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The right to vote is one of the most fundamental rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. With the midterm elections rapidly approaching, registered Arizona voters can learn about the state and federal law to know their rights when they go to the polls this November.
Bear Down Friday kicked off this semester on Aug. 31 to cheer and support the Arizona football team ahead of their first game of the season against Brigham Young University on Sept. 1.
The University of Arizona College of Humanities has announced a new undergraduate degree that is the first of its kind.
“I’m not saying Apple is being evil and deliberately setting out to design phones that injure women by being too big for the average female hand, but that doesn’t mean it’s ok”. This was said by feminist activist Caroline Criado-Perez, a woman who has claimed an iPhone model with a 5.5-inch screen has caused repetitive strain injury. Criado-Perez is not the only woman who thinks this way, there are entire groups of women claiming Apple’s new designs are catered to men. This is in response to Apple’s new iPhone X and X Max having 5.8-inch and 6.5-inch screens respectively. Apple also announced they are discontinuing the iPhone SE with a 4-inch screen.
The University of Arizona Fraternity & Sorority Programs invited award-winning author and lecturer Lawrence Ross to speak on campus about a critical issue that has continued on college campuses: widespread racism.
The University of Arizona jumped to 46th in the public school rankings from the latest U.S. News & World Report best colleges lists, up 14 spots from last year.
A passion for storytelling, food and writing led a University of Arizona alumna to host her own show on the Food Network.
Arizona Stadium will feature five new vendors this upcoming football season.
Last September, the U.S. Department of Education, under Secretary Betsy DeVos, released a new set of Title IX guidelines, replacing requirements put in place by the Obama administration to combat sexual misconduct on college campuses, marking the beginning of the Trump administration’s ongoing efforts to reform Title IX rules.
Jenna Fischer’s book, “The Actor’s Life, A Survival Guide,” talks about the fundamentals on how to make it in show business by providing the highs and lows in her career and guidance. The Daily Wildcat spoke with Fischer about the hardships and rejection she faced for years before making her big break, advice for aspiring actors and her overall journey to becoming an established actor.
A new hands-free ordinance has been implemented in the City of Tucson. A driver can now be pulled over by police in Tucson for using their phones while driving.
Burçin Mutlu-Pakdil is a Turkish astrophysicist that has a passion for science, specifically the study and research of galaxies. The Daily Wildcat talked to her one-on-one about being a TED Fellow, career accomplishments, society's stereotypes on women in science and her upcoming TED talk in Vancouver. Answers have been edited for clarity.
