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A photo of Hotel Congress, the venue where Shame played songs from their album, Drunk Tank Pink, on Tuesday, Oct. 4. 

Concert Review: Shame at Hotel Congress

Sophie Applin
October 11, 2022
University of Arizona football helmets sit in a row before the start of the press conference to introduce head football coach, Kevin Sumlin. 

BYU vs UA Staff Picks

Ryan Wohl, Jake Faigus, Patrick Carr, Sean Fagan, Jordan Pollock, and Asher Bookspan
September 3, 2021
ZonaZoo cheers on Arizona football on Saturday, April 24, in Tucson, Ariz. Gronkowski’s team defeated Bruschi’s team 17-13.

What sports will look like in the fall: Q&A with ZonaZoo’s Marissa Simental

Sean Fagan
July 21, 2021
Aari McDonald (2) with the ball during the game vs Washington on February 14. The wildcats won the night with a score of 64-53.

Arizona women’s basketball concludes regular season with No. 4 Stanford and Cal

Justin Pierce
February 27, 2020
The Union on Sixth will replace The Flycatcher on the corner of Fourth Avenue and Sixth Street. This is just one of several multi-level apartment buildings that will begin construction in the next year.

Don’t let new developments destroy local vibe

Editorial board
July 18, 2018
Rose Vining grinds plant samples in one of the research labs in Bio Sciences West on July 7, 2016. While STEM offers job opportunities to women, the choice to pursue this path should be based on passion, not money or what's 'right.'

Opinion: Women, pursue STEM out of passion, not pressure

Toni Marcheva
August 26, 2017

More than 100,000 people from around the nation attend Tucson Festival of Books

Angela Martinez
March 9, 2017
Phoebe Johnson, an international student from the United Kingdom, discusses the differences between elections in the UK and the US on Monday, Nov. 7.

Welcome to the Dirty T: International student Phoebe Johnson gives a British perspective on the American presidential election

Lindsey Otto
November 8, 2016
Mikayla Mace, a senior studying neuroscience & cognitive science, left, Tiffany Luu, a public management & policy senior, center, and Jay Stephens, an archaeology grad student, right, behold a Rothko painting under different colors of light at the University of Arizona Museum of Art on Wednesday, March 25, 2015. The exhibit, a collaboration between the museum and the College of Optical Sciences, is part of the Month of Light.

Hidden Gems: UAMA showcases authentic artworks right within campus

Justice Amarillas
October 1, 2015

Final: No. 3 Arizona overcomes slow first half to defeat UTEP 60-55

James Kelley
December 20, 2014
Arizona kicker Casey Skowron (41) scores an 18-yard touchdown in the second quarter during Arizona's 27-26 win against Washington at Arizona Stadium on Saturday. Skowron and Arizona football are preparing to face possibly extreme weather conditions against Utah on Saturday.

Football Notes: Wildcats prep for cold weather

James Kelley
November 18, 2014

E-cigs spark smoking etiquette revamp

Eric Klump
January 30, 2014

Christmas spirit still embodies generosity

Nathaniel Drake
November 5, 2013
Kyle Wasson / Arizona Daily Wildcat The UA men's basketball team traveled to Las Vegas, March 13-16, for the 2012-13 Pac-12 Basketball Tournament. Although the Wildcats won their first matchup against Colorado, they fell to UCLA in the semi-finals for the third time this season.

Arizona Wildcats basketball: Mayes finding his shot in postseason play

Zack Rosenblatt
March 19, 2013

Around the horn: Top 5 sports stories from Tuesday

Megan Coghlan
February 5, 2013
Liz Crum, left, chairperson of the Richland Co. Election Commission, answers media questions as employees continue counting absentee votes after the scanner that tallies the ballots was fixed, Wednesday, November 7, 2012, in Columbia, South Carolina. There were still about 35,000 votes to count. (Tim Dominick/The State/MCT)

Analysis: Status quo wins in the 2012 election

The McClatchy Tribune
November 8, 2012
Turki Allugman / Arizona Daily Wildcat

Arizona football notes: Onwuasor and Lee reunite, Morrison receives Pac-12 honor

Cameron Moon
October 23, 2012

Free on iTunes: August 11

Brenton Woodward
August 11, 2012

Former UA basketball player Iguodala named to U.S. Olympic team

Cameron Moon
July 7, 2012
UA Softball vs New Mexico State on 21 March 2012. After an uninspired beginning UA won 6-3 after scoring five runs in the sixth inning. Keith Hickman-Perfetti/ Arizona Daily Wildcat

Softball splits two games against New Mexico State

Cameron Moon
March 22, 2012

Recap: Oregon State 37, Arizona 27

Alex Williams
October 8, 2011

“Fort Worth police arrest man after shooting, car chase”

April 20, 2011
A pair of French opera glasses dating from the late 1800s on display at the new optics museum in the college of optical sciences building. According to John Greivenkamp, professor of optical sciences and owner of the collection on display, the glasses are made of aluminum ? which was rare at the time ? and, along with the hand-painted portraits in enamel, indicate that they were owned by a wealthy family.

Museum holds centuries of optic advances

Jazmine Woodberry
April 15, 2011

Young voters vent annoyance in MTV forum

McClatchy Tribune
October 15, 2010

“Adam Hall bigger, faster … smarter”

Mike Schmitz
August 30, 2010
Alan Walsh / Arizona Daily Wildcat Denise Russell, left, partner-owner of Roll With It! segway tours, points out the cactus gardens on the UA mall to a group of tourists as they trek across campus yesterday afternoon.

Conference attracts record crowd

Jazmine Woodberry
January 15, 2010

Video commentary: Hoops season far from over

Bryan Roy
March 29, 2009

Softball looks to rebound after rocky opening

Ari Wasserman
February 22, 2008

Movie theater proposed for Main Gate Square

Ian Cross
January 18, 2008
Sgt. Keith Brittain is a Taser instructor for the University of Arizona Police Department.

When is a Taser out of bounds?

Claire Engelken
September 27, 2007

On the air

September 6, 2007
Comics

Comics

September 6, 2007

Reviews

June 27, 2007

Mail Bag

April 20, 2007

Bobcat Goldthwait’s ‘Sleeping Dogs Lie’

Alan Hayman
March 29, 2007
Police investigate the scene of an accident on the corner of East Speedway Boulevard and North Euclid Avenue early Saturday morning. The car completely destroyed the Sun Tran bus stop and nearly hit a UA student in another car.

“UA student, alumnus aid driver in nearby crash”

October 16, 2006
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