Arizona
UA COVID-19 Test Tracker
| Daily (7/15) | ||
|---|---|---|
| 57 | 3 | 5.3% |
| Total (8/4) | ||
|---|---|---|
| 274,434 | 4,382 | 1.6% |
Data from https://covid19.arizona.edu/updates
Updated July 15, 2021
Tucson: A city recognized for its distinctive and creative culinary accomplishments
Tucson is known for many things, whether that be scorching temperatures or the University of Arizona campus life. Yet, what many may not consider is the city's food scene. From Sonoran hot dogs to street food to ingredients abundant and local to the land, Tucson is amongst one of two recognized U.S. cities of gastronomy. Read more
UA faculty and students reflect on TikTok's headscarf trend
As the weather gets warmer and the sun shines brighter and longer, the practical and timeless headscarf has already caught people’s attention going into the summer as seen in the viral TikTok trend, where users recorded themselves driving to Mike Posner’s “Please Don’t Go.” Read more
Arizona women's golf team prepares for national championship
It is an understatement to say this will be a season to remember for the Arizona women’s golf team. The fact the team has even had a season is remarkable in itself. That was not certain in January. Read more
Arizona baseball team regains momentum with sweep over Washington
The No. 13 Arizona baseball team made their presence felt in their three-game series against Washington on May 14-16. The Wildcats swept the series 3-0 at Hi Corbett Field and remain one game behind Oregon for first in the Pac-12, who they hold the tiebreaker over. Read more
Tucson Zine Fest returns with 2021 summer exhibition
The Tucson Zine Fest kicked off its virtual summer exhibition on Sunday, May 9, after the event was canceled last year because of the pandemic. With over 30 artists participating in the event, there was enough artwork and entertainment to keep patrons scrolling for a while. Read more
Adia Barnes given new contract extension as the Arizona women's basketball coach
The University of Arizona and women's basketball head coach Adia Barnes have agreed to new financial terms to her previous extension through 2025-26 season. The terms of her five-year deal include a $5.85 million dollar base salary. Barnes and the Wildcats had a season for the ages last year as they reached the program’s first national championship game. Read more
The 29th Arizona International Film Festival maintains a global and local reach despite restrictions
Things may have appeared differently for the 29th Arizona International Film Festival, but with the addition of online, the festival was arguably more international than ever. For 12 days during the month of April, the festival showcased 99 movies and 10 panels to film lovers with online and minimal outdoor screenings. Read more
Kobe Kato quietly one of the Arizona baseball team's most consistent hitters
The talk around town with the Arizona baseball team this year in regards to arguably the nation’s best offense is all about the freshman duo of Jacob Berry and Daniel Susac, and it is for good reason. They are both absolutely raking and playing a pivotal role in this year’s team that figures to make a deep run. However, one player who continues to stay under the radar through a very productive season is second baseman Kobe Kato. Read more
Arizona baseball team looks to carry recent momentum into weekend series against Utah
The Arizona baseball team held a virtual press conference on Wednesday, April 28, ahead of the Wildcats’ three-game series this weekend against Utah. Read more
Arizona baseball team completes sweep over USC for fifth straight Pac-12 series win
The Arizona baseball team swept USC this past weekend, winning their sixth straight game. Here is a quick recap of how each of the three games went down. Read more
Maturity of freshman catcher Daniel Susac stands out as the Arizona baseball team welcomes USC to Hi Corbett this weekend
The offense for the Arizona baseball team continues to roll, currently boasting the top-4 leaders in the Pac-12 conference in runs batted in. Read more
