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Julia MacKay a pre-bsiness freshman discusses her childhood growing up in South Africa on Monday, Dec. 5.

Welcome to the Dirty T: Juliet MacKay explains American misconceptions about growing up in South Africa

Lindsey Otto
December 7, 2016
Welcome to the dirty T: Champion equestrian Cameron Kay found a change of pace here at UA

Welcome to the dirty T: Champion equestrian Cameron Kay found a change of pace here at UA

Lindsey Otto
December 1, 2016
Luciana Dahdah, a freshman studying political science and Spanish, grew up in both Guatemala and Arizona. Also a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority, she hopes to start a non-profit business that would support underprivileged girls in the U.S. and Latin America.

Welcome to the dirty T: Meet Luciana Dahdah and her heart for fashion, traveling and philanthropy

Lindsey Otto
November 20, 2016
Kieren Pascoe, an exchange student from Australia, discusses how campuses in the US are a lot closer and more social than they are in Australia on Thursday, Nov. 10.

Welcome to the Dirty T: International student Kieren Pascoe highlights the unique dynamic of American college life

Lindsey Otto
November 12, 2016
Alejandra Hinojosa, an RA in Colonial de la Paz Residence Hall, shows off her bracelet that she got in Peru in her dorm room on Friday, Oct. 28. Hinojosa loves to travel and hopes to work in the medical field someday.

Welcome to the Dirty T: RA Alejandra Hinojosa finds passion in oncology and travel

Lindsey Otto
October 31, 2016
Fifth year studio art senior Marc Sanchez works on an art piece for the Guerrero Center in the Cesar E. Chavez Building on Tuesday, Oct. 18. Sanchez hopes to work in animation or film post graduation.

Welcome to the Dirty T: Marc Sanchez illustrates his way through life

Lindsey Otto
October 22, 2016
Sustainable built environments and American Indian studies senior Soukay Keovoranouth studies at a Shot in the Dark Cafe located at 121 E. Broadway Blvd. in downtown Tucson on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2016. In addition to coffee, the cafe serves a full menu and is open 24/7.

Show your family the hidden taste of Tucson at these eateries

Lindsey Otto
October 13, 2016
Welcome to the Dirty T: Venezuelan-American student Laura Berkey finds new, quirky home in Tucson

Welcome to the Dirty T: Venezuelan-American student Laura Berkey finds new, quirky home in Tucson

Lindsey Otto
October 9, 2016
Alejandro Reguant, an undeclared freshman, discusses his life here at the UA versus life in Spain on Saturday, Oct. 1. Reguant's time in school at the UA is the longest period he has spent in the U.S.

Welcome to the Dirty T: Alejandro Reguant of Spain came to the UA for tennis, and loves Chipotle

Lindsey Otto
October 3, 2016
From Norway to Tucson: International student Olav Gregersen's story

From Norway to Tucson: International student Olav Gregersen’s story

Lindsey Otto
September 27, 2016
Community Chatter: UA students pick their go-to restaurants in Tucson

Community Chatter: UA students pick their go-to restaurants in Tucson

Lindsey Otto
September 16, 2016
Francisco Vasquez, a freshman pre-business student, donates plasma on Highland Avenue on Tuesday, Sept. 13. Vasquez donates as often as he can in the memory of his grandfather, who suffered from Leukemia.

UA students are saving lives one pint at a time

Lindsey Otto
September 14, 2016
Engineering freshman Khaled Aljabali reads a book on Thursday, Sept. 8. Aliabali is an international student from Kuwait whose favorite thing about the UA is his professors.

UA through the eyes of an international student

Lindsey Otto
September 11, 2016
Maria Guadalupe Angeles, a custodian at UA for the last 5 years, answers questions about her life at Pueblo de la Cienega on Friday, Sept. 9. Angeles was born and raised in Mexico City, and moved to Los Angeles with her husband and children before finally settling in Tucson.

Beyond the broom: Residence Hall custodian Maria Guadalupe Angeles talks about her new life across the border

Lindsey Otto
September 10, 2016
Renee Larrick, a custodian at the University of Arizona for her third school year, answers questions at Colonia De La Paz on Thursday, August 25th. Larrick has spent lots of time working in assisted living homes because of her need to care for those in need.

Beyond the Broom: Custodian Renee Larrick tells us why she loves her job

Lindsey Otto
September 1, 2016
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