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The James E. Rogers College of Law, located on E Speedway Boulevard, was founded in 1915. The College of Law was the first law school that opened in Arizona.

UPDATED: UA law classes canceled last minute for the day

Kristijan Barnjak
April 10, 2023
Students studying in the UA Main Library.

Struggling with registration? Take a look at these unique gen-ed courses

Erika Howlett
April 11, 2022
Having a solid morning routine can set the rest of your day up for success.

OPINION: Set yourself up for success with a consistent morning routine

Julianna Strano
November 16, 2021
COMIC: Paleo University's fifth episode

COMIC: Paleo University’s fifth episode

Jamelle Texeria
November 9, 2021
Finals leave us exhausted, sad, confused and sometimes feeling like the world is burning down around us. Cumulative finals are even worse, even is science says they're better.

OPINION: Finals are objectively awful. Cumulative finals are (not objectively) more awful

Amanda Betz
May 5, 2021
Courtesy of Jane Hunter Students learn about human genomes in the Collaborative Learning Space classroom in the Science-Engineering Library on Nov. 5, 2014. After more than a year away, students are finally looking forward to a return to fully in-person classes in the fall 2021 semester.

OPINION: Online school was hard. Going back will be just as challenging.

Amanda Betz
April 17, 2021
If we can use notes in real jobs, why can't we use them during exams in college? Photo: "Pencil N' Paper" by quacktaculous/Creative Commons (CC BY 2.0) 

OPINION: If you can use your notes, why can’t I?

Sean Fagan
February 14, 2021
 English senior Jenny Aranda peruses through her class’ D2L page during a quiet day at the UA Main Library. UA Online degree programs allow distance learners to complete a program without ever setting foot on campus.

OPINION: More work does not equal more learning

Andrea Moreno
October 26, 2020
The inside of Gallagher Theater in the Student Union Memorial Center on April 11, 2019. The theater is also used as a classroom.

OPINION: Why ethnic studies are vital

Geraldine Espinosa
September 20, 2020
An exterior view of the Sonoran Pentapus outside of the College of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture. The sculpture is part of a multi-university study in creating "grid-shell" structures.

Architecture in the time of COVID-19: CAPLA students and faculty adjust to online learning

Katie Beauford
August 31, 2020
A few members of the Daily Wildcat executive board interviewed University of Arizona President Dr. Robert C. Robbins on April 3 about the UA's response to COVID-19 and plans for the future as this pandemic persists. The following is a clip from the Zoom interview specifically covering UA finances.

Interview with UA President Robbins: COVID-19’s impact on financial state of the university

Daily Wildcat
April 14, 2020
Inside of a teal jansport backpack is a wallet, notebook, folder, glasses, car keys, and waterbottle.

Five things every student should have in their bag

Isabella Barron
March 2, 2020
UA salsa club opens the floor for new members

UA salsa club opens the floor for new members

Jamie Donnelly
September 4, 2019
The inside of Gallagher Theater in the Student Union Memorial Center on April 11, 2019. The theater is also used as a classroom.

Program gives Tucson community chance to dive into UA curricular

Nicholas Trujillo
August 21, 2019
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey answers student questions during his visit to Dr. Paul Melendez's business ethics class at the Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering building on April 27. Governor Ducey answered questions on topics ranging from his aspirations in office to his work on balancing the state budget.

OPINION: Lay off the extra classes

Toni Marcheva
March 21, 2019
A painting party hosted by Tipsy Picassos. Tipsy Picassos hosts private parties for groups of ten or more in customers' homes, restaurants and other venues.

Tipsy Picassos changes the game for art classes

Lauren Grifol
June 28, 2017
Nichole Eshleman, left, and Erica Cohen, right, perform defensive maneuvers based around a scenario in which the defender is caught unaware. The UA Rec Center hosts Krav Maga biweekly at the Bear Down weight room.

Students fight back in Krav Maga classes at UA Rec Center

Savanah Modesitt
June 14, 2017
Alissa Neal, a third year grad student in the 3D Extended Media program, shows off her tattoos outside the Art Building on Wednesday, Sept. 28. Neal hopes to express everything she's gone through and wants to go through in life in her tattoos.

Tatted up teachers: Freedom of expression or unprofessional?

Sarah Briggs
October 1, 2016
Courtesy of Moses ThompsonAbby Stoica helps students harvest greens from Manzo Elementary School's garden. The UA Community and School Garden program is part of the UA's 100% Engagement Initiative. 

Hands on teaching outside the classroom

Rofida Khairalla
August 6, 2015
Courtesy of Shelley RodrigoWriting Program Director Susan Miller-Cochran, left, and Online Writing Program Director Shelley Rodrigo, right.

New duo to lead writing program

Sam Gross
July 15, 2015
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