Food For All brings sustainable eating to the table
A “Cooking on Campus” class on sustainable practices will be offered at the Student Recreation Center for the first time this Thursday. Full story
Scott & Co. might be Tucson's best-kept secret
The speakeasy era is back — in spirit, at least. Nestled on the narrow street of Scott Avenue downtown, Scott & Co. is a bar reminiscent of the 1920s hideaways frequented by gangsters during the Prohibition era. Scott & Co. doesn’t have any elaborate signage directing patrons to the place, just a sturdy wooden door. Full story
Reflect on the good and bad in your day-to-day with Life Ticker
While many people set goals to live healthier lifestyles and exercise regularly, sometimes busy schedules cause them to shift their focus more toward a mentality of “eat, breathe and stay alive.” Life Ticker, created by Vanguard, is a personalized database that allows you to examine your life via social media, broadcasting this information in a way that prompts reflection and reevaluation. Full story
Get your antioxidants with this beginner's guide to tea
Tea is revered for its tremendous health benefits as well as its calming effects. If you aren’t a tea drinker yet, this is one habit you’ll want to pick up. Full story
52 years later, The Shelter is the perfect dive off the beaten path
Patrons sip cocktails in an atmosphere brimming with a Cold War feel. Lights in deep hues of red, blue and green create a low-lit atmosphere. Full story
Fourth Avenue Street Fair unleashes good art, entertain, food and drink upon Tucson
Tucson’s Fourth Avenue has a penchant for all things eccentric, artsy and even abnormal, and twice a year, things get even quirkier than usual. Full story
Friends in town for Spring Break? Check these spots out
With year-round clear skies, pool parties and sun-kissed skin, there’s no doubt we go to school in paradise. Full story
Tucson Village Farm keeps it fun and fresh
A big red barn, smiling children with dirt under their nails and a whole lot of vegetables — this is the Tucson Village Farm. Full story
Shield yourself from the sun over spring break
People have worshipped the sun for thousands of years. Neolithic cultures, Aztec civilizations and Panhellenic organizations have all paid homage to the solar deity. Full story
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