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A bicycle missing its front wheel sits locked to a bicycle rack at the University of Arizona campus on March 5 (Griffin Salkowski)
UA departments team up to combat bike theft
Griffin Salkowski • May 23, 2026
Tucson Community
Arizona State Women’s Basketball head coach Molly Miller celebrates a win over rival Arizona at McKale Center in Alkeme Arena on Feb. 14.
From campus to community: A new NIL opportunity for female athletes
Will Shenot, Assistant Sports Editor • May 9, 2026
Trending Stories
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The Kaibab-Huachuca residential dorm will be closed for the 2025-2026 academic year due to low enrollment.

Kaibab-Huachuca to close its doors — for now

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Chaz Mcnelis holds up his son, Grayson McNelis, during a baseball media day.

Two Holes, One Heart: Chaz McNelis’ journey to Arizona

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Motiejus Krivas attempts a close shot against the University of Michigan in Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on April 4.

Arizona men’s basketball roster reset creates opportunity for returning players

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A bicycle missing its front wheel sits locked to a bicycle rack at the University of Arizona campus on March 5 (Griffin Salkowski)

UA departments team up to combat bike theft

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OPINION: Being busy isn't a personality trait; It's a problem

OPINION: Being busy isn't a personality trait; It's a problem

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Artist's rendering of NASA's Pandora mission. Courtesy of NASA Scientific Visualization Studio

University of Arizona-led Pandora satellite begins mission to study distant exoplanets

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Arizona hoists the Western Regional Champion trophy after advancing to the Final Four with a win over Purdue in the Elite 8 on March 28 in SAP Center.

Arizona Athletics accomplishments throughout the 2025-26 school year

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The Kaibab-Hauchcua dorm building on Apr. 23.

University changes housing recommendations to expect future first-year students to live on campus

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Police Beat 20: Where’s the beef?

Police Beat 20: Where’s the beef?

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OPINION: We should acknowledge Batman is Jewish

OPINION: We should acknowledge Batman is Jewish

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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 4/15: ASUA discusses open senate seats and commencement initiatives in process
Malia Hirasa • May 4, 2026
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Police Beat 20: Where’s the beef?
Police Beat 20: Where’s the beef?
Griffin Salkowski • May 15, 2026
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Artist's rendering of NASA's Pandora mission. Courtesy of NASA Scientific Visualization Studio
University of Arizona-led Pandora satellite begins mission to study distant exoplanets
Addison Bahr • May 7, 2026
Police Beat 20: Where’s the beef?
The Kaibab-Hauchcua dorm building on Apr. 23.
Capping the cap: New loan limits reshape graduate education
New borrowing caps for graduate students and the elimination of Grad PLUS loans direct more financial risk to students and families

Charlotte Rotkis

May 10, 2026

A photo posted by the University of Arizona's Student's for Socialism's Instagram account advertising the petition to get Eric Schmidt removed as this year's commencement speaker.
Student organizations call for a new speaker over concerns about Epstein ties and a sexual assault lawsuit

Emma LaPointe, Editor-in-Chief

May 7, 2026

Artist's rendering of NASA's Pandora mission. Courtesy of NASA Scientific Visualization Studio
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 discusses open senate seats, selection process for deans and upcoming initiatives for commencement

Malia Hirasa

May 4, 2026

The courtyard of the Environment and Natural Resources 2 Building at the University of Arizona campus, on Aug. 16.
UA research team collaborates with community to address the impacts of extreme heat

Malia Hirasa

April 20, 2026

An employee stands outside Boutique 816 on University Boulevard holding a sign that reads, “You’re Not Sad You Just Need New Clothes,” on Feb. 11.
Police Beat 19: Tough luck for Subarus
(Hannah Contardi, courtesy of Paityn Thrisk)
Fans rise to their feet for team introductions in McKale Center at ALKEME Arena on Feb. 28.
Arizona Athletics staff in both Indianapolis and Tucson share preparation and excitement as Arizona appears in the Final Four

Malia Hirasa

April 14, 2026

Wildcat fans at Gentle Ben's on the day of Arizona's Final Four game against Michigan on April 4.
March Madness drives crowds, boosts operations along University Boulevard

Charlotte Rotkis

April 13, 2026

2001 Time Machine: What was the world like the last time the UA was in the Final Four?
The world has changed the last time Arizona was featured in the final weekend of the big dance.

Gabriel Paz

April 13, 2026

University of Arizona students from left to right, Vasu Kedia, Shavim Kedia, Andrew Pongratz and Eleanor Cornish, at the Final Four game decked out in student section gear.
Toby, a University of Arizona fan's pet corgi, dressed up in his gear outside of the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis before the Final Four game.
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.
Student representatives advocate for adoption of IHRA definition amid concerns over rising incidents against the Jewish community on campus

Addison Bahr

April 5, 2026

Protesters brandish signs towards the road near Reid Park as a part of the third set of nationwide No Kings protests on March 28.
With growing concerns and midterms approaching, the greater national movement ponders what comes next.

Griffin Salkowski

April 4, 2026

ASUA Student Body President-elect Katie Kelliher at an election Q&A session on March 23 in the Kiva Room. Kelliher was elected with 59% of the vote.
Most races saw the winner run unopposed, three senate seats vacant

Ian Stash, Assistant News Editor

April 3, 2026

People fill the streets moments after the University of Arizona Wildcats advance to the Final Four in the NCAA Basketball tournament on University Boulevard on March 28.
ASUA student body president candidates Bhayva Makkar (left) and Katie Kelliher (right) discuss and debate issues facing the student body at a March 23 Q&A session at the Kiva Room.
Candidates discuss styles of leadership and top priorities for issues facing students

Addison Bahr, Charlotte Rotkis, and Ian Stash

April 1, 2026

Support, advocacy and resources for survivors of sexual violence at UA
Campus organizations like Univeristy of Arizona Survivor Support Services, Counseling and Psychological Services and the new Ripple Advocacy club continues to advocate for survivors of sexual violence

Malia Hirasa

April 1, 2026

Rebecca Marie Sasnett / The Daily Wildcat Ali Buckmore, 3rd year studing neuroscience, and Emily Guindon, fitness trainer, practice acroyoga on the University of Arizona campus, Sunday, Dec. 1, 2013. Acroyoga, or acrobatic yoga, is a practice routine that uses techniques from yoga and acrobatics
Beyond the waiting room: CAPS is not just therapy
Presidential buzz grows as senate seats sit vacant in ASUA elections
More students show interest in student government as vacancy opens for ASUA president.

Samantha Sharlot

March 27, 2026

Epstein files release outlines two UA professors’ relationship with Jeffrey Epstein
UA Foundation accepted donation connected to Jeffery Epstein, files say

Jasmine Creighton and Ian Stash

March 23, 2026

Police Beat 18: Masturbators elude UAPD’s grasp
Recognizing the inevitability of student alcohol consumption, Campus Health strives to offer education about the risks of substance use and strategies to make it safer. 
Firefighters pictured spraying down a fire. Research has shown that firefighters face increased exposure to PFAS due to occupational hazards they face in their work, potentially contributing to increased risk of disease among members of the fire service.
UA fountain at Old Main, where student clubs have been known to frequently do initiation baptisms.
Cocopah Tribal Chairwoman Sherry Cordova speaks at the unveiling of her name at the UA's Women's Plaza of Honor on Feb. 18.
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