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A view of the line-up of student booths at Spring Fling April 8 on the UA Mall. Student clubs and other groups are subject to several rules and fines for compliance with Spring Fling operations.

A by the numbers guide to cool clubs on campus

Nagisa Tsukada
May 14, 2019
Chrissy Hall, a neuroscience and cognitive science senior, lays in bed for a photo illustration in her home on Tuesday, Jan. 24. Hall acted as a student coordinator for the project, and helped survey the athletes and provide intervention education throughout the study. (Alex McIntyre/The Daily Wildcat)

Upcoming talk to address the meanings of dreams

Nagisa Tsukada
April 20, 2019
UA Students can now visit the Gear-to-Go website to reserve a variety of Gear-to-Go's online service now allows students to reserve recording equipment using their computers. Some equipment available for use includes digital cameras, video cameras, microphones, lights and tripods.

New online Gear-to_go service allows easier access to equipment

Nagisa Tsukada
April 1, 2019
(from left to right) Rubio Goldsmith, Tiera Rainey, Isabel Garcia, and Hannah Throssell speak to students about immigration on Mar. 27 at the University of Arizona. The panel was brought together for the Immigrant Student Resource center's "Forgotten in the Desert" event.

Panel discusses migrant experience across the U.S.-Mexico border

Nagisa Tsukada
March 28, 2019
The Autism Society of Southern Arizona has host an Autism Walk and resource Fair for 12 years now and will host its 13th on April 6.

Upcoming Autism Walk and Resource Fair provides place to get active and get information

Nagisa Tsukada
March 22, 2019
The UA Residence Hall Association will host their first ever renaissance Festival on the UA Mall on Saturday March 23. At the festival will be free food, crafts and demonstrations.

Jousting, jewelery and turkey legs: RHA to out on their first Renaissance Festival

Nagisa Tsukada
March 17, 2019
The Thomas W. Keating Bioresearch Building, also known as BIO5, on Helen St. and Cherry Ave. on Feb 1st.

Researchers opened labs to public for BIO5 Open House

Nagisa Tsukada
February 28, 2019
Annie Segarra, also known as Annie Elainey, is an American YouTuber, artist, and intersectional activist for LGBTQIA+ and disability rights. Segarra, who is queer, Latinx, and disabled advocates for accessibility, body positivity and media representation of marginalized communities. She came to spend the day and speak to the U of A community on February 21st.

YouTuber and activist Annie Segarra attends Aromas

Nagisa Tsukada
February 23, 2019
Andrew Braccia talks with Paulo Goes, the Dean of the Eller College, during his presentation on building startup ecosystems held on Jan. 29. 

Eller alum discusses how students can build a “startup ecosystem”

Nagisa Tsukada
January 31, 2019
People gather at the sign up booth to participate in the 2018 Melanoma Walk. The walk was organized by the University of Arizona Cancer Center and featured many booths, including a cancer screening tent.

Melanoma Walk for increased awareness of skin cancer

Nagisa Tsukada
November 4, 2018
Josefyne Lentner is a UA student looking to study broadcast journalism. She is also a freelance fitness model and social media influencer with over 21,000 followers on Instagram.

Three UA students and Instagram influencers discuss their journeys with online fame

Nagisa Tsukada
November 3, 2018
Myriah Cypriano talks about her experience with Native Soar at the University of Arizona on Monday Oct 29, 2018. Soar is a Multigenerational service-learning program that lets students at the UA mentor local middle school students.

Native American Heritage Month begins with a kickoff from NASA

Nagisa Tsukada
November 1, 2018
University of Arizona students walking on campus in the 1960's. Members of the class of 1968 will reunite during Homecoming this year for their 50th reunion.

Five decades after graduation, members of the Class of 1968 look back

Nagisa Tsukada
October 21, 2018
Oscar Luján mans the front desk of the SALT Center located on 2nd St. and Highland Ave.

Awards and family: SALT Center events for Family Weekend

Nagisa Tsukada
September 28, 2018
The Arizona State Museum had various pieces, such as this Egyptian jar and this Grecian bowl, out for display during their open house on Friday Sept. 14.

Arizona State Museum open house brings the past to the present

Nagisa Tsukada
September 15, 2018
The Tucson monsoon creates clouds behind the barrel cactus before starting the rain. The cactus and other desert plant life rely on the rains for their water needs.

Desert Living 101 — hints and tips for living in the desert

Nagisa Tsukada
July 17, 2018
Gordon Downs is the only undergraduate at the UA assigned by NASA as a Mars Science Laboratory Science Team Collaborator. He is part of a team of researchers from around the world working on the NASA Curiosity Rover Mission to determine if Mars ever supported microbial life, and whether Mars was, or could have been, habitable.

Q&A with Gordon W. Downs: Mars Science Laboratory Team member

Nagisa Tsukada
July 10, 2018
Alain-Philippe Durand is a Dean in the College of Humanities and he is currently helping President Robbins in a project called the "4th Industrial Revolution."

The “Secret Sauce” of Alain-Philippe Durand

Nagisa Tsukada
June 25, 2018
Magdalena Kaczmarska strikes a pose for the "Unthreaded & Raveled" photo shoot. Kaczmarska's section of the show is titled "(Mis)communication."

Master’s of Fine Arts candidate interprets communication through her thesis

Victoria Pereira
April 18, 2016
Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat Andy Suter, a UA communications junior, piloted the tandem while Andy Wyatt, a UA marketing senior, was tail gunner in the Haiti Ride as part of UA Cycling Club's 4th annual UofA Criterium this past Saturday, January 30th. The track was a closed course that started on 1st Street and Cherry Avenue in the north east quadrant of campus, and the riders did as many laps as they could in 35 minutes.

Cycling club shines in UA Criterium

February 1, 2010
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