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If you know the University of Arizona, you probably already know that Old Main is the heart and soul of campus. But here’s some facts about this historic building you may not know. Video by Jasmine Demers, Vanessa Ontiveros, Beau Leone and David Skinner Music Credit: Bensound Creative Minds

UA Minute in History: Old Main

Vanessa Ontiveros, David Skinner, Jasmine Demers, and Beau Leone
January 29, 2019
Video by Eddie Celaya, Corey Arnold and Leia Linn Music Credit: Purple Planet Lurking Fear

UA Minute in History: Graham-Greenlee Residence Hall

Eddie Celaya
January 22, 2019
You may spend a lot of time watching games in McKale Center, but how much do you really know about its history? Find out with Daily Wildcat Investigative Editor Alana Minkler in this UA Minute in History. Video by Alec White, Nicholas Trujillo and Alana Minkler Music Credit: Bensound Summer

UA Minute in History: McKale Center

Alec White, Alana Minkler, and Nick Trujillo
January 15, 2019
Have you ever ventured towards the Marroney Theatre and glanced at the ten bronze chairs that sit along the Path of Excellence? Who built them and why? Find out with Arts & Life Editor Pascal Albright in this UA Minute in History. Video by Pascal Albright, Marissa Heffernan and Amy Bailey Music Credit: Purple Planet Successful Motivation

UA Minute in History: Front Row Center

Pascal Albright, Marissa Heffernan, and Amy Bailey
January 15, 2019
Did you know the garden in the middle of the Mall is as old as the University of Arizona itself? Find out more about the Joseph Wood Krutch Garden in this UA Minute in History. Video by Marissa Heffernan Music Credit: Paradise Vibe -- Purple Planet Music

UA Minute in History: Joseph Wood Krutch Garden

Marissa Heffernan and Jasmine Demers
November 11, 2018
Ever wonder how old trees can get? Did you know theres a tree on campus thats over 2,000 years old and weighs more than 4,000 pounds? Find out more about trees and the lab that studies them in this UA Minute in History Video by Marissa Heffernan Music Credit: Swaying Daisies, Purple Planet Music

UA Minute in History: The Laboratory of Tree Ring Research

Pascal Albright and Marissa Heffernan
October 15, 2018
Whats the story behind the design of ENR2? Find out with Editor in Chief Jasmine Demers in this UA Minute in History. Video by Marissa Heffernan and Priya Jandu Music Credit: Swaying Daisies, Purple Planet Music

UA Minute in History: ENR2

Marissa Heffernan, Jasmine Demers, and Priya Jandu
October 5, 2018
How did a scientist, the University of Arizonas first student and a wealthy widow help make the UA a top name in astronomy? Find the answers with Investigative Editor Jamie Verwys in this UA Minute in History. Video by Marissa Heffernan Photo Credit: UA Special Collections

UA Minute in History: Steward Observatory

Jamie Verwys
April 18, 2018
Who were Two-Tooth Gertie and Dimond Lill, and what do they have to do with the haunting of Maricopa Hall? Find the answers with Investigative Editor Jamie Verwys in this UA Minute in History.

UA Minute in History: Maricopa Hall Curse

Jamie Verwys
April 4, 2018
Why are there 13 spouts on the Berger Memorial Fountain in front of Old Main? Who was Alexander Berger, and why did he donate the fountain? Find the answers with Investigative Editor Jamie Verwys in this Minute in History.

Minute in History: Berger Memorial Fountain

Jamie Verwys
March 28, 2018
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The Arizona Daily Wildcat is the award-winning, student-managed and -produced news outlet serving the University of Arizona and greater Tucson since 1899.
The Daily Wildcat publishes daily at DailyWildcat.com, and regularly distributes its nationally-recognized print newspaper across the UA campus and neighboring communities.
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