From tacos or hot dogs to pizza or pasta, eating your way along Fourth Avenue is just an appetizer of what Tucson’s restaurants have to offer. Just hop on the Sun Link streetcar and you will see many of Tucson's most well-known restaurants. Read more
The Tucson Festival of Books is back and in person for the first time since 2020. Here some of the authors being featured this year. Read more
Tucson Festival of Books returned for its 14th year on the University of Arizona Mall. Read more
Students traveling to Mexico and California for this spring break can expect two big things: sticker-shock gas prices topping $5 a gallon in California and COVID-19 protocols that might give you a funky facial tan line. Read more
John Konrad is back with "Birdseed," a weekly comic for birds with student debt. Read more
Mary Ann Vagnerova tells true and embellished stories of a student living on a hobby farm in "The College Cowboy." Read more
Stress is common on college campuses, whether you are remote, in-person, a full-time or part-time student, but local shops and resources can help University of Arizona students fight this and practice self-care. Read more
The UA's CPP is partnering with the Phoenix Art Museum to bring a never-before-seen glimpse of the way post-World War II Japanese photographers tried to counter the propaganda. Read more
How are University of Arizona students keeping up with their New Year's resolutions? And what makes a resolution attainable? Read more
Tucson Mardi Gras is celebrating its second annual festival on Saturday, Feb. 26. The free festival includes authentic Cajun food, live music and parades. Read more
The University of Arizona Black Greek orgs and Africana studies department will be part of this year's fifth annual Tucson Step Show. Read more
John Konrad is back with "Birdseed," a weekly comic for birds with student debt. Read more
Mary Ann Vagnerova tells true and embellished stories of a student living on a hobby farm in "The College Cowboy." Read more
