The University of Arizona’s Disability Resource Center prides itself on being one of the most inclusive and accommodating disability resource centers in the nation according to DRC employees. Read more
The Rialto Theatre will present "One Woman Sex and the City: A Parody on Love, Friendship, and Shoes" on Feb. 12. The show covers all six seasons of the HBO series distilled down to 90 minutes. Read more
It seems like everywhere you turn on University Boulevard another clothing store is having a sale. From the sale racks out front to the clearance section in the back, sales are one way to get college students into the store where they might even buy a full-price item or two along with their thrifty purchases. Read more
The Downtown Dispensary is a state licensed medical marijuana dispensary located off the intersection of Sixth Street and Sixth Avenue. It has been offering services to patients since it opened in August 2013. Read more
Founded on Aug. 24, 2015, UA’s chapter of STRIVE is dedicated to helping UA students “develop into young people with a clear, first-handed purpose in their own lives,” according to the club’s Facebook page. The club’s website said they focus on helping students hone their leadership skills, develop a sense of meaning and help their writing get published. Read more
Lewis Del Mar opened for Young the Giant Feb. 8 at the Rialto Theatre, and lead singer/guitarist Danny Miller spoke to the Daily Wildcat about the duo’s unique sonic influences, the artistic value of realism and most importantly, tacos. Read more
Young the Giant sold out the Rialto Theatre for their show on Wednesday, Feb. 8, touring with their new album “Home of the Strange." Read more
The UA Africana Studies Program and the College of Humanities will be holding a deejay competition for local deejays to participate for a chance to showcase their talents to hip hop recording artist and deejay Grandmaster Flash on when he gives a lecture and demo at UA on Feb. 28. Read more
On Monday and Wednesday nights in the Harvill building, you may overhear a group of a dozen or so people screaming and clapping between bouts of laughter. Passerbys might mistakenly assume these UA students are participating in an unpaid study focused on the psychological and hallucinogenic effects of potatoes. This spunky troupe, however, is practicing improvisational comedy. Read more
Krav Maga is a close-combat martial art utilized by the Isreal Defense Forces that focuses on responding to threats and neutralizing dangerous situations. The art originates from Israel and is influenced by a smorgasbord of other disciplines; notably boxing, aikido, wrestling, judo and KAPAP. Read more
The Rock the Campus Tour kicked off on the UA main stage on the mall at noon Feb. 6. This four day tour started at the University of Arizona, then makes its way to ASU, University of California-Irvine and ends at Cal State-Long Beach. The tour, which benefits the 100 Club of Arizona and California, features Society Falls, Divided Minds and Static Friction. Read more
At this point, the semester has officially begun to settle in, and you may consider this a positive or a negative thing. It could mean you have finally figured out your schedule and have adjusted nicely to your new classes, or it could mean that you have wanted to consistently bang your head against a wall at the sheer mention of the word "school." Either way, you can always rely on man’s best friend to help make the days just a little better. Not dogs, but Netflix. Read more
Hanaã Obeidat is not your typical barista. She works at The Scented Leaf on University Boulevard, but she doesn’t serve coffee. She serves tea instead. Read more
