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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
COMIC: Creature Comforts #38

COMIC: Creature Comforts #38

Mary Ann Vagnerova
March 9, 2023
The Arizona baseball team huddles before a scrimmage against Pima Community College on Oct. 15 at Hi Corbett Field. The Wildcats would go on to win the game 5-0.

Arizona baseball to take part in the MLB Desert Invitational

Cole Johnson
February 18, 2023
COMIC: Creature Comforts #36

COMIC: Creature Comforts #36

Mary Ann Vagnerova
February 13, 2023
COMIC: The College Cowboy #21

COMIC: The College Cowboy #21

Mary Ann Vagnerova
November 6, 2022
Victoria Howard is an ecology, evolutionary biology, and natural resources sophomore.

Researchers hope to combat spread of invasive species of grass

Randall Eck
September 18, 2018
The Tucson monsoon creates clouds behind the barrel cactus before starting the rain. The cactus and other desert plant life rely on the rains for their water needs.

Desert Living 101 — hints and tips for living in the desert

Nagisa Tsukada
July 17, 2018
A lichen-covered stone on Sept. 15, 2007. Desert lichens are important to temperature regulation and have come under threat due to climate change. 

Desert microorganisms, weather endangered by climate change

Nicole Morin
April 14, 2017
Endangered pupfish given a new home

Endangered pupfish given a new home

Marissa Heffernan
March 26, 2017
A view of the Sahara Desert on Jan. 19, 2010. Thousands of years ago, the Sahara was green and verdant.

UA Earth scientists answer questions about an ancient, green Sahara

Chandler Donald
February 4, 2017

UA CLIMAS initiative helps Hopi Tribe address drought devastation

Victor Garcia
January 17, 2017
The sun sets behind saguaro cacti on the Richard E. Gender Starr Pass Trailhead on Friday, Oct. 21. The trail is covered with an abundance of native Arizonan plant life.

More than just views: Here’s what to expect when trekking on the trails of Tucson

Sarah Briggs
October 25, 2016
Cactus fruits in the Joseph Wood Krutch Cactus Garden on the Mall on Thursday, Oct. 13.

The saguaro cactus: A true gem of the desert

Sarah Briggs
October 22, 2016

Monsoon season is ending and the desert is changing

Kaitlyn Fletcher
September 15, 2015
Arizona track and field coach Fred Harvey claps during Arizona's third-place finish in the Jim Click Shootout at Roy P. Drachman Stadium on April 11. Harvey and the Wildcats head to Tempe for a Duel in the Desert matchup with ASU.

Track and field set for rivalry Duel in the Desert with ASU

Brandon James
May 1, 2015
Eric Magrane, a research assistant at the UA’s Institute of the Environment, and Miss Marple, a ringtail and the state mammal, will participate in a reading of his poetic works at Antigone Books on Friday. Magrane said he enjoys creating poetry that focuses on the environment as a way to inform people; a Q&A session will take place after Magrane’s reading.

Magrane-Marple a science-poetry team

Ivana Goldtooth
May 1, 2015

Get up close and personal with desert wildlife

Victoria Teplitz
March 13, 2015
Courtesy of J.A. Jance

UA alum author writes the desert

Ivana Goldtooth
March 10, 2015
A dead fish lays in the dried up High School Wash on Warren Avenue on Tuesday. The Institute on Science for Global Policy partners with Tucson Working Group to discuss climate change, awareness and how people in the Southwest can live with less water.

Students learn to live with less water

Zayro Jimenez
February 18, 2015
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