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Members of the Gu Vo community in the Tohono O’odham Nation pose by the beginnings of their new Earthbench. The project is a collaboration between GreaterGood.org, the Native American Advancement Fund, the Gu Vo community in the Tohono O’odham Nation and the Peace On Earthbench Movement.

Build benches not borders

Sean Orth
March 3, 2017
The Tucson Murals Project commissioned eight murals with a  $50,000 grant from the Tohono O'odham tribe to cover up graffiti in the Tucson Warehouse Arts District. This mural is done by artist Rock Cyfi Martinez on the Tucson Warehouse and Transfer Co. building downtown.

Tucson Mural Arts Program struggles to awaken city’s public art scene

Sean Orth
February 12, 2017
Lewis Del Mar talks musical influences, band name and tacos

Lewis Del Mar talks musical influences, band name and tacos

Sean Orth
February 8, 2017
A retro Kodak Instamatic 154 camera sits on a vinyl record on Monday, Jan. 9. Older camera styles have been gaining popularity in recent years.

Retro technology makes a comeback

Sean Orth
January 12, 2017
CATFISH + THE BOTTLEMEN by Jill Furmanovsky April 2016

Catfish and the Bottlemen to headline KFMA’s Nutcracker Ball at the Rialto Theatre

Sean Orth
December 5, 2016
Founder of All Souls Procession Susan Johnson never intended for the event to become as big as it has

Founder of All Souls Procession Susan Johnson never intended for the event to become as big as it has

Emma Jackson and Brianna Lewis and Sean Orth
November 7, 2016
Altar dedicated to Dolores Olmedo at Dolores Olmedo Museum on Oct. 28, 2012.

Understanding Día de los Muertos traditions through the eyes of Mexico-born UA student Mariana Manriquez

Sean Orth
November 2, 2016
The Daily Wildcat Report Card: Dusk Music Festival

The Daily Wildcat Report Card: Dusk Music Festival

Sean Orth and Nina Ulloa and Brenna Bailey
October 23, 2016
(Courtesy Matt and Kim) Matt and Kim will headline Dusk Music Festival. In 2005, the dance-rock duo started making music in Brooklyn, New York and have released five studio albums since.

Artist spotlight: Matt and Kim hope to ‘Stir it Up’ as headliners at Dusk Music Festival

Sean Orth
October 19, 2016
Frank Ocean goes Blond

Frank Ocean goes Blond

Sean Orth
August 21, 2016
Clayton Kammerer, left, chats with Cindy Williams, right, at her produce stand, Cindy Gardens, during the weekly farmer's market at St. Philip's Plaza in Tucson, Ariz. on Sunday, July 10, 2016. Cindy Gardens has been in business for six months and has been working the farmer's market at St. Philips Plaza for five months.

Two Eller grads make Tucson’s local foodie scene great again with FoodInRoot

Sean Orth
August 2, 2016
Mariah McCammond embraces her harp for a photo.

Q&A with Mariah McCammond, a true Tucsonan rebel

Kincaid Rabb and Sean Orth
July 27, 2016

The 6 best places to hop on (and off) the Tucson streetcar

Sean Orth
July 26, 2016
Rialto Theatre lights up Congress Street in downtown Tucson on July 9th.

Get to know Tucson’s historic Rialto Theatre

Sean Orth
July 22, 2016
David Alan Anderson, Kim Staunton, Terry Bellamy, James T. Alfred, and Marcus Naylor in Arizona Theatre Company’s Fences. Photo Courtesy of Tim Fuller.

Arizona Theatre Company faces judgement day

Sean Orth
July 14, 2016

UA students share their coming out experiences

Sean Orth
June 29, 2016
A view of James Gutierrez's pieces Color, Sunrise of Sunset, Identity and Pieces in the Mapping Q exhibit on Thursday, June 23, 2016.

Mapping Q gives artistic voice to LGBTQ youth

Sean Orth
June 26, 2016
Me Like Bees guitarist and vocalist, Luke Sheafer, performs at Hotel Congress on Monday, June 20.

Newcomers Me Like Bees brought robust, raw rock and roll to Club Congress

Sean Orth
June 21, 2016
The Tucson Murals Project commissioned eight murals with a  $50,000 grant from the Tohono O'odham tribe to cover up graffiti in the Tucson Warehouse Arts District. This mural is done by artist Rock Cyfi Martinez on the Tucson Warehouse and Transfer Co. building downtown.

Tucson’s Warehouse Arts District

Sean Orth
June 14, 2016
Album artwork for Tegan and Sara's latest album "Love You to Death" released on June 3.

Review: Tegan and Sara reinvent the love song in ‘Love You to Death’

Sean Orth
June 7, 2016
Michaela Harrington, a Dance and Neuroscience freshman, cries in a library study room while studying for finals.

Super Cool News: The best places to have a mental breakdown on campus

Sean Orth
May 4, 2016
Records on display at Wooden Tooth Record store located on 4th Ave and 7th Street.

Wooden Tooth records finds a new home for music lovers in downtown Tucson

Sean Orth
April 26, 2016
The University Boulevard Sunlink station sits empty, except for those seeking shade, on Sunday, April 17. Although the streetcar is a convenient way to get around campus, it sometimes has it's problems.

Super Cool News: Why we love to hate the streetcar

Sean Orth
April 18, 2016
Arizona Repertory Theatre actors rehearse their performance of Rent on March 31. Performances at the Arizona Repertory Theatre will continue until May 1.

Arizona Repertory Theater brings classic rock musical Rent to the stage

Sean Orth
April 11, 2016

Dig into Tucson’s top five drunchie locales

Sean Orth
April 11, 2016

Sounds of Spring Fling: Big names and local bands make up this year’s lineup

Sean Orth
April 7, 2016
Deadmau5 performs at Ultra Music Festival in Miami to a crowd of thousands. Many college students attend music festivals across the country.

Skip Coachella and experience one of these unique music festivals

Sean Orth
April 5, 2016
A view of Seven Falls in Tucson, Arizona in August 2012.

Take a Hike: Seven Falls trail is a great to get out and see Sonoran beauty

Sean Orth
March 29, 2016
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