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Marcos Esparza, a graduate student, faces the crowd to give a speech on Feb. 5 in front of the Administration building. United Campus Workers Arizona protested staff and faculty layoffs amidst the financial crisis.

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs condemns ABOR: ‘Enough needs to be enough’

Sam Parker
February 26, 2024
Robert Robbins and Ron Shoopman speak before University of Arizona students and news networks about tuition on Apr. 2 in Old Main.

UCWAZ calls for Robbins and Rulney to resign

Anna McCarthy
January 29, 2024
The Arizona State Capitol is located at 1700 W Washington St. in Phoenix, Ariz. Republicans control both the state house and senate, while Gov. Katie Hobbs is a democrat.

Gov. Katie Hobbs demands accountability, action from Board of Regents

Sam Parker
January 26, 2024
The Associated Students of the University of Arizona met with Governor Katie Hobbs and members of her staff on Saturday. The groups discussed the extension of SNAP benefits for students facing food insecurity on campus. (Courtesy Alex Ray Sanchez)

ASUA meets with Gov. Katie Hobbs to discuss student mandatory meal plans, extension of SNAP benefits

Kristijan Barnjak
February 27, 2023
At an Arizona women's basketball game, the University of Arizona dedicated the halftime show to the Indigenous people who used to live on this land by having a Native American dance on the court on Nov. 18 in McKale Center. 

OPINION: Governor-elect Hobbs must remember to represent Indigenous communities

Luke Lawson
December 8, 2022
Arizona mail-in ballots come with "I voted" stickers, often designed differently than the ones handed out on Election Day. For the 2022 midterm election, the last day to mail in was Nov. 1, but voters could still hand them in on Election Day at any polling stations. 

Election officials explain why Arizona races have not been called, including 44,000 ‘late early ballots’

JT Thorpe
November 11, 2022
People wait in line to vote for the 2022 midterm election at the First Methodist Church polling station Nov. 8, in Tucson. Many University of Arizona college students chose to vote here due to the close proximity to campus.

Election 2022: Arizona governor still too early to call

JT Thorpe
November 9, 2022
A destroyed campaign sign for Arizona Senate candidate Mark Kelly sits on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson on Thursday, Oct. 20. Young people are expected to be key in determining the 2022 midterm elections. (Photo by Hannah Cree).

UA student voters focused on reproductive issues, gun rights three weeks out from the midterms

Hannah Cree from El Inde Arizona
October 21, 2022
The upcoming Arizona midterm elections are on Nov. 8. The last day to mail in ballots is Nov. 1.

Key political races to watch out for in Arizona’s 2022 midterm election

Sam Parker
October 10, 2022
A sign leaning on a ledge on the UA Mall encourages students to vote. Many of the booths at the 2019 club fair on the Mall stressed the importance of registering to vote on time.

The UA’s student Democrat and Republican clubs agree on importance of midterm elections

Kiara Adams
October 5, 2022
An illustration of the Democratic Party's donkey and the Republican Party's elephant fighting at a poll booth. Image by Farrah Rodriguez. 

OPINION: Vote blue for the 2022 Arizona governor race

Sophie Applin, Noor Haghighi, and Luke Lawson
October 4, 2022
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey speaking during a visit at the University of Arizona's Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering building on April 27, 2017.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey introduces budget for the 2023 fiscal year

Sam Parker
February 5, 2022
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey talks about his background and experience prior to becoming governor during his visit to Dr. Paul Melendez's business ethics class at the Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering building on April 27. Ducey supported several bills during the past legislative session aimed at curbing citizens' influence on Arizona laws.

Gov. Ducey announces more restrictions for Arizona

Jillian Bartsch
June 30, 2020
Courtesy of Governor Doug DuceyArizona Gov. Doug Ducey, left, in Mexico City. The president of the Arizona Medical Association recently wrote a letter to Ducey and The Arizona Republic regarding concerns about the accreditation status of the UA College of Medicine—Phoenix.

Cities and universities disagree over tax exemption in Ducey budget proposal

Randall Eck
April 17, 2017
Hal Montoya-Iljams and Nancy Montoya-Iljams pose for a photo outside of the Modern Languages building on Wednesday, two days before the rally for education they plan to participate in on campus. The mother and son have been working to spread the word about the rally to support public education funding in Arizona.

Public education support rally

Brandi Walker
April 30, 2015
Arizona Board of Regents chairman Mark Killian concludes the meeting on budget cuts in the Grand Ballroom in the Student Union Memorial Center on Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015.

Tuition rates discussed

Ethan McSweeney / Arizona Sonora News Service
April 28, 2015

Column: This land is our land. Don’t sell it.

Ashwin Mehra
April 21, 2015
Sam Fox, CEO and founder of Fox Restaurant Concepts, answers questions at the 2015 UA Executive of the Year Luncheon at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa on Friday. Fox was awarded the Eller College of Management Executive of the Year award.

Sam Fox returns to UA

Chastity Laskey
April 20, 2015

Column: Dumb abortion laws carry lessons

Elizabeth Hannah
April 6, 2015
Detective Esteban Flores of the Mesa Police Department gives an update on the capture of a suspected shooter in Mesa, Ariz., on Wednesday, March 18, 2015. (David Jolkovski/East Valley Tribune/TNS)

Shootings focus of Legislature

Ethan McSweeney / Arizona Sonora News Service
March 24, 2015
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