Subscribe to our newsletter!
The Student News Site of University of Arizona

The Daily Wildcat
64° Tucson, AZ
Advertisement
Advertisement

The Daily Wildcat

The Daily Wildcat
A flyer with information about the Be Smoke Free study.

UA study offers a free 6-step process to quit nicotine — on your phone

Elli Deibert
May 8, 2023
Cafe Maggie is a local Fourth Avenue coffee shop open daily 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The menu features many vegan options and offers a comfortable place to study.  

Five close-to-campus coffee spots for studious UA students

Andrea Campos
April 6, 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
A recent study by University of Arizona medical students and affiliates revealed a correlation between sleep patterns and suicidal thoughts and attempts.

Save your life, get a good night’s sleep

Annabel Lecky
February 9, 2023
COMIC: The College Cowboy #26

COMIC: The College Cowboy #26

Mary Ann Vagnerova
December 2, 2022
Students studying in the UA Main Library.

Struggling with registration? Take a look at these unique gen-ed courses

Erika Howlett
April 11, 2022
(Courtesy of Kristy Clairmont)

From classroom to courtroom

Kristijan Barnjak
January 23, 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.

A penny for your thoughts

Trinity Clark
October 26, 2021
A flyer calling for individuals to participate in the jet lag study.

Researchers seek participants for jet lag study with $500 compensation

Sohi Kang
September 23, 2021
Researchers around the world are working on vaccines for the COVID-19 pandemic. Previously, experts estimated that it would take 12-18 months at the earliest to create a vaccine for the pandemic. Courtesy of FDA.

Students earn $1K by participating in this COVID-19 study

Jillian Bartsch
September 3, 2021
An overview of the 9-acre Student Success District — set to be completed by spring 2022 — that shows the Main Library, the new Bartlett Academic Success Center, Bear Down Gym, and the Albert B. Weaver Science-Engineering Library. The district is meant to be a centralized location for all things academic support. (Courtesy Kenya Johnson)

The Student Success District: Campus’s newest addition

Sam Burdette
July 29, 2021
Cars line up on the University Mall east of Cherry with passengers awaiting their COVID-19 vaccination on Friday, Feb. 12.

UA seeking student participants in national COVID-19 post-vaccine study

Elvia Verdugo
May 5, 2021
UA professor Frank Gonzalez recently conducted a study on how brain activity in certain areas increases when politicians deviate from party platforms. Photo Courtesy: the School of Government and Public Policy.

Brain activity increases when politicians are inconsistent with party’s platform

Sean Collins
March 26, 2021
UA Health Science researchers recently found an increase in alcohol consumption since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

UA Health Sciences study finds an increase in alcohol use during the pandemic

Noah Cullen
March 25, 2021
COMIC: Birdseed

COMIC: Birdseed

John Konrad
March 3, 2021
Research out of the University of Arizona aims to target food insecurity in Tucson via the use of neighborhood farming. Courtesy: Yinan Zhang 

Could rainwater harvesting and urban agriculture be the solution to Tucson’s food deserts?

Kristijan Barnjak
February 4, 2021
UA College of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture professor Arthur Nelson predicts the future of the housing market and unsellable homes in a 2020 study. Courtesy Arthur Nelson

UA professor predicts “Great Senior Short Sale” will upheave housing market

Kristijan Barnjak
August 31, 2020
University of Arizona Marketing Professor Nooshin Warren co-authored a study looking into the relationship between corporations and social justice activism. Courtesy Nooshin Warren.

UA marketing professor coauthors study on how corporations interact with social justice issues

Jake Toole
July 20, 2020
Christopher Robertson, Professor of Law and Associate Dean for Research and Innovation at the University of Arizona.

UA professor publishes study disproving race, class bias in prosecution

Maggie Rockwell
February 16, 2020
 A recent report lead by two UA researchers found that arrests of immigrants has a negative impact on American communities, citizens ad the economy. The report was published thoguh the UA's Binational Migration Institute.  

Economic report outlines who is impacted by the costs of immigration arrests

Jake Toole
November 11, 2019
Load More Stories
Menu
Activate Search
Home