The University of Arizona Special Collections Library is known for its access to unique materials that have given Tucson residents an opportunity to explore both the culture and history of the city. “1968 in America”, curated by associate librarian Bob Diaz, is the newest exhibit in the Special Collections Library, which opened Sept. 4 and is available through Dec. 7. Read more
Criminal charges against former University of Arizona Dean of Pharmacy, Jessie Lyle Bootman, were dropped Oct. 4. According to the released indictment, Bootman faced potential charges of sexual assault, sexual abuse and aggravated assault. Bootman remains on University of Arizona paid leave after being removed from his position as dean. He has been banned from campus. Read more
With its newly incorporated route on 12th Avenue., Cyclovia made itself known in the City of South Tucson this homecoming weekend. Residents and local businesses embraced the event with a warm welcome and great optimism. Read more
The tour, which runs between Sept. 12 to Oct. 30 and visits 25 cities, asks people to share their stories and how they think they can better relate to those on the opposite side of the political spectrum. Read more
Tucson’s Living Streets Alliance organization will be hosting their second Cyclovia event of the year. The route is a little different this season, running south into the City of South Tucson. Read more
Woops! has pledged to donate $1 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation for each box sold throughout the weekend. This nonprofit organization is committed to the prevention and treatment of breast cancer worldwide. Read more
A mother watched her daughter get hit by a car during Family Weekend last year on Oct. 14, 2016. Read more
As students approach the halfway mark of the semester, the stress of balancing academics, work and a social life can become overwhelming. Read more
