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Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.

ASUA Notebook 04/19: Senate asks the UA to contribute $3M to keep Sun Link free

Kristijan Barnjak
April 26, 2023
Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.

ASUA Notebook 04/19: Senate asks UA to contribute $3M to keep Sun Link free

Kristijan Barnjak
April 26, 2023
A University of Arizona student bikes toward Old Main on Sept. 21, 2018. The schools offers students, staff and community members several bike services on campus.

Campus highlights: The UA offers affordable, eco-friendly bike services

Raymond Moreno
February 28, 2023
ASUA Student Body President Patrick Robles rides the SunLink with University of Arizona President Dr. Robert C. Robbins for the #WhyIRide campaign. (Photo by Alex Ray Sanchez)

ASUA celebrates free Tucson Sun Link extension, but ‘we’re not exactly at the finish line yet’

Kristijan Barnjak
December 27, 2022
The SunLink stop on Cherry and Second Street, one of several on campus, stands absent of waiting passengers on July 6. 

UA students speak out for free transit at Tucson City Council meeting

Sean Meixner
September 14, 2022
A Sun Link streetcar on Fourth Avenue.                             

Five local shops to visit only a Sun Link ride away from campus

AJ “Stash” Castillo
July 15, 2022
UA students head out of the bustling Sixth Street Garage on Tuesday, Oct. 5. This is one of seven garages on campus. 

Parking and transportation on campus: What you need to know

Tatyana Johnson
July 15, 2022
Sunlight shines through the streetcar window onto a SunLink operator at the stop on Cherry and Second Street on July 6. 

Tucson Sun Link streetcar will remain free through end of 2022

Kristijan Barnjak
July 14, 2022
A Sun Tran bus leaves the Tohono Tadai Transit Center on Route 10. The route goes from La Canada Drive to Sixth Street and Stone Avenue. 

Sun Tran and other public transportation lift mask mandate

Jeremiah Ludwig
April 22, 2022
Boxes of food line the inside of the CatTran at the "Stuff the CatTran" event put on by Campus Pantry at the UA Mall on April 13. The CatTran still had lots of food to be sorted through before it would be delivered to the food bank.

“Stuff the CatTran”: One of many UA community initiatives aimed at addressing food insecurity on campus

Sam Parker
April 20, 2022
A passenger walks onto a Sun Link streetcar at the University Boulevard Sun Link stop on Friday, Sep 24.  The Sun Link has been fare-free as part of COVID-19 safety precautions but fares may resume in the new year depending on decisions made by city officials.  

OPINION: A love letter to Sun Link

Maggie Landon
October 6, 2021
A Sun Link streetcar pulls in into the University Boulevard and Tyndall Avenue sun link stop on Friday, Sep 24. The Sun Link has been fare-free as part of COVID-19 safety precautions but fares may resume in the new year depending on decisions made by city officials. 

Will the Sun Link streetcar stay free through the new year?

Susan Barnett
September 22, 2021
A westbound SunLink tram is stopped at the Main Gate Square station on University Blvd. on Friday, July 20, 2018.

TOPIC OF THE WEEK: Campus etiquette, transportation options and internship opportunities 101

Pascal Albright, Sam Burdette, and Selena Kuikahi
July 29, 2020
New app that allows college students to rent cars from each other.

Car rental app designed for college students hits the market

Marquies White
August 30, 2018

Community Chatter: UA students and staff weigh in on the wheel board

Alex Angeles
October 5, 2015
Courtesy of Kathleen Kitagawa A four-day town hall took place at Casino Del Sol Resort, where citizens discussed the issue of state transportation. Conversation regarding the issue ranged from transportation funding to the potholes that plague the city of Tucson.

Road conditions, infrastructure discussed at AZ public forum

Amber White
April 23, 2015
Criminal justice freshman Zach Herndon, left, and business administration freshman Jared Kleinberg, right, study for upcoming exams in their home on Wednesday.

Freshman guide to the end of spring semester

Victoria Pereira
March 27, 2015

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