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Protestors picketing with signs that say various phrases like "abort the Supreme Court" and "my body my choice" outside of the Evo A. DeConcini U.S. Courthouse on Friday, June 24, in Tucson, Arizona. The protest was in response to the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade earlier that same day. 

Tucsonans protest the overturning of Roe v. Wade: ‘We are going to keep on fighting’

JT Thorpe
June 25, 2022
A woman in the crowd raises a fist in solidarity with Betsy Boggia, who speaks at the rally for legal abortion on May 14 in Armory Park in Tucson, Arizona. Boggia says that voter registration has spiked since the Supreme Court leak, but with many bills around the nation seeking to restrict voting rights, she is asking people to sign a petition to put the Arizona Fair Elections Act on the ballot.

Elected officials and thousands more call for national action at pro-choice rally

Capri Fain
May 19, 2022
Pavlo Krokhmal, University of Arizona professor of systems and industrial engineering, speaks at the peace rally in Old Main on March 29. Krokhmal is from Kyiv, Ukraine, and shared his perspective on the Russia-Ukraine war.

Ukrainian-American University of Arizona professor calls for broader context in discussing ongoing war

Jeremiah Ludwig
March 30, 2022
Fast-food work is a great way to provide for yourself and your family.  "In-N-Out" by Chris Hunkler/Creative Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0). 

OPINION: Fast food workers do not deserve shaming

Sean Fagan
March 7, 2021
As the obesity crisis in America gets complicated by COVID-19, we examine fast food's place in this epidemic.  "Veggie burger and fries"  by  barnimages.com/Creative Commons ( CC BY 2.0 )

OPINION: Understanding the obesity epidemic

Andrea Moreno
December 11, 2020
 The remains of a migrant found in Brooks County, Texas. Photo Courtesy Jeff Bemiss

‘Missing in Brooks County’ provides a nuanced window into the humanitarian crisis at the United States border

Allison Fagan
December 1, 2020
COVID-19 cases that have required hospitalization from the beginning of the pandemic to Nov. 18, 2020. Source: The COVID Tracking Project by The Atlantic

OPINION: Stop saying ‘third wave,’ we never got through the first one

Lauren Borelli
November 19, 2020
Michelle Paulene Abeyta poses with a voting sticker after casting her ballot. Courtesy Michelle Paulene Abeyta

UA students reflect on the voting process and post-election sentiment

Madison Beveridge
November 16, 2020
President Donald Trump speaks with supporters at a campaign rally at the Prescott Valley Event Center in Prescott Valley, Arizona. George Skidmore (CC BY-SA 2.0)

OPINION: America, you have the chance to vote out a dictator. Don’t squander it.

Aidan Rhodes
October 14, 2020
The United States Capitol building as the sun starts to rise and attendees file in before the inauguration of President Donald Trump, in Washington D.C. on Jan. 20. Trump and the GOP-controlled Congress have tried to pass health care and education bills in the first 100 days of the new administration.

OPINION: People living in territories under the jurisdiction of the U.S. deserve constitutional rights

Lauren Borelli
October 14, 2020
Confederate monument map of Arizona. (Illustrated by Katie Beauford)

Monuments to the confederacy stand in Arizona

Katie Beauford
July 12, 2020
A sign advertising flu shots was placed in front of the University Services Building. This year, Campus Health has surpassed the number of flu shots given out last year.

OPINION: How do you like your healthcare?

Danielle Morris
February 15, 2019
Flag of Venezuela

Venezuela’s voice must be heard

Alec Scott
February 5, 2019
A sign reading "Visit Nogales" sits high up in the hills of Nogales, Sonora. David Pujol visited this city often during his childhood.

A look at the life of a UA student living near the U.S.-Mexico border

David Pujol
June 28, 2017

Privatized prisons indicate corrupt system

Tanner Jean-Louis
July 16, 2015

Cuban-American relations entail consumer ethics

Greg Castro
July 8, 2015

Confederate flag burns hearts of Americans

Tanner Jean-Louis
June 24, 2015

Column: US has right not to endorse Confederacy

Jacob Winkelman
March 31, 2015

Column: Americans speak Arabic; get over it

Maddy Bynes
March 30, 2015

Column: American colleges need to be free

Martin Forstrom
March 25, 2015
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