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
Arts & Life
Veg out at Tucson's first annual vegan food festival
Chow down on vegan “hot dogs” at VegOut Tucson, Tucson’s first vegan food festival this Sunday. Read more
Many Mouths One Stomach—the minds behind Tucson's All Souls Procession
Originating in Tucson in 1990, the All Souls Procession remains an inclusive public ceremony of grief, loss, celebration, life and art. Read more
Family-owned Big Heart Coffee puts all its profits back into the community
Coffee isn't the only thing being brewed on the corner of 22nd and Swan. For 10 months, Big Heart Coffee has served up delicious java with an equally strong dose of love. The family-owned coffee shop dedicates itself to donating all of its profits to a different charity organization each month. Read more
Understanding Día de los Muertos traditions through the eyes of Mexico-born UA student Mariana Manriquez
For those that have had the benefit of growing up in a homogenous culture their entire lives, celebrating the same holidays and traditions every year tends to be a given. For UA graduate student Mariana Manriquez, though, the farther away she traveled from home, the more her traditions began to disappear. Read more
Mathias Svalina: The delivery man who will 're-purpose' your dreams, every morning
The Museum of Contemporary Art, Tucson welcomed poet Mathias Svalina Monday night and will be hosting him through the month of November. Tucson is Svalina’s second stop as he takes his 2-year-old Dream Delivery Service around the U.S. Read more
DIY: How to make your own #Trumpkin
Just bought a pumpkin for Halloween and can't decide what to carve? Try carving a Trumpkin! Follow these steps to carve Donald Trump's face into a pumpkin for a very orange and timely Jack O' Lantern! Trumpkins are the next big thing — you could say they're going to be huuuuuuge. Read more
Welcome to the Dirty T: RA Alejandra Hinojosa finds passion in oncology and travel
Strolling through Colonia de la Paz Residence Hall, you might spot physiology sophomore and Resident Assistant Alejandra Hinojosa, with her purple hair and a passion for people. Read more
UA alumni theses find a home at the UA Poetry Center's MFA Thesis Collection
Adding to the exclusivity of the UA Poetry Center, the MFA Thesis Collection is now available in the Center’s library catalog, completely available to the public. Read more
What's new this November to Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime
With so many streaming services available to consumers these days, it has become a rare occurrence to have nothing to watch at all. Read more
Super Cool News: How to handle clowns on Halloween
The year 2016 has officially become the year of the clown. Ever since the clown craze that began back in early October, reports of clown sightings have arisen everywhere. Read more
PLEASURES brings its horror movie-live show to Tucson on Halloween
In February PLEASURES released its debut full length album, Fucked Up Dreams Come True. The band is on tour screening a horror movie it made and playing a live score along with it. Read more
