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Anna Josephson is an assistant professor at the UA College of agricultural and resource economics and member of the National Food Access and COVID Research Team for the state of Arizona. Josephson helped gather and publish data on the effects the pandemic had on Arizonans. Photo courtesy Anna Josephson.

Food insecurity in Arizona and the UA: Q&A with assistant professor Anna Josephson

Ella McCarville
May 12, 2021
The following map has information on places where anyone in Tucson can get food for free (with a couple that are just reduced-price), be it fresh groceries or full meals.  

Confronting Scarcity: Interactive Tucson-area food resource map

Ella McCarville and Capri Fain
May 11, 2021
The UA to hold virtual events for Black History Month

The UA to hold virtual events for Black History Month

Ella McCarville
February 8, 2021
"Boy's State" photograph with the cast during the filming of the new documentary from A24.

Q&A with UA student and A24 intern Pablo Perez

Ella McCarville and Diana Ramos
September 18, 2020
Centennial Hall was built in 1937 and was originally named, the Main Auditorium, before its renovation in 1985. It hosts a wide variety of performing arts including musicals, plays, comedians, ballets and more!

“Hamilton” at Centennial Hall rescheduled to 2021

Ella McCarville
August 4, 2020
Marlise Karlin (photo courtesy of Karlin)

Q&A with mental health activist Marlise Karlin

Ella McCarville
July 12, 2020
Photographs captured at the 2020 Juneteenth event held at the MSA Annex in downtown Tucson.

March 4 Justice Tucson’s Juneteenth: Institutionalized, history and the present day

Ella McCarville
June 20, 2020
Black Lives Matter Tucson rally on the University of Arizona Mall, Saturday, June 6, 2020. Thousands attended the gathering to support and listen to those protesting for Black Lives Matter.

A Celebration of Black Lives on the UA Mall

Ella McCarville
June 7, 2020
A group of protesters gather on the south side of Old Main on May 30. Those gathered protested the police killing of George Floyd, a black man, in Minneapolis.

Fate of future George Floyd protests uncertain after Gov. Ducey announces state of emergency

Sam Burdette and Ella McCarville
May 31, 2020
People gather in front of Frog & Firkin to celebrate during the University of Arizona 2020 graduation weekend. Courtesy of Paloma Colación.

Working a reopening on Main Gate Square

Ella McCarville
May 24, 2020
Chris Gall Tucson Festival of Books Profile profile

University of Arizona author and alumnus Chris Gall talks inspiration and work for upcoming Tucson Festival of Books

Ella McCarville
February 28, 2020
 Quiahuitl Villegas poses for a portrait.  

Local musician, educator made finalist in the Governor’s Arts Awards

Ella McCarville
February 23, 2020
Local band fundraises for bush fire-affected Australian First Nations

Local band fundraises for bush fire-affected Australian First Nations

Ella McCarville
February 10, 2020
Rough Draft recently released their newest EP, "Walmart Parking Lot Lovemaking Soundtrack, vol. 2," on Jan. 19, 2020. Since their inception during the band members' later high school years, Rough Draft has risen to local prominence and watched the so-called 'teen revolution' in the music scene unfold.

‘Teen Revolution’: The evolution of Rough Draft

Ella McCarville
January 26, 2020
An overhead view of the setup for the Tucson Festival of Books on the UA Mall on March 7.

Spring into 2020 with these 5 events

Ella McCarville
January 12, 2020
Local band Zenny Cake, were one of the acts lined up for Scum Fest. Singer Clarissa Peress, sings an original song titled "Lenny", a tribute to her grandfather.

Art and music rock out at first Old Factory Scumfest

Ella McCarville
November 17, 2019
Protesters chant feminist songs as they walk down University Boulevard on Nov. 5, 2018 in Tucson, Ariz.

SlutWalk supports transgender women, women of color

Ella McCarville
November 13, 2019
 Brian and Jill visit their daughter Peyton Huss during UA Parent’s Weekend. 

The Huss Family in Wildcat Country

Ella McCarville
October 27, 2019
Cosplay bringing the community together

Cosplay bringing the community together

Ella McCarville
October 27, 2019
Piranha’s drag universe.

Q&A with Piranha: More to drag than racing

Ella McCarville
October 17, 2019
During the UA Game Jam a group of game developers gathered around a table to discuss their ideas on the new game that they are trying to develop.

‘Ready, set, Game Jam!’ at semiannual UA game-developing contest

Ella McCarville
October 9, 2019
Arizona's McKenna Witt blocks a spike during the UA-ASU Beach Volleyball game on Saturday, March 4.

Arizona beach volleyball struggles against ranked opponents in Texas

Nikki Baim
March 26, 2017
Arizona guard Allonzo Trier, far right, pensively sits on the bench in street clothes during Arizona's blow-out 86-35 exhibition win over the College of Idaho at McKale Center on Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2016.

Depth is no longer an asset for Wildcats

Christopher Deak
November 3, 2016
Cover of the student ran publication "Sonoran Review."

UA’s Sonora Review offers more to students than just published work

Sarah Briggs
October 1, 2016
Zach Rosenbaltt / Arizona Daily Wildcat Football coach Rich Rodriguez addresses the press during a regular spring practice on Wednesday.

Top Tucson recruit Denson commits to Arizona football

Zack Rosenblatt
January 14, 2013
E.J. Singler (25) throws his hands up in victory as Arizona guard Kevin Parrom (03) commits the the last foul on Johnathan Loyd (10) to seal the 70 to 66 Oregon victory over #4 Arizona. (Mason Trinca/Emerald)

Arizona basketball’s luck runs out in Eugene

Cameron Moon
January 11, 2013
Jen Zezza helps look for items in friend Christine Rechenberg's tornado-destroyed home on Serendipity Dr. in northeast Raleigh, North Carolina, Tuesday, April 19, 2011. Cleanup continues in many parts of central and eastern North Carolina following dozens of tornadoes that hit the state on Saturday. (Chris Seward/Raleigh News & Observer/MCT)

“Storm worst since 1967, National Weather Service says”

McClatchy Tribune
April 25, 2011

Cal at Arizona: Postgame Report

Arizona Daily Wildcat
September 27, 2010
Valentina Martinelli/ Arizona Daily Wildcat

Right up the middle

Nicole Dimtsios
April 19, 2010

Police Beat

Heather Trujillo
November 13, 2008

Things to know

January 29, 2008

Monday morning quarterbacking

March 19, 2007
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