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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| 676 | 2 | 0.3% |
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| 39,754 | 601 | 1.5% |
In 2018, University of Arizona alumna Syrena Arevalo-Trujillo began Barrio Books as a pop-up vendor that would go to community events and barrio fiestas. What started with one table of books, today Barrio Books has a brick-and-mortar location inside Hotel McCoy at 720 W. Silverlake Rd. Read more
Located in the heart of downtown Tucson is Senae Thai Bistro, an award-winning and popular restaurant notable for its creative and authentic take on Thai cuisine. Read more
Stepping off the sidewalk into &gallery on Fourth Avenue, my ears filled with softly-playing punk music. I had stepped in to see the &gallery’s show of the month called “Locals Only Skate Deck art show,” which invited local Tucson artists to express themselves on the unconventional canvas of the skateboard deck. Read more
The Tucson Zine Fest is currently taking artist submissions now until March 31 for its virtual event this summer. The 100% virtual event will be held on May 9, 2021, after the event was postponed in 2020. The focus is on Southwest artists, who can apply to be an exhibitor to feature self-published zines, independent comic books or other paper art objects. Read more
With its rugged desert landscapes and a plethora of wildlife, the natural environment surrounding Tucson is undoubtedly remarkable. Stepping back from the familiarity of Old Main and University Boulevard reveals what Tucson has to offer and how community members and students can experience its nature for themselves. Read more
Artist John Konrad's second episode of the comic series "Birdseed" about anthropomorphic birds going to college. Read more
This story was first assigned as a news piece on Drake Bell’s upcoming March 13 drive-in concert. My first reaction, as someone who loves music, was to focus on his newfound rebrand as “Drake Campana,” releasing music in Spanish and gaining popularity in Mexico. After talking with my editors, we did a short Google search that changed the direction of the story; Bell had been accused in the fall of 2020 by an ex-girlfriend, Melissa Lingafelt, of alleged physical and emotional abuse. Read more
Director Lee Isaac Chung's "Minari" composes a heartfelt symphony of a Korean American family’s journey towards seeking their American dream. Read more
Artist John Konrad's first episode of the comic series "Birdseed" about anthropomorphic birds going to college. Read more
Last month, many organizations and Tucsonans have found ways to celebrate Black achievement, culture and history while staying safe during the pandemic. One such organization is the Barbea Williams Performing Company, which hosted the 4th annual "Our Blackness, Our Heritage" RISE UP Step Show this month. Read more
Rather than taking a flight to Mexico or a road trip to California for a week, students can spend the day off, possibly relaxing or adventuring in the college town of Tucson. There are stunning locations on the outskirts of the city where one can spend time in nature and enjoy the sunny weather. Read more
With this large step for the university, reactions have varied. Speaking with several students revealed how many intend to move forward in regards to new and likely changing class updates. Read more
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