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

How UA Campus Health is preparing for reentry

Jake Toole
August 15, 2020
University of Arizona Marketing Professor Nooshin Warren co-authored a study looking into the relationship between corporations and social justice activism. Courtesy Nooshin Warren.

UA marketing professor coauthors study on how corporations interact with social justice issues

Jake Toole
July 20, 2020
Residents of Graham-Greenlee dorm attend a "School Survival Guide" event during the first week of classes in August, 2017. 

What to expect out of on-campus life at UA

Jake Toole
July 13, 2020
Howard Bunsis's analysis of the University of Arizona's current furlough plan, hosted by the Coalition for Academic Justice at the University of Arizona, is available to watch via CAJUA's website. Courtesy CAJUA.

CAJUA reviews furlough plan with expert; General Faculty votes to recommend delaying furlough

Jake Toole
June 26, 2020
Tucson City Hall at 255 W. Alameda St. Tucsonans will elect three of six city council seats and decide the fate of four propositions this Nov. 7.  

What the government is doing about COVID-19

Quincy Sinek, Claude Akins, and Jake Toole
March 20, 2020
Vanessa Buch is the director of the UA Innocence Project, which is the new name of the former Wrongful Conviction Clinic in the College of Law.

Q&A: Vanessa Buch discusses UA Innocence Project

Jake Toole
November 20, 2019
Tucson school district community members, gathered outside the Duffy Family and Community Center on Tuesday, September 10.

TUSD meeting on inclusive curriculum ends in no vote

Jake Toole
September 11, 2019
A view of solar panels on top of the Second Street Garage. Solar panels are made up of photovoltaic solar panels that will potentially generate 210 kilowatts of energy.

UA and TEP create plans for a 100% sustainable campus

Jake Toole
September 6, 2019
Food for thought: Higher than average prices found at on-campus markets

Food for thought: Higher than average prices found at on-campus markets

Jake Toole
August 29, 2019
A student pedals past an Emergency Blue Light Telephone located on the UA Campus on May 15, 2018. The tall, bright-blue telephones are meant to stand at a visible distance from each other around campus.  

Resources to help you stay safe on campus

Jake Toole
May 13, 2019
Two UA Grads show their excitement before the 153rd Annual UA Commencement on Friday, May 12.

What you need to know for Commencement 2019

Jake Toole
May 5, 2019
Luna takes a walk in the park on Jan. 27. College policies and regulations often limit the private ownership of dogs in student housing.

Events being held before and during finals week to help students with stress

Jake Toole
April 21, 2019
Lisa Rulney is the new chief financial officer for the University of Arizona. She previously served as the interim CFO for five months.

Meet Lisa Rulney, new CFO of the UA

Jake Toole
April 14, 2019
Cars drive into the Cherry Ave. Garage before a basketball game on Thursday, Feb. 7.

How to find parking at this year’s Spring Fling

Jake Toole
April 10, 2019
Made to order example cakes on display at Safeway in Tucson, Arizona. Safeway’s bakery has cakes ready to purchase and made to order.

Study suggests a high-calorie dessert at the start of a meal might lead to healthier choices later

Jake Toole
March 30, 2019
Bikes stripped of parts sit in front of Arbol de La Vida on Mar. 29 in Tucson, Ariz.

UA Cycling Club advocates for campus dormitory bicycle-policy changes

Jake Toole
March 29, 2019
Previously identified religious cult remains on campus

Previously identified religious cult remains on campus

Jake Toole
March 16, 2019
Dr. David Molapo gives a talk about how to have a positive outlook on life at the Keeping Hope Alive event at Old Main at The University of Arizona in Tucson AZ on Monday February. 11, 2019. David Molapo is the founder of the I CAN foundation in South Africa.

South African motivational speaker urges community to “Keep Hope Alive”

Jake Toole
February 12, 2019
Member of the Black Student Union held a silent protest in honor of the anniversary of Trayvon Martin's birthday. In his memory the BSU stand up against police brutality and injustice to their community.

UA Black Student Union holds silent protest in honor of Trayvon Martin’s birthday

Jake Toole
February 6, 2019
An overdose prevention training, organized by public health senior Zeanna Hawk, gave students and community members tools needed to engage in preventive health methods on Wednesday Jan. 30 in the Tubac Room of the Student Union Memorial Center.

Student organizes overdose-prevention training to increase access to lifesaving techniques

Jake Toole
January 31, 2019
Carlos Herrera/The Daily Wildcat Senior pitcher James Farris (36) was a relief pitcher during Arizona's 3-2 fall to Long Beach State at Hi Corbett Field on Tuesday.

Arizona baseball tries to halt skid at Hi Corbett Classic

Rose Aly Valenzuela
March 7, 2014

First ever ‘King of the Mall’ soccer competition to be held at UA Mall Thursday

Renee Valencia
February 21, 2013

$0 tuition increase proposed for current undergraduates

Eliza Molk
February 24, 2012
Nov. 16, 2011

Nov. 16, 2011

Daily Wildcat
November 16, 2011

Police Beat

Heather Trujillo
November 12, 2008

A ‘liberal’ myth

Taylor Kessinger
August 29, 2008

Point \ Counterpoint

April 19, 2007
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