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A UAPD officer patrols campus in their squad car on Tuesday, Sept. 6.

POBEAT: 11/14/16

Amanda Oien
November 14, 2016

POBEAT: 10/24/16

Amanda Oien
October 24, 2016

POBEAT: 9/26/16

Amanda Oien
September 26, 2016

POBEAT: 9/16/16

Amanda Oien
September 16, 2016

POBEAT: 9/14/16

Amanda Oien
September 14, 2016

POBEAT:9/9/16

Amanda Oien
September 9, 2016

POBEAT: 8/24/16

Amanda Oien
August 24, 2016

POBEAT: 8/8/16

Amanda Oien
August 6, 2016
22 year old Alder Jimarez texts while driving home on Monday, July 25 afternoon after work.

Pima County texting ban is now in full effect

Amanda Oien
July 29, 2016

POBEAT: 7/20/16

Amanda Oien
July 20, 2016
A view of BUMC in Tucson, Ariz. on Dec 20, 2015.

UA and Banner receive $43 million research grant from NIH

Amanda Oien
July 14, 2016

POBEAT: 7/13/16

Amanda Oien
July 12, 2016

POBEAT: 7/6/16

Amanda Oien
July 5, 2016
Vehicles and a bicyclists travel west at the intersection of Broadway and Euclid.

Broadway Boulevard expansion splits city council members

Amanda Oien
April 27, 2016
A University of Arizona Police Department car sits just off of Park Ave. on Oct. 1, 2015.

Red tag: UA marketing students to bridge the communication divide between law enforcement and students

Amanda Oien
April 25, 2016
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat David Mendoza (center), a veteran, was at the Tucson DMV on Monday with Connie Mendoza (right) and Frank Gomez (left).

Arizona court of appeals allows DACA recipients drivers licenses

Amanda Oien
April 16, 2016
Arizona officials explain presidential preference election mishap

Arizona officials explain presidential preference election mishap

Amanda Oien
April 3, 2016
Martha McSally fights for women's rights

Martha McSally fights for women’s rights

Amanda Oien
April 1, 2016
The Screamery's new location opening soon on the Northwest corner of Speedway and Tucson Blvd on March 26th.

Get the scoop on this business run by a UA alum

Amanda Oien
March 26, 2016
A view of the new $40,000 app LiveSafe which works to ensure safety to students. The app has features like immediate dispatch, instant notifications of incidents on campus and SafeWalk.

Please guys, don’t die on spring break

Amanda Oien
March 11, 2016

POBEAT: March 9, 2016

Amanda Oien
March 9, 2016

ASUA candidates reflect on their campaigns and are hopeful during general elections Tuesday and Wednesday

Amanda Oien
March 1, 2016
ASUA Pres. Debate: Finnegan cites experience, White 'advocates for marginalized students'

ASUA Pres. Debate: Finnegan cites experience, White ‘advocates for marginalized students’

Amanda Oien
March 1, 2016

Some college specific senate seats may remain empty

Amanda Oien
February 23, 2016
Tatum Hammond

May the veep be ever in your favor

Amanda Oien
February 12, 2016

ASUA 2016: Meet the presidential candidates

Amanda Oien
February 10, 2016
Dr. Kelli Ward poses in Main Gate Square on Friday, Feb. 5. Ward is planning to run for U.S. Senate against incumbent Sen. John McCain.

Meet Dr. Ward: the woman who wants to go head-to-head against McCain in Senate

Amanda Oien
February 7, 2016

Catch up on what you missed in last night’s Republican debate

Amanda Oien
February 7, 2016
GOP candidate Donald Trump speaks to supporters and protestors during his rally at Mesa-Phoenix Gateway Airport in Mesa, Arizona on Wednesday, Dec. 16. 

Iowa Caucus: local political leaders talk candidates and polls

Amanda Oien
February 2, 2016
A homeland security patrol boat patrols the Colorado River at Imperial Dam on May 27, 2015 near Yuma, Ariz.

UA takes a look at the city water after the Flint water crisis

Amanda Oien
January 22, 2016
Andrew Kraft, director of the UA Cancer Center, sits in his office in the Arizona Cancer Center on Friday, Jan. 15. Kraft has recently been involved with planning a run to raise money for cancer research.

UA takes a closer look at Obama’s goal of curing cancer in the U.S.

Amanda Oien
January 17, 2016
Paulo Goes, the new dean of Eller College of Management, in Mclelland Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 12. Goes will succeed Jeff Schatzberg as the new dean of Eller College this March.

UA Eller College of Management appoints new dean

Amanda Oien
January 12, 2016

Trump talks national security among other issues in a visit to Arizona

Amanda Oien and Michelle Jaquette
December 18, 2015
A recent study shows less immigration into the U.S. from Mexico

A recent study shows less immigration into the U.S. from Mexico

Amanda Oien
December 4, 2015
Arizona Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 22. Various UA groups promoted sustainability in everyday life during the game against Utah on Saturday, Nov. 14.

UA reaches sustainable benchmarks in last week’s football game

Amanda Oien
November 22, 2015

Meet Arizona’s new Geriatrician of the Year, Dr. Jeannie K. Lee

Amanda Oien
November 20, 2015
Poor road surface conditions near one of two drainage gutters on Highland Avenue between Sixth Street and Broadway Boulevard, an area that frequently floods, on Wednesday, Nov. 11. Proposition 425 and 431 would have allocated money to improving Tucson roads and flood control, but failed to pass in the recent election.

All proposed bonds fail in last week’s election

Amanda Oien
November 13, 2015

Three reelected council members have high hopes in a new future for Tucson in their next term

Amanda Oien
November 8, 2015

Both sides of the aisle are running as slates in Tucson City Council election

Amanda Oien
November 2, 2015
A large­scale Tucson Police Department shield hangs in the lobby of the TPD Main Station, located at 270 S. Stone Ave., on Tuesday, Oct. 27. Eight TPD officers have died protecting the community of Tucson since 1892.

TPD’s MHIST unit looks to prevent crime by addressing mental illness

Amanda Oien
October 28, 2015

Meet the candidates for the 101st UA homecoming royalty court

Amanda Oien
October 22, 2015
Hillary Clinton on the debate stage on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2015, in Las Vegas. (Brian Cahn/Zuma Press/TNS)

Clinton and Trump battle for position as Chief of State

Amanda Oien
October 17, 2015

Get to know Tucson’s city council candidates running in the upcoming election

Amanda Oien
October 12, 2015
Potential new members gather outside of the Delta Gamma sorority's house near the UA campus on Thurs., Aug. 20. Delta Gamma and other greek chapters have events planned throught Family Weekend for visiting parents.

My big, fun, Greek family

Amanda Oien
October 9, 2015
Uits employee, Chemical engineering senior Alex Rubio (left) helps out Forensic Anthropology Freshman Audrey Rushing with her laptop problems.

Putting the ‘U’ in 24/7 UITS

Amanda Oien
October 8, 2015

Breakdown of the mandatory UA fees

Amanda Oien
October 5, 2015

BLOG: Keeping your bike safe from the king of thieves, tips and tricks

Amanda Oien
September 14, 2015

Tucson commemorates 9/11 anniversary

Amanda Oien
September 11, 2015

Presidential candidates announce plans for immigration reform

Amanda Oien
September 10, 2015

42000 students take UA, creating the largest incoming class in history

Amanda Oien
September 3, 2015
Joseline Mata, president of the Young Democrats.

Meet Joseline Mata, President of UA Young Democrats

Amanda Oien
August 27, 2015
Martha McSally: Arizona's second district congresswoman

Martha McSally: Arizona’s second district congresswoman

Amanda Oien
August 27, 2015

Streetcar slides open doors full of possibilities

Amanda Oien
July 29, 2015
Commencement closes one chapter, opens new

Commencement closes one chapter, opens new

Amanda Oien
May 13, 2015
Students browse booths at Engineering Design Day in the Student Union Memorial Center on Tuesday. 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.

Seniors dazzle judges at Design Day

Amanda Oien
May 6, 2015
Mechanical engineering junior Dustin Huynh holds up aluminum foil to allow the sun to quickly heat up a bottle of water during the Water Heating with Bottles event in the Engineering building courtyard on Thursday. The goal of the competition was to see which team could heat its bottle of water most effectively in a 20-minute window with sunlight.

Engineering Week concludes on campus

Amanda Oien
April 20, 2015
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