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Adia Barnes cuts the ribbon of the brand new McKale lactation room with staff and President Dr. Robert C. Robbins Tuesday, Feb. 7 inside McKale Memorial Center. The lactation room is now open to all visitors of McKale Memorial Center.
Officer Moreno of the Tucson Police Department looks on over the Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally on Congress Street in downtown Tucson on Aug. 22.
Officer Moreno of the Tucson Police Department looks on over the Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally on Congress Street in downtown Tucson on Aug. 22. While most crime categories had little to no significant change in reporting, hate crime incidents increased from no reported incidents in 2015 to four reported incidents in 2016.
Goli Bagheri, left, and David Archuleta, right, shout "the people, united, will never be divided" at the Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally in downtown Tucson on Aug. 22. DACA is an issue that has impacted young people in a big way.
Barbara Browning and her grandson Everett Lane play with the items the “Physics Truck” brought to the OSIRIS REx Blast Off Celebration at Hotel Congress on Sept. 8, 2016. Everett’s aunt, Sarah Browning (not pictured), says she and her family enjoyed the fun and interactive science activities that were a part of the celebration.
Arizona football head coach Rich Rodriguez stands in University Stadium in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Dec. 19, 2015.
There are many recipes that students can make using only the microwave in their dorm room.
Mayela Morales holds her arm up in support of the "Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally" in downtown Tucson, Aug. 22.
Father and daughter Zack Jarrett, left, and Jay Jarrett, right, hold up signs and play music at the "Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally" in downtown Tucson, Aug. 22.
Anastasia Barr holds a sign at the "Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally" on Congress Street in downtown Tucson, Aug. 22.
A sign from the "Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally" on Congress Street in downtown Tucson, Aug. 22.
The "Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally" on Congress Street in downtown Tucson, Aug. 22. The protest was started because of Trump’s visit to Phoenix the same day.
Police officers and participants of the "Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally" on Congress Street in downtown Tucson, Aug. 22.
Rosie, left, and owner Maddie Birr, right, at the "Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally" on Congress Street in downtown Tucson, Aug. 22.
Participants of the "Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally" paint signs on the side of Congress Street in downtown Tucson, Aug. 22.
Participants of the "Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally" hold up a banner in downtown Tucson, Aug. 22.
Participants of the "Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally" on Congress Street in downtown Tucson, Aug. 22.
Officer Moreno of the Tucson Police Department watches pedestrians, protestin on Congress Street in downtown Tucson.
Participants of the "Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally" on Congress Street in downtown Tucson, Aug. 22. The protest was started because of Trump’s visit to Phoenix that same day.
Goli Bagheri, left, and David Archuleta, right, shout "the people, united, will never be divided" at the "Tucsonans Against Racism Protest and Rally" in downtown Tucson, Aug. 22.
