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Emily Blunt, Noah Jupe and Millicent Simmonds star in "A Quiet Place II" (2020). (Courtesy Paramount Pictures)

A year late, ‘A Quiet Place II’ is more relevant than ever

Mikayla Kaber and Aeden Soland
May 25, 2021
Richard Danielpour isan award-winning composer and will be the Artist-in-Residence in the eighth annual Tucson Desert Song Festival.

Desert Song Festival celebrates the American voice

Mikayla Kaber
January 13, 2020
A dog donning a UA Student's cape design poses with its owner on Dogs N' Denim night. The event was held on November 27th, put on by the UA Fashion Minors with proceeds going to the Humane Society of Southern Arizona.

Dogs, denim and daring to learn

Mikayla Kaber
December 2, 2019
Rebecca Noble/ The Daily Wildcat Festival goers browse the selection of books at Pennyworth Books' tent.

English and creative writing majors finding jobs at event

Mikayla Kaber
November 17, 2019
Poster for "Rhondda Rips It Up!" opera show in Crowder Hall from Nov. 8 - Nov. 10.  Courtesy of Fred Fox School of Music.

Welsh opera teaches women’s suffrage

Mikayla Kaber
November 11, 2019
Arizona freshman Grant Gunnell (17) spirals the ball down to his wide receiver, fro another Arizona touchdown. During the halftime of the Arizona-Northern Arizona University game the Wildcats lead 51-13.

Arizona football looks to snap three-game losing streak, takes on Oregon State for Homecoming

Amit Syal
October 27, 2019
Coconino Residence Hall’s reception desk decorated for Halloween, 2019. 

Get spooked with these UA classes

Mikayla Kaber
October 26, 2019
Top Daily Wildcat stories from 1969

Top Daily Wildcat stories from 1969

Claudio Cerrillo and Mikayla Kaber
October 24, 2019
The Vorholzer family in front of their tailgate RV, "Thunder".

Homecoming traditions

Mikayla Kaber
October 22, 2019
Two people enjoy drinks and listening to the music at last year's Dusk music festival in downtown Tucson, AZ on Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018. Local Food vendors can be found at the festival as well as many spots to get drinks or whatever you're craving.

A little taste of Dusk Festival food

Mikayla Kaber
October 20, 2019
Matt Finish 'Mr. Exotic World' 2015, Producer and host of The 6th Annual Arizona Burlesque Festival.

Tucson becomes a stage for international burlesque dancers

Mikayla Kaber
October 4, 2019
The most experienced Latin students gather around to translate a poem by J.R.R. Tolkien from English into Latin.

Classics debuts Composing Latin Poetry club

Mikayla Kaber
September 22, 2019
(left to right) Rebecca Ballenger, intern Samantha Verini and volunteer Daisy Esquivel work at the Worlds of Words global literature research center. The center, which hosts a rich collection of children's and young adult's books from around the world, serves as a valuable resource for educators, current and future alike.

UA: Home to the world’s largest collection of children’s literature

Mikayla Kaber
August 20, 2019
Courtesy Mish DeCarlo From left, Makenna Downing and Mish DeCarlo, study abroad students, in front of the Eifel Tower.

New places for students to study abroad

Mikayla Kaber
July 22, 2019
Banner-Health University Medical Center Tucson located on Campbell Avenue and Sixth Street on Feb. 23. 

Body donations show evolving attitude toward death

Mikayla Kaber
July 8, 2019
Q&A: UA graduate Ellery Page's honors thesis highlights the interplay of neuroscience, art and poetry

Q&A: UA graduate Ellery Page’s honors thesis highlights the interplay of neuroscience, art and poetry

Mikayla Kaber
July 8, 2019
Photo Courtesy Wikipedia Commons The"Stranger Things" logo.

Season three of ‘Stranger Things’ sparked to life this Fourth of July

Mikayla Kaber
July 8, 2019
Jackie Johnson, a proctor for the testing center, working at the front desk and answering emails. The testing center for the U of A is located at 220 W 6th St. Building B.

CLEP offers alternate way to earn credit

Mikayla Kaber
June 23, 2019
At a ceremony on September 1, 2016 at the American University of Phnom Penh (AUPP), the University of Arizona announced that it will be opening a “micro campus” in Phnom Penh, becoming the first U.S. university to establish a physical presence in Cambodia

Micro-campuses create affordable study abroad option

Mikayla Kaber
June 14, 2019
Savannah Douglas / The Daily Wildcat Jamie Moloksky, a general studies sophomore, brings her boyfriend Connor Altizer, a visitor from Maryland, to Epic Cafe for a cup of coffee on Tuesday. Moloksky visits Epic Cafe around three times a week.

Great art is closer than you would expect

Mikayla Kaber
June 1, 2019
Quinn Carrigan (#16) during the game vs. USC. On Saturday February 10th, the wildcats unfortunately lost to the California team with the score of 9-10.

Q&A with men’s lacrosse player Quinn Carrigan

Jon Rice
February 20, 2019

Arizona softball forces elimination game with Tennessee

Nicole Dimtsios
June 6, 2010

Fear and hoping in America

Evan Pellegrino
July 16, 2008

UA prof. shares in Nobel prize

Claire Conrad
October 15, 2007

Cats need help to stay in Pac-10 race

John Ryan Casey
May 23, 2007
Florinda Mazer, a respiratory therapist student at Pima Community College, right, demonstrates to Liz Payne how to use a manual respirator to aid someone in case of an emergency. Students from the UA and PCC participated in the fifth annual Women's Health Expo, which took place at the Pima Downtown Campus on Saturday.

“Local businesses, residents benefit at annual health fair”

Brian Kimball
April 9, 2007

Sports briefs

March 2, 2007
Joan Bonvicini

Bonvicini named ‘Woman of the Year’

Mike Ritter
November 7, 2006
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