Need a stress reliever? ‘Dog Days with the Dean’ offers weekly pet therapy
By Tereza RasconFeeling stressed? Check out "Dog Days with the Dean" every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Nugent Building. Read more
Feeling stressed? Check out "Dog Days with the Dean" every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Nugent Building. Read more
The University of Arizona's 2022 Family Weekend (Oct. 6-9) will be the first all-access event since the pandemic. Here's a “Bear Down Guide” to help students and family discover the history and highlights of the UA campus. Read more
Tucsonans and University of Arizona students will be able to explore the cultures of Tucson through food, music, visual and musical artists and many other aspects of life that make Tucson Meet Yourself like no other event. Read more
Anna Rose Quinn and Diep Sekhadia were honored to win queen and king for the 2021-2022 school year, and they loved the camaraderie shared with their fellow nominees. Read more
A borzoi takes a magical ride in this comic by Galadriel Gross. Read more
A cat starting his first office job discovers he may not be up to the task in Nettie Gastelum’s "Corporate Tails." Read more
On Sept. 29, local Tucson rock/metal bands Nightstand, Head Hunt and Friends in Hell opened up for touring Orange County band Takers Leavers. Read more
The Arizona Repertory Theatre begins its 2022-23 season with “Legally Blonde the Musical,” which opened its 10-show run on Sunday, Oct. 2. It continues through Oct. 16. Read more
John Konrad is back with "Birdseed," a weekly comic for birds with student debt. Read more
After closing in 2020 due to the pandemic, Old Tucson Studios' hugely popular “Nightfall” will return for its 30th year to haunt the city of Tucson. Read more
Mary Ann Vagnerova tells true and embellished stories of a student living on a hobby farm in "The College Cowboy." Read more
Enjoy a moment of coziness with woodland animals in "Creature Comforts" by Mary Ann Vagnerova. Read more
An autistic college student goes through his daily life alongside a prehistoric entity in Jamelle Texeria's "Primeval Minds." Read more