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All content by Jennifer Tramm

VIN etching this weekend

Jennifer Tramm
October 12, 2007
Firefighters from the Tucson Fire Department put out smoldering debris after a fire erupted behind Dominos on Park Avenue last night.

Mysterious fire breaks out at Domino’s

Jennifer Tramm
September 25, 2007
Wilko general store employee Lily Dicker-Thompson, left, helps customer Tommy Begay. Wilko, located at the corner of North Park Avenue and East University Boulevard, opened last week. Djamila Grossman/Arizona Daily Wildcat

New store turning heads

Jennifer Tramm
September 24, 2007

A farce in many acts: Child-support enforcement in Arizona

Jennifer Tramm
September 21, 2007

Tuition lawsuit has potential

Jennifer Tramm
August 22, 2007
A newly-born Cicada. The noisy insects are common in Tucson during monsoon season.

‘Bug Man’ clarifies ruckus over cicadas

Jennifer Tramm
August 6, 2007

Police Beat

Jennifer Tramm
August 6, 2007
Hsinchun Chen, director of the management information systems department's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, has hundreds of pages of data collected from terror-related internet sites.

Web project shines light on terrorist’s digital underground

Jennifer Tramm
August 1, 2007

Campus Vend-etta

Jennifer Tramm
August 1, 2007
Seen here amid the backdrop of university buildings is the Islamic Center of Tucson.

“Cultural, spiritual centers offer support for students”

Jennifer Tramm
July 25, 2007

“Prices, availability of books warrant care”

Jennifer Tramm
July 24, 2007

Seeking a swifter mode of transport

Jennifer Tramm
July 24, 2007

Ballard: P-card fraud case mishandled

Jennifer Tramm
July 18, 2007

Police Beat

Jennifer Tramm
July 11, 2007

Roaches and DNA blobs! UA hosts CSI camp

Jennifer Tramm
July 11, 2007

A recent Supreme Court ruling has hindered freedom of speech for high school students. Will it have an effect on the UA?

Jennifer Tramm
July 2, 2007

An epidemic exposed

Jennifer Tramm
June 27, 2007

Police Beat

Jennifer Tramm
June 20, 2007
The Rillito River Basin runs dry this summer at Campbell and Country Club. UA researchers are studying tree rings around Arizona to better understand climate variability throughout the Upper Colorado River Basin.

Tree rings tell tale of a 60-year drought

Jennifer Tramm
June 13, 2007

Police Beat

Jennifer Tramm
June 13, 2007

New Phoenix COM campus dealing with loss of faculty

Jennifer Tramm
June 6, 2007
Graduate students settle in for a round of speed dating last night in the Park Student Union. Couples had two minutes to make a good impression before the bell rang to signal the start of a new round.

Grad dating: faster than a locomotive

Jennifer Tramm
January 31, 2007
Biochemistry and molecular and cellular biology senior Douglas R. Mathern, left, has spent the past months working on ways to improve skin health, such as fighting wrinkles. Biology senior Dalziel Dominguez listens closely to Mathern's explanations at the 18th annual Undergraduate Biology Research Program conference Saturday.

Undergrads showcase research

Jennifer Tramm
January 22, 2007
Pre-business freshman Adam Davis plays 'Dance Dance Revolution' in front of Wilbur's Underground Monday afternoon in the Student Union Memorial Center. Davis and his friends play on average three times a week, spending up to $40 a month.

“Winterfest to bring snow, holiday activities to Mall”

Jennifer Tramm
December 22, 2006
Pre-business freshman Adam Davis plays 'Dance Dance Revolution' in front of Wilbur's Underground Monday afternoon in the Student Union Memorial Center. Davis and his friends play on average three times a week, spending up to $40 a month.

“Winterfest to bring snow, holiday activities to Mall”

Jennifer Tramm
December 18, 2006
Performing the macuele dance, members of the UA Capoeira club open up the Moore Training gym Saturday.

New Tucson studio offers Capoeira classes

Jennifer Tramm
December 4, 2006

Project Vote Smart seeks UA interns for campus office

Jennifer Tramm
November 28, 2006

Nonprofit to hold book fair to support campus libraries

Jennifer Tramm
November 27, 2006
Sharon Claros, hall director of Kaibab-Huachuca Residence Hall, and Brian Shimamoto, director of Asian and Pacific American Student Affairs, light tea candles inside paper bags that have a story written on them about a victim of a hate crime. A candlelight vigil was held last night at the fountain in front of Old Main to remember these victims during the annual Transgender Day of Remembrance.

Campus takes stand against hate crimes

Jennifer Tramm
November 21, 2006
Freshman Scott Hamman participates in a definition identification activity during Gender Identity, a student training program presented by SafeZone and UA Residence Life. The program is a part of Tucson Transgender Awareness Week.

“Gender is constructed, workshop speaker says”

Jennifer Tramm
November 16, 2006
Computer science senior Ekaterina Spriggs is congratulated by Provost George Davis for her award-winning project. More than 100 graduate and undergraduate students participated in the showcase Friday and Saturday.

Students awarded at Homecoming research showcase

Jennifer Tramm
November 14, 2006

Earlier game time changes schedule

Jennifer Tramm
November 10, 2006
Business freshman Dona Lopez, left, and communication freshman Tracey Keller work with the Freshman Class Council on their float for the Homecoming parade Tuesday night at the Aggie house.

Float guards to protect hours of work

Jennifer Tramm
November 10, 2006

Camp Wildcat welcomes alumni

Jennifer Tramm
November 10, 2006
Computer science sophomore Tim Arnold rides his long-board on campus to get from class to class. The UA has passed rules against skateboarders and long-boarders doing tricks, or as they call ""hot dogging,"" on campus and has limited board use solely to transportation purposes.

UAPD sees drop in skateboarding violations

Jennifer Tramm
November 7, 2006

Kerry’s remarks a ‘non-issue’ for some on campus

Jennifer Tramm
November 3, 2006

Pulitzer Prize winner shares photos from border

Jennifer Tramm
November 1, 2006
Kate Walsh

‘Grey’s Anatomy’ star promotes birth control

Jennifer Tramm
October 31, 2006
Carol Miramontez, a senior budget analyst, helps Constable Vince Roberts of Pima County Precinct 10 with his raffle tickets at the UA Cares fundraising breakfast Friday morning. UA Cares takes donations that go through the United Way of Tucson or Southern Arizona, or to the UA department of the donor's choice.

Employee charity program benefits local nonprofits

Jennifer Tramm
October 30, 2006

Online sites help students choose classes

Jennifer Tramm
October 27, 2006

Grad priorities clear from new survey

Jennifer Tramm
October 27, 2006

More ‘family’ to be found in Family Weekend this year

Jennifer Tramm
October 20, 2006
Provost George Davis responds to a question posed by physiological sciences graduate student Mary Adde at a forum on student health care held in the Student Union Memorial Center yesterday.

Students may get dental insurance

Jennifer Tramm
October 20, 2006

Muslim students fast to feed Tucson’s hungry

Jennifer Tramm
October 19, 2006
Nicholas Capaldi, a professor in the College of Business at Loyola University, presents his argument on affirmative action at the James E. Rogers College of Law building, while the Rev. Elwood J. McDowell listens and waits to respond.

Debate affirms race dilemma

Jennifer Tramm
October 12, 2006

Student Showcase extends deadline to attract broader range of applicants

Jennifer Tramm
October 9, 2006
Tucson residents view pieces of an AIDS quilt yesterday on the UA Mall. The quilt was on display as part of the 2006 AIDSWalk.

AIDSWalk comes to UA

Jennifer Tramm
October 9, 2006

Law students to defend felony suspects who can’t afford counsel

Jennifer Tramm
October 5, 2006

Campus split over 15-credit minimum for Dean’s List

Jennifer Tramm
October 4, 2006

“Farmer’s market brings fresh produce, health resources to UA Mall”

Jennifer Tramm
September 29, 2006
A week after breaking his ankle and receiving the initial treatment, first-year law student Billy Etter waits in the Campus Health courtyard after getting a referral from the sports medicine office. A recent survey by Campus Health and the GPSC shows that graduate students are unhappy that they do not receive prescription, dental or optical benefits.

UA may expand insurance

Jennifer Tramm
September 27, 2006

UA sets bar for transgender access rights

Jennifer Tramm
September 26, 2006

“Club heals kids with art, music”

Jennifer Tramm
September 25, 2006

Swimmers race after campus poolside robbers

Jennifer Tramm
September 22, 2006

UA alumnus: Mideast should embrace peace

Jennifer Tramm
September 20, 2006
Citigroup site president Randy McDonald, left, announces the addition of a Citigroup call center to the UA's Science and Technology Park on Friday as Bruce Wright, UA associate vice president for economic development, and Tucson Mayor Bob Walkup look on. The call center will bring more than 1,000 jobs to the Tucson area.

“UA Tech Park to add offices, jobs”

Jennifer Tramm
September 11, 2006
Newly married public health graduate student Sereti Fifield Venzin holds her 9-month-old daughter, Nayla, as she updates her last name in the Registrar's Office Friday. Venzin is one of many student parents who will benefit from the new child-friendly campus map identifying the various services for student-parents all over campus.

New map to provide child care locations to campus parents

Jennifer Tramm
September 5, 2006
Public management and policy junior Meaghan Kramer, left, and physiology junior Jennifer Peterson, both members of the sophomore honorary Spires, share notes before the Club Recognition Assembly last night in the USMC North Ballroom.

UA clubs suffer low membership

Jennifer Tramm
September 5, 2006
Biochemistry graduate students Hemant Badgandi, left, and Ireena Bagai work to purify proteins in the fraction-collecting lab yesterday. The international students study the behavior of proteins on a cellular scale.

International grad funding often inadequate

Jennifer Tramm
August 30, 2006
Bike riders and pedestrians travel yesterday afternoon between the Science-Engineering Library and the Henry Koffler building as a police vehicle sits at a stop sign in the distance. UAPD is now making efforts to enforce biking and pedestrian laws in light of the number of traffic accidents on campus.

UAPD to crack down on bike safety

Jennifer Tramm
August 28, 2006
Former President Peter Likins receives an award last night from Graduate and Professional Student Council Vice President Anne Murdaugh in the Ventana Room of the Student Union Memorial Center. Several comments were read about the relationship Likins shared with past GPSC presidents.

Likins given award from GPSC

Jennifer Tramm
August 25, 2006

“Grads worried about child care, travel funds”

Jennifer Tramm
August 23, 2006
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