood and dead people. 
Police push back pro-Palestinian protestors early May 1 on University Boulevard. This action came after an hours-long series of threats to arrest demonstrators who had constructed an encampment and were considered by the university to be trespassing.
Harlow Parkin leads a chant on the mall on April 29. The protesters called for an end to U.S. and local aid to Israel.
University of Arizona sophomore killed, three injured in shooting
Breaking News (Illustration by Pascal Albright | Daily Wildcat) 
University of Arizona community members gathered at a town hall on Wednesday, April 24, to voice their thoughts on the Arizona Board of Regents’ search for a new UA president.
Protestors chant in support of Palestine on April 25 on the UA Mall. Some of the rallys organizers included Students for Justice in Palestine and the Party for Socialism and Liberation.
The University of Arizona Administration Building. .
A crowd of University of Arizona students hold up pro-choice signs in protest of the anti-abortion demonstration on display on campus on Thursday, April 13. 
UA President Robert Robbins thanks Interim CFO John Arnold during an Arizona Board of Regents meeting on April 18. Arnold presented a budget update.
Breaking News (Illustration by Pascal Albright | Daily Wildcat) 
Harvill Retrofit Project co-leads (left to right): Camille Tinerella, Avery Berger, Sam Gibbon, Julia Petty. Courtesy of Tawni Eakman, UA Office of Sustainability.
The Daily Wildcats police beat brings students up to speed on campus crime and ways to stay safe at the University of Arizona.
The Charles Darwin Experience performing at The Scoundrel & Scamp Theatre.
Arizona Corporation Commission candidate Joshua Polacheck filed nominating signatures at the Secretary of State’s office on March 30. Courtesy of Joshua Polacheck.
Tucson City Hall. by Kevin Dooley/Creative Commons (CC BY 2.0)
A crowd of University of Arizona students and community members march along the middle of campus, holding signs in support of pro-choice on Thursday, April 13. The protest was held to counter the anti-abortion group that set up a demonstration on the UA Mall for two consecutive days displaying large, graphic images of blood and dead people.
Senator Mark Kelly spoke with aerospace and mechanical engineering students on April 5 while touring hypersonic wind tunnels.
Bourbon Bent is a new modern dive bar with country vibes in the heart of Main Gate Square, Tucson, AZ. A DJ booth, upgraded sound system, and flat-screen TVs bring a modern element to this historic Building.
University Boulevard's newest restaurant and bar offers new flavors to the area.

Talia Doninger, Arizona Sonoran News

April 5, 2024

The Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium is located on the University of Arizona campus. Flandrau will host various events for the campus community to commemorate Mondays solar eclipse.
Spring Fling a University of Arizona tradition since 1974 is the largest student-run carnival in the nation. Including over 30 rides, 20 food booths, and live entertainment.
UA President Dr. Robert C. Robbins addresses the audience at a Sept. 20 panel on creating research partnerships to find solutions to environment and societal issues. Courtesy Arlene S. Islas

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