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All content by Pascal Albright
Collage provided by digital artist Luke Rivera

OPINION: A digital senior on graduation and moving forward

Selena Kuikahi
April 22, 2021
A proud Biden/Harris voter poses with a yard sign that he received at the campaign event on Friday, Oct. 9, 2020 in Tucson, Ariz.

OPINION: Just vote vs. vote blue

Pascal Albright and Sam Burdette
October 13, 2020
Before the start of the Pride Parade, two Tucson community members showed off their sigh that said "We the People means everyone".

OPINION: Pride, stolz, fierté, orgulho, ponos, zìháo

Pascal Albright
October 3, 2020
Old Main is the original building from the University of Arizona.

UA’s new Student Emergency Fund to aid financially struggling students

Jake Toole
May 9, 2020
University of Arizona Police Department officers on the UA campus. 

Police Beat 12/4/2019: Shots for shots

Vanessa Ontiveros
December 1, 2019
Arizona defeats Chico State 74-65 during the exhibition on Friday November 1. The Wildcats will take on the Lumberjacks on Wednesday November 6 at 7pm. 

Ira Lee and Chase Jeter lead the way in Arizona’s exhibition win

Jack Cooper
November 2, 2019
University of Arizona mascots Wilma and Wilbur Wildcat show off their dance moves at the Main Gate Square watch party for the lighting of A mountain on Sunday. The "A" on Sentinel Peak was constructed in 1916.

What to do on your first week back to school

Pascal Albright, Vanessa Ontiveros, Claude Akins, Sam Burdette, and Nicholas Trujillo
August 20, 2019
191 Toole is a non-profit concert venue located in downtown Tucson and is dubbed the Rialto's sister-location.

Things to do in Tucson if you’re under 21

Pascal Albright
July 22, 2019
Awndrea Caves, a University of Arizona alum, will be joining the faculty at the College of Humanities as a lecturer of Africana Studies in the Fall of 2019.

Q&A: From Oklahoma to Ohio to Arizona

Pascal Albright
July 14, 2019

10 things you should know when attending UA’s Spring Fling

Pascal Albright
April 9, 2019
Ed Asner at the 2012 Phoenix Comicon in Phoenix, Arizona.

Q&A: A talk with one of the “Grouchy Historians”

Pascal Albright
February 23, 2019
Have you ever ventured towards the Marroney Theatre and glanced at the ten bronze chairs that sit along the Path of Excellence? Who built them and why? Find out with Arts & Life Editor Pascal Albright in this UA Minute in History. Video by Pascal Albright, Marissa Heffernan and Amy Bailey Music Credit: Purple Planet Successful Motivation

UA Minute in History: Front Row Center

Pascal Albright, Marissa Heffernan, and Amy Bailey
January 15, 2019

UA student pursues her dreams as a Rhodes Scholar

Pascal Albright
December 4, 2018
Album Review: Elley Duhé has a Dragon Mentality

Album Review: Elley Duhé has a Dragon Mentality

Pascal Albright
October 31, 2018
DUSK festival regulations

DUSK festival regulations

Pascal Albright
October 31, 2018
Ever wonder how old trees can get? Did you know there's a tree on campus that's over 2,000 years old and weighs more than 4,000 pounds? Find out more about trees and the lab that studies them in this UA Minute in History Video by Marissa Heffernan Music Credit: Swaying Daisies, Purple Planet Music

UA Minute in History: The Laboratory of Tree Ring Research

Pascal Albright and Marissa Heffernan
October 15, 2018

TOPIC OF THE WEEK: Who in your family inspires you?

Toni Marcheva, Pascal Albright, Jasmine Demers, and Ariday Sued
September 30, 2018
L.A. based vocalist, Anjelica, performs at the Hoco music festival on wednesday in Tucson, Ariz. Anjelica stayed in Tucson for the Thursday night performance of NGHTCRWLR.

HOCO 2018 in review

Pascal Albright, Leia Linn, and Alexandra Pere
September 5, 2018
The Toronto-based band S.H.I.T. will perform at HOCO Fest 2018 as part of the international outreach of the event. The concert event will feature local talents, comedians and international performances over five days.

Q&A S.H.I.T. makes their way from up north to the desert stage

Pascal Albright
August 26, 2018
The Beatles, a popular band from England during the 60's and 70's, wave to the crowd. The Beatles are remembered as one of the most influential bands of all time.

The Fab Four’s top 5: the best Beatles songs

Pascal Albright
August 21, 2018
The University of Arizona Main Campus is approximately 380 acres with 179 buildings.

OPINION: When the first week gets real, follow these tips

Pascal Albright
August 19, 2018
Members of B.L.A.C.K. Cats dance during the Finding Community Welcome event. This event is held in SUMC during the first week of school.

Welcoming Wildcats back to campus

Pascal Albright
August 18, 2018
A collection of work featured in the Tucson Museum of Art exhibition, “Into The Night.” The exhibition explores the beauty of the evening sky and offers a discounted admission to students.

Campus Guide: Under-21 hangouts

Pascal Albright
July 23, 2018
A circus-themed act performs at the tenth annual Tucson Festival of Books on Saturday March 10. The festival has more than just books and provided entertaining performances for children all day.

Immerse yourself in community culture

Pascal Albright
July 23, 2018
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.

An A-Z guide to campus clubs

Pascal Albright
July 20, 2018
Punk band Starving Wolves ends their set setting the way for Dayglo Abortions to take the stage. "I'm so glad to be touring with Dayglo and for them to have taken us under their wing," said David before the end of their set.

Get to know Tucson’s music scene

Pascal Albright
July 20, 2018
The Women's Resource Center is located in the main Student Union Building located in Tucson, Ariz.

UA cultural centers embrace campus diversity

Pascal Albright
July 20, 2018
Punk band Starving Wolves ends their set setting the way for Dayglo Abortions to take the stage. "I'm so glad to be touring with Dayglo and for them to have taken us under their wing," said David before the end of their set.

OPINION: Improving your social skills, one concert at a time

Pascal Albright
July 17, 2018
A UA student bikes toward 1st street on Wednesday, Sept. 21.

New bike park rolls into Tucson

Pascal Albright
July 17, 2018
The Loft Cinema, a long-time Tucson favorite, is located at 3233 E. Speedway Blvd.

Film, fine arts and fresh dirt

Pascal Albright and Monica Baricevic
July 10, 2018
Ant-Man and the Wasp, a sequel to 2015's Ant-Man, is an American superhero film produced by Marvel Studios. The second installment takes place at the same time as Marvel's Avengers: Infinity Wars.

Review: Latest Marvel movie offers more than tiny laughs

Pascal Albright
July 10, 2018
A Crosby vinyl record player spins Elton John's 1972 album Honkey Chateau which feature songs like "Honkey Cat," "I Think I'm Gunna Kill Myself," "Salvation and Rocket Man (I Think It's Gunna Be a Long Long Time)." Vinyl records are one of many ways to experience music today.

Opinion: Listening to music creates timeless vibes

Pascal Albright
July 10, 2018
Pascal Albright takes time to catch up on his reading of Kurt Vonnegut's "Cat's Cradle" while off the internet. He said he has become motivated to come to campus to work on his online class as well as get other work done.

Living with no internet; an interesting adventure

Pascal Albright
June 26, 2018
The Goodwill, located at the south end of fourth Ave, offers discounted clothes, household items, books and more to the city of Tucson.This location gives students a 20 percent off discount when they show their student ID at checkout.

The Do’s and Don’ts of Goodwill shopping

Pascal Albright
June 15, 2018
Arizona High School student inspire local journalist

Arizona High School student inspire local journalist

Pascal Albright
June 12, 2018
Group photo of the Miranda Station Club. (Left to right) Names: Marlene Effiwatt, Sam Slonaker, Dakotah Shreiner, Ryan Betcher, Olivia Jones, Johnny Phan. Not pictured: Hunter Hogue, Nefertiti Van der Riese, Aimee Harvey, Mike Baker, Betsie Dries, Lucas Gibson-Rush, Keely Quinn, Logan McCarty, Anisa Maani, Zachary Witter.

Miranda’s Station returns to publish after 25 year vacancy

Pascal Albright
May 31, 2018
 Marissa Heffernan on her only visit to Tucson before attending UA.

Five things I wish I knew as a freshman

Marissa Heffernan
May 18, 2018
The University of Arizona Mall in Tucson, Ariz.

Find a second home with UA Cultural Centers

Pascal Albright
May 16, 2018
Looking back on Arts & Life

Looking back on Arts & Life

Pascal Albright
May 9, 2018
Miranda's Station Review returns to campus

Miranda’s Station Review returns to campus

Pascal Albright
March 28, 2018
The “Pick Your Poison” exhibition will be on display at the Health Sciences Library until April 14.

‘Pick your Poison’

Pascal Albright and Jessica Henderson
March 28, 2018
Rico Peterson puts his helmet on before practice begins on March 15.

Medieval and modern worlds collide

Pascal Albright
March 19, 2018
Dan Streck's professional photography has ranged from motorsports to roadside memorials, and he has photographed extensively across southern Africa.

A picture, plus a thousand words

Pascal Albright
March 1, 2018
Paul Mirocha, the artist-in-residence at Tumamoc Hill examines a saguaro cactus that he is sketching out for a class he is going to teach later. Mirocha collaborates with scientists at Tumamoc to create nature-inspired artwork.

Art and science rendezvous at Tumamoc

Pascal Albright
February 28, 2018
People relax on the UA mall on Feb. 13 during the annual CESL International festival. The International festival celebrates different cultures from all around the world.

CESL celebrates 50 years of ‘international culture’

Pascal Albright and Ryane Murray
February 21, 2018
Young Kim leads a Korean class session at CLP.

UA department of East Asian Studies expands with new Korean minor

Pascal Albright
February 18, 2018
Randall Smith, lead docent of the UA Laboratory of Tree Ring Research, and a tour group stand next to a cross section of a Giant sequoia on Tuesday, Feb. 6. Tree rings are useful for more than just determining the age of a tree; scientists can conclude a wide range of environmental variables both past and present by analyzing tree rings.

UA laboratory educates students, community on tree-based science

Pascal Albright
February 8, 2018
UA Alum, Dominick DeCarlo, turned 'world class' hypnotist.

UA Alum turned ‘world class’ hypnotist

Pascal Albright
February 1, 2018
The Arizona State Museum received a large donation of 209 Hopi baskets from Judith W. and Andrew D. Finger, private collectors. The baskets will be put on display in the next few months.

State Museum recieves 200 new baskets

Pascal Albright
January 26, 2018
The Heavy Petting Rocky shadow cast takes a bow after the film has concluded.

Week of Jan. 26 recap from Arts & Life Editor

Pascal Albright
January 25, 2018
"I, a Squealer", a book by Richard Bruns, is being showcased at the Festival of Books.

‘I, a Squealer’ gives the other side of the Pied Piper Murders of Tucson

Pascal Albright
January 25, 2018
Michael Baker, a non-traditional student at the UA, is the co-founder of Miranda's Station Review: Creative Writing and Poetry magazine. Baker, 52 has returned to finish school and revive the magazine.

‘Miranda’s Station Review’ makes a comeback

Pascal Albright
January 24, 2018
Oprah Winfrey backstage at the 75th Annual Golden Globes at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Sunday, Jan. 7, 2018.

Oprah Empowers women at Golden Globes

Pascal Albright
January 8, 2018
 President Dr. Robert Robbins is applauded and officially recognized as the University of Arizona’s 22nd President on Nov. 29.

UA celebrates Robbins’ installation as president

Jordan Williams
November 30, 2017
Records for sale at Old Paint Record Shop.

Big record show run by one man, out of one house

Pascal Albright
October 18, 2017
Restrooms located in the Student Union Memorial Center display designated men and women signs. On Feb. 22 President Trump rolled back Barack Obama-era protections on transgender bathroom use.

UA LGBTQ community reacts to Trump rescinding trans bathroom guidelines

David Pujol
March 9, 2017
Receiver Nate Phillips (6) puts the game winning touchdown into the end zone on Saturday, Nov. 14.

Senior trio of wide receivers ready to lead Arizona football’s offense

Fernando Galvan
August 24, 2016

Gov. Ducey calls for a halt in refugee arrivals to Arizona

Sebastian Laguna
November 25, 2015
Larry Hogan / Arizona Daily Wildcat UA vs Central Arizona

Wildcats softball hosts National Pro Fastpitch All-Stars

Iman Hamdan
October 24, 2012

Rodriguez and Arizona all smiles, and rightfully so

Zack Rosenblatt
October 22, 2012

Davonte Neal fiasco should be a lesson to all

Alex Williams
February 22, 2012
The Arizona Wildcats took on the Colorado Buffaloes on Saturday, January 12, 2012 at Coors Events Center in Boulder, Colo.

Arizona hosts Colorado in pivotal Pac-12 game

Mike Schmitz
February 9, 2012

Obama praises Texas Christian University’s champion all-female rifle team

The Associated Press
September 14, 2010

“On the spot: Kelsey Clark, pre-business sophomore”

Caroline Nachazel and Caroline Nachazel
August 26, 2010

Police Beat

Heather Trujillo
February 11, 2009

Will the Arizona men’s basketball team reach the NCAA Tournament with an 8-10 Pac-10 record?

February 26, 2008

“Joining the Joneses: UA should ditch empty competition, join in rankings revolt”

April 17, 2007

Arizona not a bubble team

Roman Veytsman
February 27, 2007
Ian Daniel Kingsley, 6, was found unharmed Tuesday morning by a UA Parking and Transportation Services employee near this spot at East Second Street and North Campbell Avenue, near the University of Arizona Police Department. Police believe the child was kidnapped by his babysitter the night before.

Kidnapped child found on campus

Kelly Lewis
February 23, 2007
Michael HustonColumnist

“Protests are fine, but leave the Mexican flags at home”

Michael Huston
April 5, 2006
Caitlin Hallguest columnist

Freedom’s fight: This time it’s for real

Caitlin Hall
February 15, 2006
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