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A historic Tucson home in the process of being moved out of the lot on the corner of Euclid and Speedway on Sept. 4. The home is being moved out to make room for future student housing.

Five Tucson Historic Homes roll down Speedway for a second chance

Sophia Hammer
October 9, 2024
A memorial is set up for Minhaj Jamshidi at the volleyball court outside of Arizona Sonora Hall on Sept. 26. Jamshidi was shot on Sept. 22 while playing volleyball.

Students impacted by UA shootings

Gracie Kayko, Arizona Sonoran News
October 3, 2024
City officials cleared a portion of Tucson's largest homeless encampment on the morning of Thursday, May 23. The cleared zone of 100 Acre-Wood was closed for PFAS chemical testing.

Tucson’s largest homeless encampment partially cleared out

Sophia Hammer
June 7, 2024
Members of MycoCats pose in front of a natural preserve sign.

The UA’s MycoCats club offers nature exploration with a focus on mushrooms and more

Samuel Ellis
June 20, 2023
The farmers market held every Thursday on the stretch of dirt located near Mercado San Agustín and the MSA Annex hosts various community based vendors. 

A Sun Link ride away: Farmer’s market offers local and affordable food for students

Sohi Kang from El Inde Arizona and Sohi Kang
April 29, 2023
 A house stands on the corner in Barrio Viejo, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Tucson.

Barrio barriers: How ZIP codes determine the level of access to basic social determinants of health

Kanishka Chinnaraj
April 24, 2023
After the University of Arizona's student-run College Republicans United club invited the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform to hold an anti-abortion demonstration on campus for two consecutive days, a counter-protest formed on the second day, drawing in nearly a hundred students and community members on Thursday, April 13. The counter-protest primarily centered around pro-choice beliefs, but many were also there to protest the anti-abortion group's choice of displaying large graphic images on the UA Mall depicting blood and dead people, including lynchings and photos from the Holocaust in order to equate them with abortion.

Some students, community members outraged over graphic anti-abortion display at the University of Arizona

Kiara Adams, Kate Ewing, and Erika Howlett
April 18, 2023
AZ AANHPI Students for Equity hosted a painting night in honor of APIDA Heritage Month on Wednesday, April 12. Students were invited to create art inspired by elements of their own culture.

UA celebrates APIDA Heritage Month

Erika Howlett
April 17, 2023
Campus Frogs tries to help people feel more connected to the University of Arizona community. The anonymous group hides felt frogs in various locations around campus, each with names and unique personalities. (Photo courtesy of Campus Frogs.) 

Campus highlights: Crafting group ‘Campus Frogs’ leaves plushie frogs to uplift UA community spirits

Tereza Rascon
April 16, 2023
Local group Survivor Shield hosted an art market on Saturday, April 1, the proceeds of which were donated to survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence.

Local group Survivor Shield hosts market to support survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence

Cole Fields
April 15, 2023
The UA's branch of Flying Samaritans gives students the opportunity to expand their linguistic and medical skills while also helping underserved communities. The group travels to Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico every month and provides free dental and medical care to people in the area. (Courtesy Flying Samaritans)

UA ‘Flying Samaritans’ make an impact on both sides of the border

Erika Howlett
March 31, 2023
Revolta Art, also known as Monique Laraway’s prints, will be available at the BICAS Art Mart on March 26. Laraway takes inspiration from their passion for bicycles and nature to create pieces. (Courtesy of Revolta Art)

BICAS’s annual Art Mart promotes local artists and bicycle accessibility

Ella McCarville
March 25, 2023
Zo Carroll, president of the Tucson Swing Dance Club, dances with his partner in the group's studio on Feb. 16. (Photo by Joseph Flores, El Inde Arizona)

Tucson Swing Dance Club looks to recruit UA students

Joseph Flores from El Inde Arizona
March 15, 2023
A past group of Global Ambassadors and members of the Buddy Program took a trip to the Buckelew Farms Pumpkin Patch. (Courtesy of International Student Services)

UA Global Ambassadors offer international students support and extracurriculars

Sara Calosso
February 15, 2023
A set of stationary bikes sit in a mirrored room at the North Rec located next to the Honors Village on a Wednesday afternoon. 

Campus highlights: UA fitness pass expands campus rec experience for students, community

Taylor Dykstra
February 15, 2023
Rendering of Comida Park. (Photo courtesy of Patty Beyers.) 

Attention fans of food trucks: Tucson’s Comida Park is the new place to be

AJ “Stash” Castillo
February 9, 2023
The 15th annual Gem and Jam Festival took place over the weekend of Feb 3-5 at the Pima County Fairgrounds. The music festival and gem show fetured over 100 performers and visiters from all over the world. 

Live music and relaxation: A look into the 15th annual Gem & Jam Festival

Maayan Cohen
February 8, 2023
Student members of UAZ Divest attend a rally held on the UA Mall on Sept. 23, 2022. The group’s primary goal is getting the University of Arizona to “align the university’s endowment with mission-driven investments to combat the climate crisis.” (Courtesy Rick Rappaport)

UAZ Divest hopes to establish connections with campus and surrounding community this spring

Sam Parker
February 8, 2023
Freshman Hona Vaioleti gives his talk entitled "A Life Between Cultures" to an audience at the TEDxUArizona event held in Centennial Hall on Jan. 31. (Courtesy Misha Harrison)

UA students share their thoughts on TEDxUArizona

Kristijan Barnjak
February 3, 2023
Visitors of the 22nd Street Mineral, Fossil & Gem Show walk through a venue tent on Jan. 29. Tucson is experiencing a rebound in its tourism as of late resulting in crowds such as these. 

Tourism in Tucson rebounds after pandemic

Kiara Adams
January 29, 2023
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