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

The Daily Wildcat
61° Tucson, AZ
Advertisement
Advertisement

The Daily Wildcat

The Daily Wildcat
University of Arizona students soaking in the sun on the first day of spring on campus Monday, March 20. (Photo by Samantha Larned, El Inde Arizona)

What you need to know as temperatures rise in Tucson

Samantha Larned from El Inde Arizona
April 11, 2023
COMIC: Creature Comforts #38

COMIC: Creature Comforts #38

Mary Ann Vagnerova
March 9, 2023
COMIC: Creature Comforts #24

COMIC: Creature Comforts #24

Mary Ann Vagnerova
September 24, 2022
Taken at the top of Main Gate Garage; lightning hitting Tucson, a sign of Monsoon season starting.

OPINION: Three reasons why Tucson is the worst place to be in the summer

Amanda Betz
August 4, 2021
Bush Fire rising from the mountains near the Four Peaks Wilderness in Arizona. On June 15.

Mount Lemmon residents work to support firefighters

Diana Ramos
July 10, 2020
Taken at the top of Main Gate Garage; lightning hitting Tucson, a sign of Monsoon season starting.

Missing Monsoons? Maybe not, when all variables considered

Mikayla Kaber
September 7, 2019
This portable dust generator was designed here in the University of Arizona. The main goal for the generator is to predict the probability of dust storms forming in a certain areas.

New tool could help predict dust storms

Sadie Cruz
June 14, 2019
GOES-16 captured this geocolor image of Tropical Storm Harvey in the Gulf of Mexico on Aug. 24. UA researchers said their predictions for the 2017 hurricane season have been accurate so far.

Seasonal hurricane predications on point

Nicole Morin
September 26, 2017
A lightning bolt illuminates the Tucson night sky during a monsoon thunderstorm on Aug. 11, 2014. A UA research team has undertaken the task of estimating economic impacts of severe weather events.

UA researchers estimate impacts of extreme Tucson weather

Marissa Heffernan
June 5, 2017
Clouds covering the sky over Tucson on Sept. 12, 2016. Patterns of pressure at sea can determine long-term weather trends. 

Climate oscillations give clue of 2017 weather

Nicole Morin
February 18, 2017
The width of the rings within the trunks of trees can tell a story about the climate and the environment. One UA researcher is using this data alongside historical records of shipwrecks to trace hurricane occurances.

Tree rings and shipwrecks paint a portrait of hurricane activity

William Rockwell
October 24, 2016
Rebecca Noble / Arizona Summer WildcatA car drives through several inches of water accumulated on Tyndall Avenue outside of Coronado and Arizona-Sonora Residence Halls on Tuesday, July 28. The lack of proper sewage systems throughout campus streets frequently causes flooding at intersections.

No avoiding Tucson’s monsoon season

Rofida Khairalla
August 6, 2015
Baraha Elkhalil / Arizona Summer WildcatUndeclared junior Anysa Rangel drinks water at Gates Pass on Monday afternoon. Gates Pass is a popular destination to observe the vivid oranges, yellows, pinks and purples of Arizona sunsets. 

Beat the Heat

Matthew Rein
June 10, 2015
Todd Holes (left) and Maricela Rodriguez (right) drink their daily coffee at Sky Bar on Monday. Sky Bar is a solar-powered café during the day.

Solar café by day, Sky Bar by night

Chelsea Cook
March 24, 2015

Column: Planet has no vote, but you do

Trey Ross
March 24, 2015
Courtesy of Mary Robinson Mary Robinson, the former president of Ireland and first female president of the country, will be speaking on campus today. She will be discussing climate justice, climate change and its effects on poorer people.

Irish president speaks on climate

Brandi Walker
March 12, 2015

Facilities Management prepared for cold weather, not worried about snow

Rachel McCluskey
February 21, 2013

Man gets 99 years for role in gang rape

May 4, 2011

“Man dead, woman hurt in police standoff”

May 4, 2011

HPD officer sentenced to 6 years for raping prostitute

Brian Rogers/Houston Chronicle
May 3, 2011
Load More Stories
Menu
Activate Search
Home