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Hundreds of students know what it’s like to place an order on Tapingo, but not many know what happens between that moment and the moment when the food arrives at their doors. That’s where Tapingo couriers kick in to gear.
For families with children too short to ride carnival rides, Spring Fling’s Kids Korner provides a special space featuring games and activities perfect for the little ones.
Spring fling yourself onto this golf cart
The University of Arizona Gem and Mineral Museum will be moving up in the world, from the basement of the Flandrau Science Center to the historic Pima County Courthouse, after a lease between Pima County and the UA was approved by the Arizona Board of Regents on April 5.
The Arizona Board of Regents concluded their meeting on Friday, April 6 by amending head men’s basketball coach Sean Miller’s contract, clarifying personal safety devices for students and appointing new regent professors from UA.
David D. Breshears was appointed a regents' professor in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at the recent meeting of the Arizona Board of Regents on April 6.
Stealing Home
While many people only dream of having their houses filled with adorable animals, freshman education and pre-business student Brennen Feder turned that dream into a reality.
No-go on the pinot
All roads lead to Chaco Canyon, and one day, they may lead straight to the World Trade Organization. This was the idea behind the All Roads Lead to Chaco Canyon conference, the first conference to focus specifically on the possibility of native nations engaging in international trade.
Ups and Downs
An Apache-Santa Cruz resident met with UAPD officers again on March 1 after an investigation into a previous incident led to the discovery of further scandals, including a stolen piñata.
With the national spotlight firmly pointed on the harassment female employees endure in the workplace, a new study reveals that women report a higher level of workplace incivility from other women than from men.
This is not a drill
What a Dive
They invented the trick play, revolutionized the forward pass and pioneered strategy over strength. Historians call them “the team that invented football.” So why don’t more people talk about the Carlisle Indian School football team?
Science City is returning to the Tucson Festival of Books to show the public that what our elementary teachers told us is true: we are all scientists.
Frat House of Horrors
The rice of the future may be in our bowls sooner than we think.
Who’s There?
