Last summer, Kym Adair traded in her power high heels and business suits for red converse and athletic apparel -- a career decision that was a zig instead of a zag, as she put it. But don’t be confused, as the latter clothing attire Adair now wears allows her to fulfill what she calls her “dream job” and places her in historic company. Read more
Francisco Olea, a third year student at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, is among five members of the Pascua Yaqui tribe in the running to become the next CEO of Casino Del Sol as a part of the Executive Succession Program. Read more
The University of Arizona is now facing two federal Title IX lawsuits alleging that the administration acted with “deliberate indifference” toward reports of abuse by former Arizona running back Orlando Bradford. Read more
The Tucson Gem, Mineral, and Fossil Showcase kicked off Jan. 27, and individuals from both near and far have attended shows at over 40 locations around the city of Tucson promising "a world of international gem and mineral training, collecting, and treasure hunting." Read more
Sun Tran began the new year with an increase in the cost of transit for their buses, shuttles and the streetcar. This is the second part of a fare change plan that began in 2017. Read more
A year after millions of individuals marched in solidarity with women’s rights, Tucson community members gathered Saturday, Jan. 20 for a vigil to promote kindness and love. Read more
This Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, hordes of Tucson residents came out to march to honor the life and legacy of the prolific civil rights activist. An annual tradition, this year marked Tucson’s 33rd Martin Luther King Jr. Day March. Read more
Forbes Magazine ranks David and Charles Koch each as one of the country’s top ten richest people. Their business, Koch Industries, is the second largest private company in the US. The family's net worth was $82 billion in 2016. Read more
After years of being in development, the City of Tucson's new bike share program, Tugo, finally began November 17, 2017. Read more
These are the circumstances students in the Basic Trial Advocacy Class at the James E. Rogers College of Law had to work with during their mock trials on Saturday Nov. 18. The trials, based on a real murder case, were held downtown at the Pima County Justice Courts and were presided over by actual sitting judges who volunteered their time. Read more
Protestors gathered in Tucson on Nov. 18 to voice their opposition to Steve Bannon, executive chair of Breitbart News and former director of Biosphere 2, who received the Brian Terry Courage in Journalism and Reporting Award. Read more
The Trans Day of Remembrance was held yesterday evening in front of the fountain at Old main. Members of the Tucson Transgender community, as well as allies, gathered to honor and mourn over the past year’s murders of transgender people. Read more
