Student Spotlight: University of Arizona students Vaisha Nair and Giulia Ghidoli share their passion for coffee with a wide audience. With a following on Instagram and TikTok, both @Tucson.CoffeeChronicles, these two share their thoughts on the review process, how they started and what is next for the social media duo. Follow their story and more at dailywildcat.com. Read more
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The Sun Link Streetcar that runs along 2nd St., University Blvd. and Fourth Ave. is one of the main modes of transportation for many University of Arizona students. Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic Sun Tran has made all of its services free, providing thousands of students transportation in the area; however, that may all change come the new year. Read more
It’s a familiar story: You get out of class with your stomach grumbling. You need to grab some grub before your next class, but where do you go? In this guide, we map out the most accessible food options for the hungry student. Read more
The Associated Students of the University of Arizona, the university’s undergraduate student governing body, met on Wednesday, March 3, over Zoom to discuss a new sustainability resolution in collaboration with Students for Sustainability and vote on Campus Closet funding. Read more
An employee of the Student Union Memorial Center is being treated with non-life threatening injuries after being attacked and stabbed at the student union this morning around 8 a.m. Read more
A lot of changes are being made at the University of Arizona campus due to COVID-19. One place to expect a few changes is the Student Union. The Arizona Student Unions will be bringing back a portion of their student workers to assist the Student Unions Staff in areas needed. These areas include the Production Kitchen, Catering, Administration, Restaurants, and Marketing. “We’re planning around 60-80% former capacity,” stated Todd Millay, Senior Director for the Arizona Student Unions. Read more
University of Arizona President Dr. Robert C. Robbins said at Thursday’s reentry briefing that after receiving input from both UA faculty he has decided to increase the amount of time for each phase for reentry and base each’s length on the health data as it develops. Read more
Following an email from Provost Liesl Folks, University of Arizona President Dr. Robert C. Robbins provided more detail on the length and structure of each phase of reopening in-person classes at the weekly campus reentry briefing Thursday, July 30. Read more
University of Arizona Provost Liesl Folks sent an email Monday afternoon with more details regarding in-person instruction for the upcoming semester. Read more
University of Arizona President Dr. Robert C. Robbins announced the official return to campus for some in-person sessions and on-campus living at the weekly reentry briefing held virtually on Thursday, July 23 at 10 a.m. Read more
President Dr. Robert C. Robbins said in an email Friday, July 10, around 3 p.m. that University of Arizona administration still plans to reopen the campus this fall among Arizona’s high numbers of COVID-19 cases. Read more
The University of Arizona announced students would be able to complete the fall semester from home after Thanksgiving break. The update comes from the UA's coronavirus page, which states, "After much discussion, deliberation, and review of peer University plans, we have made the decision to allow our students to continue their semester at home following the Thanksgiving break." Read more
Wildfire is an application in which students can get alerts about major crimes or events happening at the University of Arizona. The Wildfire app sends relevant notifications to your phone and shows community posts on the home feature. Read more
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