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Evan Laughlin, president of the Psychedelic Radar student newsletter at the University of Arizona. (Courtesy of Evan Laughlin)

Student newsletter seeks to reshape stigma around medicinal psychedelic use

Vic Verbalaitis from El Inde Arizona
April 20, 2023
No, you can't catch up on lost sleep, but that doesn't mean UA students won't try, including these students lounging on a Monday morning on the grass near the Student Union Memorial Center during the spring 2023 semester. (Photo by Skylar Zannini, El Inde Arizona)

All you need is love … and sleep, according to UA researchers

Skylar Zannini from El Inde Arizona
March 30, 2023
COMIC: Mental Health Matters

COMIC: Mental Health Matters

Mary Ann Vagnerova
March 14, 2023
The University Religious Council hosted a day of "memory, healing and hope" to memorialize the lives of Arizonans lost to COVID-19 on March 23, 2022, on the University of Arizona Mall in Tucson, Ariz. There were 2,800 flags placed on the lawn, some with handwritten messages, with each flag representing 10 Arizonan lives lost to the virus.

Experts explain the lingering effects of the pandemic on mental health

Erika Howlett
March 14, 2023
Students dealing with trauma may often feel isolated or alone, but there are plenty of resources offered both on campus and within the community that can help students find the support they need.

The impact of trauma on campus: How students are affected, what they can do to begin to heal

Danielle Hartshorn
March 14, 2023
An audience watches a speech given at Centennial Hall on the University of Arizona campus. 

UA College of Science to debunk common science myths in new public lecture series

Danielle Hartshorn
February 4, 2023
(Photo courtesy of the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television)

UA student films to screen at Fox Tucson Theatre for first time since 2019

Emma C. Flood from El Inde Arizona
May 6, 2022
The entrance to Counseling and Psych Services at Campus Health on Oct. 4 at the Highland Commons building. CAPS is located on the third floor of the building.

OPINION: Recognizing stress on campus

Julianna Strano
March 31, 2022
After a year and a half of waiting, graduates of the class of 2020 gathered for an in-person commencement ceremony on the University of Arizona Mall on Nov. 5. The ceremony was held during Homecoming Weekend this year after the original ceremony in May 2020 was canceled as the pandemic raged. 

OPINION: Live in the moment

Julianna Strano
March 22, 2022
COMIC: Birdseed's 31st episode

COMIC: Birdseed’s 31st episode

John Konrad
December 17, 2021
The entrance to Counseling and Psych Services at Campus Health on Oct. 4 at the Highland Commons building. CAPS is located on the third floor of the building.

A penny for your thoughts

Trinity Clark
October 26, 2021
Alma Tejeda Padron, a UA Ph.D. student, dedicated herself to her education. Originally a student at the Autonomous University of Yucatan, Tejeda Padron is now a graduate student in the UA's Department of Psychology. 

From Merida to Tucson, UA PhD student Alma Tejeda Padron never wants to stop learning

Sofia Revilak
January 24, 2021
Spin classes can offer many health benefits for participants including weight loss and muscle strengthening. Doing exercise for you and not for society is a mindset we all must change.

OPINION: New Year’s resolutions stemming from toxic diet culture have to end

Aidan Rhodes
January 19, 2021
Made to order example cakes on display at Safeway in Tucson, Arizona. Safeway’s bakery has cakes ready to purchase and made to order.

Study suggests a high-calorie dessert at the start of a meal might lead to healthier choices later

Jake Toole
March 30, 2019
"Puppy athletes get fouled for ""unnecessary ruff ruff ruffness"" on the practice field at CityScape Phoenix and the Puppy Bowl Cafe on Thursday. New research aims to understand why humans can be content with the deaths of animals often considered cute.

Memento mori: Reminders of death increase willingness to harm animals

Nicole Morin
May 2, 2017
The original Apollo 13 prime crew. From left to right are: Commander, James A. Lovell, Command Module pilot, Thomas K. Mattingly and Lunar Module pilot, Fred W. Haise. On the table in front of them are from left to right, a model of a sextant, the Apollo 13 insignia, and a model of an astrolabe. The sextant and astrolabe are two ancient forms of navigation.Command Module pilot Thomas "Ken" Mattingly was exposed to German measles prior to his mission and was replaced by his backup, Command Module pilot, John L."Jack" Swigert Jr.

Today in science history: Mind control and satellites

Logan Nagel
April 12, 2017
Leucemia mieloide cronica (LMC)

Last week in science: Extraterrestrial atmosphere and super steel

Nicole Morin
April 9, 2017
John J.B. Allen, distinguished professor of psychology, is an expert on mood and anxiety disorders. According to Allen, six percent of college students display the symptoms of mental disorders.

Late-semester blues: Mental health experts talk student wellness

Serena Conde
April 7, 2017
John J.B. Allen, distinguished professor of psychology, is an expert on mood and anxiety disorders. According to Allen, six percent of college students display the symptoms of mental disorders.

Spring Fling psychology: The call of the crowd

Hannah Dahl
April 7, 2017
Toddlers and dogs have similar amounts of emotional intelligence. A toddler kisses a dog on the head. New research indicates toddlers and dogs have similar amounts of emotional intelligence.

Dogs and toddlers possess similar emotional intelligence

Nicole Morin
March 24, 2017
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