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A man hikes up Tumamoc Hill in the early evening on Sept. 4, 2017.

Human remains found at top of Tumamoc Hill identified

Vic Verbalaitis
July 29, 2021
Emily Blunt, Noah Jupe and Millicent Simmonds star in A Quiet Place II (2020). (Courtesy Paramount Pictures)

A year late, ‘A Quiet Place II’ is more relevant than ever

Mikayla Kaber and Aeden Soland
May 25, 2021
The online flyer for the TURN UP Multimedia Festival for Equality, which has persevered through event cancellations by going virtual.

Multimedia festival goes virtual, challenges art limitations

Aeden Soland
March 27, 2020
YouTube star Darious Britt (left) talks in an interview with Daily Wildcat reporter Edward Vento.

The ‘best kept secret’ of the School of Theatre, Film and Television

Edward Vento and Aeden Soland
January 27, 2020
Darious Britt, known as D4Darious on YouTube, is a filmmaker and University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television alumnus. He will be speaking as part of the schools Day for Night conversations series on Tuesday, Jan. 28.

Filmmaker, YouTuber and UA alumnus talks personal branding in the online world

Aeden Soland
January 25, 2020
Outside of UA Liquors.

Around the Corner: University of Arizona’s local landmark for liquor

Aeden Soland
November 2, 2019
Co-curators Molly McCoy (left) and Roscoe Mutz (right) choose a name from a hat to decide which audience member will tell a spontaneous 3-minute Disaster story during intermission.

Odyssey Storytelling, the story of stories

Aeden Soland
September 8, 2019
The UA Poetry Center located at 1508 E. Helen St.

UA campus activities for every student to explore

Aeden Soland
August 23, 2019

Graduating senior inspires a humanist perspective

Aeden Soland
May 7, 2019
The University of Arizona Mall in Tucson, Ariz.

Tucson Palooza, mental health awareness, returns to campus for third year

Aeden Soland
April 29, 2019
UAMA to hold Celebration of Life for Dennis L. Jones

UAMA to hold Celebration of Life for Dennis L. Jones

Jamie Donnelly and Aeden Soland
April 6, 2019
Delaney Thomas and Beau Brooks are the co-planners of the Railed Out Art Show that is being held on Thursday, April 11, 2019 at Whistle Stop Depot in Tucson, Ariz. The event goes from 6-10 p.m.

‘Railed Out Art Show’ benefits horse rescue

Aeden Soland
April 2, 2019
The ENR2 building is located on East Lowell Street 

Green Degree Guide spotlights sustainability

Aeden Soland
March 25, 2019

AirGarage: Affordable on-campus parking

Aeden Soland
March 17, 2019
De Kooning revealed, UAMA hosts gala for recovered painting

De Kooning revealed, UAMA hosts gala for recovered painting

Aeden Soland
March 11, 2019
Banned Band: The story of local 80s punk band UPS

Banned Band: The story of local ’80s punk band ‘UPS’

Aeden Soland
March 11, 2019
Volunteers encourage children and their families to interact with the many exhibits as part of the science city experience at the tenth annual Tucson Festival of Books on Saturday March 10.

Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah shares his short stories at TFOB

Aeden Soland
February 24, 2019
Emmy award-winning journalist shares her story at TFOB

Emmy award-winning journalist shares her story at TFOB

Aeden Soland
February 24, 2019
Brooks Fail, a sophomore on the UA swim team, does dives during practice. Fail is close to breaking a UA record for the 500 yard freestyle and currently has the third best time in the school’s history.

Brooks Fail: swimming with the greats

Aeden Soland
February 18, 2019
Campus Health is located on the corner of Sixth Street and Highland Avenue. The center officers health services to UA students, faculty and staff.

‘Run Your Heart Out’ 5k promotes campus mental health awareness

Aeden Soland
February 11, 2019
Astronomer to Race Across the West

Astronomer to Race Across the West

Aeden Soland
February 5, 2019
Kennady Schneider is a senior photography major and she won the Julia Margeret Cameron Award for her photo series black earning her a spot at a major exhibition in Barcelona. 

GymCat’s ‘#Black’ wins photo award

Aeden Soland
January 22, 2019
UA nursing prof. develops child-abuse screening program

UA nursing prof. develops child-abuse screening program

Aeden Soland
January 13, 2019
IGIST Photo 7

UA alumn looks to future with new reading app “IGIST”

Aeden Soland
January 4, 2019
Emily Carpenter-Long, daughter of Edwin and Ethel Carpenter, sits at a picnic table with her cat, dog and owl. Emily was one of two children in the Carpenter family.

Tales within the walls: How a family home turned into the UA Key Desk

Aeden Soland
December 4, 2018
Kevin Sumlin chats with a ref about a play during the game against ASU on Saturday, Nov. 24 at Arizona Stadium. 

Growing Pains: Year one of the Sumlin Era

Mark Lawson
November 26, 2018
Nutritional sciences students Kiersten Kunkle, left, and Macie Andrews, right, walk out of the Campus Health Center.

Wildcats Anonymous strive to help college students achieve sobriety

Aeden Soland
November 20, 2018
Q&A | Elohim takes the stage with her ‘shoulders back, head held high’

Q&A | Elohim takes the stage with her ‘shoulders back, head held high’

Aeden Soland
October 31, 2018
The Key Desk entrance at the University of Arizona.  The building is hidden behind townhouses to make the location private.

Locksmith University: The Forgotten Lot

Aeden Soland
October 25, 2018
Old Tucson has hosted Nightfall for over 20 years bringing all the scares, frights, shows, and action to people from all ages.

Nightfall returns to Old Tucson Studios for 28th year of haunts

Aeden Soland
October 10, 2018
Laird Close is a University of Arizona professor in the department of Astronomy and advisory for the undergraduate astrobiology minor. Astrobiology is an interdisciplinary subject that requires in-depth expertise.

University of Arizona astrobiology minor tackles the age old question, ‘Are we alone?’

Aeden Soland
October 2, 2018
Volunteers and participants in the PlantED Culinary Workshop in 2017 work to prepare food. The workshop is hosted by Arizona Student Unions and is in its second year.

Student Unions’ plantED Culinary Worshop series returns

Aeden Soland
September 18, 2018
Members of Delta Lambda Phi during a trip to Mount Lemmon in Tucson on March 31.

LGBTQ+ fraternities/sororities balance exclusivity with inclusivity

Aeden Soland
September 6, 2018
Willem de Koonings signature on the painting Woman-Ochre. The painting was cut from its frame and declared missing before being found 30 years later.

One year later: The recovery of the stolen Woman-Ochre

Aeden Soland
August 25, 2018
August Kelly, a freshman pre-business major, picks up a book for one of his classes in the UA Bookstore on Monday, Aug. 31. The bookstore is located in SUMC.

Bookstore is the spine of campus

Aeden Soland
August 18, 2018
Patrons of the original Cobra Arcade Bar in downtown Phoenix enjoy drinks along along with classic arcade games.

Living like a local

Aeden Soland
July 24, 2018
A student uses their Cat Card to enter a building in 2018. The Cat Card can be used to receive discounts at various places.

CatCard discounts; take advantage of your student status

Aeden Soland
July 24, 2018
Kaleigh Chabra, left, and Shravan Aras, right, practice grappling during their Krav Maga class at the Bear Down Weight Room. Krav Maga, originally designed for the Israeli military, is a martial art form that concentrates on defense and de-escalation.

Building confidence with self-defense

Aeden Soland
July 23, 2018
The stars of of Tucson show themselves after the monsoon passes over.

History of rain: How monsoons have shaped desert culture

Aeden Soland
July 17, 2018
The Summer Solstice marks the first day of summer. The Ninth House Shop held a summer solstice party at their place on June 21 2018.

New Metaphysical Shop Celebrates the First Day of Summer

Aeden Soland
June 25, 2018
Ettore Ted DeGrazia paintings are seen hanging in his gallery that has been open since 1965.

DeGrazia’s birthday celebration renews respect for Sonoran culture

Aeden Soland
June 16, 2018
Program Director of The Loft Cinema, Jeff Yanc, speaks with the crowd about the Scream-O-Rama and introduces the first scary movie on June 1.

Creating a horror movie “Slumber Party”

Aeden Soland
June 6, 2018
Miranda Schubert (right), host of Ladytowne, interviews Bex Wesoasis (left) on May 30 at Hotel Congress in downtown Tucson.

Ladytowne revival inspires local women

Aeden Soland
June 1, 2018
Arizona mens basketball head coach Sean Miller shouts a play onto the court in the Arizona-USC Championship game at the 2018 Pac-12 Tournament on Saturday, March 10 in T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nev.

Top 5: The five biggest news stories to hit campus in 2017-2018

Alana Minkler
May 7, 2018
February 19, 2017. Sophomore designated player Tamara Statman (88) during the Wildcats 12-2 win over the Boston College Eagles at the Wildcat Invitational. Hillenbrand Memorial Stadium, Tucson, AZ.

“T” Statman not afraid to be more than an athlete while at Arizona

Noah Sonnet
April 2, 2017
From left to right: Comedy Corner members Sam Weisband, Ben Weinstein, Rebecca Wendler, Griffin Riley and Nikki Moore watch as their peers participate in an improvisation game on Monday, Feb. 6. The game required each member to improvise a scene acting as a character they frequently play.

Who’s laughing: UA Comedy Corner takes on College Improv Tournament Nationals

Isaac Andrews
February 8, 2017
The UA school of Journalism and the Department of Communication are planning a public relations joint-degree option for undergraduate students.

UA looks to offer public relations minor, major

Angela Martinez
January 18, 2017
Students browse booths at Engineering Design Day in the Student Union Memorial Center on May 5, 2015. The Interdisciplinary Engineering Design Program divides seniors from the College of Engineering into teams, working with sponsors such as Raytheon, Tucson Electric Power and Honeywell.

UA science departments showcase student work as end of semester nears

Hannah Dinell
April 20, 2016
Courtesy of the McClatchy Tribune Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day OConnor celebrated her 84th birthday on Wednesday.

Honorable O’Connor talks in Tucson

Kevin Reagan
March 28, 2014
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat The Rillito River Wash is located in Tucson, Arizona. There is a twelve mile river path that runs along the wash that has become popular for bicyclists and runners.

Art helps translate science for masses

Michelle Kostuk
December 5, 2013
Shane Bekian / The Daily Wildcat Ancient Native American baskets on display at the Basketry Treasured Exhibit at Arizona State Museum on Monday. These baskets date back 500 years to the pre-Columbian era.

UA’s pottery collection home to rare artifacts

Jessica Schrecker
October 30, 2013
Colin Prenger / Arizona Daily Wildcat

Arizona Wildcats football report card

Kyle Johnson
September 17, 2012

Gen. Fuller ousted from Afghan position after critical remarks

McClatchy Tribune
November 7, 2011
Valentina Martinelli / Arizona Daily Wildcat Lindsey Erlick, left, a marketing and entrepreneurship senior, and Shannon Timms, a marketing senior, two of the organizers for the Students Supporting Brain Tumor Research Fundraiser Fashion Show, explain the details of the event on University Blvd on Saturday. The event will be held at the Rec Center Pool on March 5, 2011 from 1-3 pm.

Fashion show promises poolside fun for a cure

Jazmine Woodberry
March 2, 2011

“WikiLeaks founder Assange arrested, ordered to remain in custody”

Henry Chu / Los Angeles Times
December 7, 2010
Everyone Has a Story: Torry Brouillard-Bruce

Everyone Has a Story: Torry Brouillard-Bruce

Abigail Richardson
October 5, 2010
Sabino Canyon

Sabino Canyon a scenic one-day getaway

Christy Delehanty
April 7, 2010
Lisa Beth Earle / Arizona Daily Wildcat Alana Sorge, an education freshman, decorates a reusable water bottle during a Recyclemania event at Kaibab-Huachuca on Wednesday, Jan. 27. Sorge is on the dorms hall council as an eco representative and says that programs like this is what she loves.

Recycle Mania Is Back

Bethany Barnes
January 28, 2010
Colin Darland / Arizona Daily Wildcat

Soccer must improve before tough Pac-10 schedule

Vincent Balistreri
September 24, 2009

“Campus Cats: Weston Westonburg, sociology junior”

Kelsey Ahlmark
January 15, 2009

Studying abroad: Which broad?

Shain Bergan
July 9, 2008

UA student the daughter of MLB ‘super agent’

Bryan Roy
April 24, 2008

Grab Bag

Nicky Hamila
February 21, 2008

Men’s and women’s swimming continue domination on quest for title

Brian Kimball
January 16, 2008

UA prof. shares in Nobel prize

Claire Conrad
October 15, 2007

Overheard on Campus

August 21, 2007
Julie Todd, of Denver, Colo., (front) and Mayada Valley of Tucson, re-create a scene of a migrant dying in the desert near the Border Patrols headquarters on Ajo Way in Tucson during the final stretches of the Migrant Trail walk Sunday.

Wild Briefs

June 7, 2006
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