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All content by Shelby Thomas

Evaluations must ask ‘why?’

Shelby Thomas
May 6, 2014

Working as a stay-at-home mom is no picnic

Shelby Thomas
April 22, 2014

Bread and Butter

Shelby Thomas, Eric Klump, and Maura Higgs
April 17, 2014

PowerPoint fueled profs need software update

Shelby Thomas
April 8, 2014

“Best” majors, worst problem

Shelby Thomas
March 25, 2014

Study abroad app fee not worth protesting

Shelby Thomas
March 5, 2014

US LGBTQ progress not negated by AZ bill

Shelby Thomas
February 25, 2014

Flushing gendered restrooms

Shelby Thomas
February 11, 2014

Exiled destitute deserve visibility

Shelby Thomas
February 4, 2014

Global climate change won’t fizzle out, even if Coke does

Shelby Thomas
January 29, 2014

Fashion inclusivity still a myth

Shelby Thomas
January 15, 2014

Columnists share thoughts on New Year’s

Shelby Thomas, Nick Havey, David W. Mariotte, and Katelyn Kennon
December 31, 2013

Late start at schools would improve student success

Shelby Thomas
December 10, 2013

Navajo junk food tax can serve as positive example

Shelby Thomas
November 25, 2013

Reusable food order forms can help reduce waste

Shelby Thomas
November 19, 2013

Female video game leads should be strong, not sexy

Shelby Thomas
November 13, 2013

More education about bike theft prevention needed

Shelby Thomas
November 12, 2013

Basic morals of chivalry still relevant today

Shelby Thomas
October 30, 2013

Nap rooms on campus would be beneficial

Shelby Thomas
October 14, 2013

Societal morals need reconsideration before we judge

Shelby Thomas
September 30, 2013

LGBTQ Affairs hosts Rainbow Graduation

Shelby Thomas
May 3, 2013
Gabriela Diaz/Arizona Daily Wildcat The Men’s Project’s Devon Moule, an anthropology junior and one of the project’s founding interns, volunteers during Tuesday’s “You deserve…” protest.

UA Men’s Project redefines masculinity, aims to raise awareness of rape culture

Shelby Thomas
May 1, 2013
Chad Cromer/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Natalie Sanchez, a journalism junior, was crowned Miss Southeast Arizona and is now preparing for the Miss Arizona competition.

Miss Southeast Arizona reflects on competition, prepares for Miss Arizona pageant

Shelby Thomas
April 30, 2013
UA rapper looks to spread messages of hope through music

UA rapper looks to spread messages of hope through music

Shelby Thomas
April 26, 2013

UA offers hip-hop summer camp for high school students

Shelby Thomas
April 24, 2013

UA clubs hold event to raise awareness about domestic sex trafficking

Shelby Thomas
April 19, 2013
PHOTO courtesy of Devon Dale Participants run in the 2012 Relay for Life event. This year’s Relay for Life will take place this year on the UA Mall on Friday.

Community members pull all-nighter for cancer awareness in 2013 UA Relay for Life

Shelby Thomas
April 18, 2013
Tyler Besh / Arizona Daily Wildcat Jazmyn Carter helps pass out free condoms for the women's resource center as a part of their FORCE campaign Wednesday April 17, 2013.

Tucson sexual health agencies provide STD tests for students on UA Mall

Shelby Thomas
April 18, 2013

Cultural groups spread awareness about Diabetes

Shelby Thomas
April 14, 2013
Photo courtesy of Nicolas Wong Performers participate in a warrior dance at the 16th annual Fiesta in April 2012. The UA Filipino-American Student Association will host its next fiesta on Saturday at Tucson High Magnet School.

UA Filipino-American Student Association invites Tucson community to celebrate culture

Shelby Thomas
April 11, 2013
Kaylee Stepanski, president of the UA chapter of Zonathon, hands out flyers on the UA mall. Zonathon is a dance marathon fundraiser that benefits Tucson Medical Center for Children.

UA students to host informational event for Zonathon

Shelby Thomas
April 4, 2013
Carl Miller / Arizona Daily Wildcat Dr. Ronald S. Weinstein talks about the origin, achievements, and future of the Arizona Telemedicine Program. The program has over 160 sites in the state and is continually expanding.

UA College of Medicine professors teach health literacy in Arizona high schools

Shelby Thomas
April 2, 2013
Briana Sanchez / Arizona Daily Wildcat Members of Asian Pacific American Student Affairs, Chine Myers, Tidra Smith, Jon Yamaguchi, Cody Vito, Jenn Phan, Felicia Aflague display the kick-off flyer for their up and coming event as part of Asian Pacific American heritage month.

UA students combat racial stereotypes, celebrate Asian and Pacific-American Heritage Month

Shelby Thomas
April 2, 2013

Lecture aims to connect past and present issues to possible future issues of the indigenous culture

Shelby Thomas
March 29, 2013

Despite changes, some UA community members still oppose Arizona “bathroom bill,”

Shelby Thomas
March 26, 2013
Photo courtesy of Morea Steinhauer, assistant producer Jennifer Baumgardner speaks at a private screening of her documentary “It Was Rape” in New York City in December 2012. Baumgardner will screen her documentary on the UA campus Tuesday.

Producer to host viewing of sexual assault documentary on UA campus

Shelby Thomas
March 25, 2013

UA philosophy professor researches types of lying and how people deal with them

Shelby Thomas
March 8, 2013
Kyle Wasson / Arizona Daily Wildcat Rhiannon Miller, a UA psychology student, and her veteran therapy dog, Elvis, are trainers in the Operation Wolfhound project. The operation pairs a vet in need with a Russian wolfhound trained to help veterans suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.

UA student creates Operation Wolfhound to help veterans who suffer from PTSD

Shelby Thomas
March 6, 2013
Gabriela Diaz / Arizona Daily Wildcat Dave "Dogbreath" Dennis claims his dog, Ryder, can play soccer like a pro and it's hoping to make him famous.

Dog plays soccer with students at UA Mall

Shelby Thomas
March 5, 2013
Mylo Erickson / Arizona Daily Wildcat The Cuba study abroad professors Dereka Rushbrook (left) and Marcela V

Study abroad program in Cuba provides UA students with new experience

Shelby Thomas
March 4, 2013
Kyle Wasson / Arizona Daily Wildcat Hundreds of students gathered at Heritage Hill to participate in the Harlem Shake on Wednesday in reaction to the presence on George Edward Smock, more commonly known as Brother Jed, an evangelist who preaches his beliefs on college campuses across the country. A group of students also participated in silent disco.

UA students steal Brother Jed’s stage with Harlem Shake and silent disco

Shelby Thomas
February 14, 2013

UA community raises money to end malaria

Shelby Thomas
February 9, 2013

GRE scores on resumes ignite debate

Shelby Thomas
February 7, 2013
Kevin Brost / Arizona Daily Wildcat Alain-Philippe Durand, Director of the School of International Languages, Literatures, and Cultures (SILLC), speaks about one of UA's newest minors, Africana Studies with a concentration in Hip-Hop cultures.

Symposium to diminish Hip-Hop stereotypes, honor UA’s new program

Shelby Thomas
February 6, 2013
Jordin O'Connor / Arizona Daily Wildcat The Veritas Forum February 4th.

Science professors debate the influence of biology on altruism

Shelby Thomas
February 5, 2013
Kedi Xia / Arizona Daily Wildcat

In light of recent school shootings, how does the UA deal with campus crisis?

Shelby Thomas
January 30, 2013
Tyler Besh / Arizona Daily Wildcat Current Miss Arizona, Piper Stoeckel, talks about the Miss America Paegant process and her future.

Miss Arizona falls short of Miss America crown, gains wisdom

Shelby Thomas
January 28, 2013
Jordin O'Connor / Arizona Daily Wildcat Sydney Kramer and her two children's books that she wrote.

UA student publishes children’s book series at 11

Shelby Thomas
January 9, 2013
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