The Pac-12 football season is back in action this Saturday, Nov. 7. And with that comes our first edition of Staff Picks as the Daily Wildcat sports desk gives their predictions for this weekend's matchup between the Arizona Wildcat and the Utah Utes. Read more
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This semester the University of Arizona's College of Medicine’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion launched the Shared Shelf Book Club, a monthly book club dedicated to justice, inclusion and solidarity in the medical world. The club's inaugural meeting occurred on Sept. 21 and meetings have been held on the third Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. via Zoom. Read more
If you listen to some early works of successful artists such as Billie Eilish or Stevie Wonder, despite it perhaps being much different from their later works, you can still recognize why they gained such huge success in the first place. It is that star power, a glow that radiates from them and never fades. One can recognize this same star power when meeting with Vaishalini Sitaraman, also known as her stage name, Vaishalini. Read more
In recent weeks, the United States has been consumed by the 2020 Presidential Election. Current President Donald Trump and President-Elect, Joe Biden each took to all forms of media, urging eligible citizens to get out and vote in order to take part in this landmark election. Read more
The Pac-12 football season is back in action this Saturday, Nov. 7. And with that comes our first edition of Staff Picks as the Daily Wildcat sports desk gives their predictions for this weekend's matchup between the Arizona Wildcat and the Utah Utes. Read more
As the annual winter event brings in nearly 400,000 guests each year, the street fair would not be meeting the necessary protocol guidelines instituted by the Pima County Health Department according to the Historic Fourth Avenue website. This was disappointing news for not only the many guests who attend, but for the artists, vendors, sponsors and local merchants who depend greatly on this event to boost their businesses. Read more
Victor Navarro, a 2010 graduate of the University of Arizona's BFA Studio Art program, is a finalist in the running to receive awards for the categories of “Philanthropy” and “Artist” at this year's Governor’s Arts Awards which will be held virtually on Oct 28th. Read more
This is a sponsored letter from VoteAmerica – a nonpartisan nonprofit dedicated to increasing student voter turnout. Read more
Mental health has been negatively stigmatized since the term was first used. While activists worked to bring people safety and comfort to be honest about their mental health struggles, a pandemic hit. Now, talking about mental health is more essential to our safety than ever. Read more
Arizonans across the state will go to the polls this November for the 2020 General Election. Along with the political candidates that citizens will elect, voters will also have the opportunity to vote on several propositions to become law. Here’s a guide to major propositions that Pima County residents will be asked to vote on. Read more
Traditionally, Arizona has had great consistency in being red: the red rocks, the red sunsets, and being a red state. Rooted in it’s Western heritage, Arizonans tend to consider their individual liberties and ideas of small government to be of great importance to them. If you’ve lived in Arizona for a long time, you don’t think twice when you see something like supermarket shoppers and movie theater goers wearing firearms. As the 2020 elections draw closer, it is becoming increasingly clear that Arizona’s long perceived stance as a red, or Republican, state could shift to change the entire election. Read more
White text dominates the homepage of Old Tucson Studio’s website, notifying visitors that it, too, has been a victim of the pandemic. The “Hollywood in the Desert” saw the production of more than 400 film and television projects over 75 years. But with COVID-19 still as a disruptive force, the future of its shuttered doors remains uncertain. Read more
This is a sponsored letter from VoteAmerica – a nonpartisan nonprofit dedicated to increasing student voter turnout. Read more
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