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Your vote counts! (Illustration by Molly Cline | Daily Wildcat)

The fight for $15 minimum wage in Tucson: Q&A with the campaign manager

Briana Aguilar
April 18, 2021
The Cleveland Clinic has announced that fighting hepatitis C is like fighting a silent pandemic. Not many people are aware of just how serious this condition is and how many people are being affected annually by the virus. "HEPATITIS C - ARE YOU AWARE?" by rrriles is licensed with CC BY-NC-SA 2.0. 

A beacon of hope in the fight against hepatitis C, other medical breakthroughs

Briana Aguilar
April 15, 2021
The University of Arizona College of Medicine — Tucson is located on 1501 N. Campbell Ave. Many medical students see patients at the Banner University Medical Center — Tucson during their four years of school. The photo was taken on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2015.

MEDLIFE: Creating infrastructure in healthcare in low-income communities

Briana Aguilar
April 4, 2021
Campus Health at the University of Arizona has been working diligently to stop the spread of the coronavirus on campus and in the surrounding community. The UA has also been working to administer COVID-19 vaccinations to Pima County residents.

Are you eligible to get your coronavirus vaccine right now?

Briana Aguilar
March 2, 2021
Laura Van Dorn, a chemistry professor at the UA, recently created a brand new class: CHEM 130, which is designed to have a year's worth of general chemistry completed in a single semester. The Daily Wildcat sat down with Van Dorn via email to find out more about the process of starting a new course.

The future of science education: Q&A with the creator of a new chemistry course

Briana Aguilar
February 15, 2021
With some classes at the University of Arizona being online for the fall semester, the Daily Wildcat has some tips to help you succeed.

Is there a disadvantage to taking online labs?

Briana Aguilar
January 25, 2021
Stacey Cochran, assistant professor of English at the University of Arizona, is developing his novel into a movie. Courtesy Stacey Cochran. 

Transforming a novel into a movie: A Q&A with the UA’s Stacey Cochran

Briana Aguilar
December 8, 2020
Jenna Meadows is a student at the University of Arizona and member of a national organization called the Campus Vote Project. Courtesy: Jenna Meadows 

Q&A with Jenna Meadows, campus advocate for student voter engagement and poll volunteering

Briana Aguilar
December 3, 2020
The inside of Gallagher Theater in the Student Union Memorial Center on April 11, 2019. The theater is also used as a classroom.

Tips and tools for succeeding in STEM courses

Briana Aguilar
December 2, 2020
Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry on Oct. 7, 2020. "KavliPrize-6796" by Trondheim | Gjøvik | Ålesund is licensed with CC BY-SA 2.0.

Making history: First time two women have won the Nobel Prize in chemistry without a male copartner

Briana Aguilar
October 28, 2020
The University of Arizona recently hired the first senior vice president for Native American Advancement and Tribal Engagement, Nathan Esquerra. Courtesy UA Associate Vice President for Communications Pam Scott 

Q&A with Nathan Esquerra, UA’s first senior VP for Native American Advancement and Tribal Engagement

Briana Aguilar
October 20, 2020
EpiPens have been used for decades as a way to give epinephrine and treat anaphylaxis. However, Palforzia is the only FDA-approved product in the world that provides a unique set of treatment plans to weaken severe allergic reactions due to a peanut allergy. "EpiPen Jr. (1)" by intropin is licensed with CC BY-NC 2.0."

The future for allergies: No more EpiPens?

Briana Aguilar
October 11, 2020
Laura Van Dorn, a chemistry professor at the UA, recently created a brand new class: CHEM 130, which is designed to have a year's worth of general chemistry completed in a single semester. The Daily Wildcat sat down with Van Dorn via email to find out more about the process of starting a new course.

UA professors’ outlooks on online STEM education six weeks into fall semester

Briana Aguilar
October 2, 2020
Dr. Gary Packard was recently announced as the new dean of the College of Applied Science and Technology. Courtesy: Dr. Gary Packard.

Q&A: New dean of the College of Applied Science and Technology, Gary Packard, Jr. talks STEM

Briana Aguilar
September 28, 2020
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