At the Controlled Environment Agriculture Student Association, University of Arizona students manage their own student greenhouse, grow and sell crops — all without the help of soil, using a method called hydroponic farming. Read more
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John Konrad is back with "Birdseed," a weekly comic for birds with student debt. Read more
Daniel Wieland, Emily Allerton and Jason Kronenfeld were named some of the University of Arizona's Outstanding Seniors for their academic achievements and involvement in the UA community and beyond. As graduation comes closer, these three UA students are excitedly awaiting their future education in the medical research fields. Read more
Articles go beyond the page. While a story may have an ending, the subjects that are represented within them are still carving their marks on the world. The Daily Wildcat has taken the opportunity to catch up with a few past Arts & Life subjects to see what they have been up to since we last heard from them and what is in store for their next chapters. Read more
The excitement of graduating can become muddled by post-grad anxieties about what comes next. This spring, the class of 2021 will be graduating into a world slightly more uncertain than usual. The mental health struggles associated with graduating were very real for many seniors. Read more
With many music venues still shuttered, Groundworks created an event that allowed for art, both musical and paintings, to be shared in a safe and responsible way. On Tuesday, March 2, Groundworks announced their project “Creation in Isolation,” in which artists and muralists would come to Groundworks to display their work. Over 50 visual artists and 20 musical acts were a part of the charity event for Dos Bellotas, a mutual aid group that delivers supplies to the Native American Hopi and Navajo nations. Read more
John Konrad is back with "Birdseed," a weekly comic for birds with student debt. Read more
Hiro Nippa, a contestant at the International All Breed Canine Association's 2021 Desert Sieger International Dog Show held at Brandi Fenton Memorial Park earlier this month, sprays hairspray and fusses with his poodle Sakura’s hair. Even with 30 years of competing under his belt, this was certainly no cake walk to him. Read more
John Konrad is back with "Birdseed," a weekly comic for birds with student debt. Read more
On April 7, Barbea Williams, adjunct faculty in the University of Arizona School of Dance and artistic director of the Barbea Williams Performing Company, kicked off the 35th annual Black Dance USA with an impactful virtual conversation on Black dance in the Arizona Southwest. Read more
In this new mini-series from the enterprise desk, people who worked on campus throughout the pandemic share their experiences. This episode, hosts Vic Verbalaitis and Grant Hoover talked with Kennedy Bell, a cashier at the UA Bookstore. Read more
It has been over a year since the United States has been under restrictions due to coronavirus. As time progressed, some businesses could open with restrictions. Theatre playhouses, though, remained mostly closed. This left thousands of established and aspiring actors without work, forcing them to look elsewhere in unfamiliar fields. Read more
The unique location of the University of Arizona offers students the opportunity to go out and experience new and exciting adventures, such as camping, all within a driving distance of the campus. Read more
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