It is the fourth week of school and two protests have already broken out on campus. As the campus newspaper, we are a united force that does not tolerate or stand for those who cannot respect people based on their preconceived thoughts and opinions regarding their color, sexuality and/or religion. Read more
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Hello readers, my name is Eric Wise, and I'm excited to serve as the editor-in-chief for this spring semester. Read more
It is the fourth week of school and two protests have already broken out on campus. As the campus newspaper, we are a united force that does not tolerate or stand for those who cannot respect people based on their preconceived thoughts and opinions regarding their color, sexuality and/or religion. Read more
This year, the University of Arizona College of Science’s annual lecture series boasts a lineup of all-female scientists. This is a positive sign of the times that we at the Daily Wildcat are encouraged to see. Read more
This semester, the Daily Wildcat will be doing something different. Similar to other, larger and less fun publications in town, we’ll be publishing a special issue celebrating the academics, food and culture that makes the University of Arizona (and its surrounding areas) special. Read more
The U.S. government has been shut down for over three weeks now. There have been plenty of stories written about how this is affecting workers and services, but the Daily Wildcat wants to draw your attention to a specific type of “service” – our National Park System. Read more
When you think of the word “reporter,” what image comes to mind? Is it an old-school movie, where a male reporter goes out, asks sources some hard questions then comes back to his desk to smoke a cigar and write out the story on a typewriter for the next day’s paper? Read more
For University of Arizona alumni, whether they graduated last year or 50 years ago, this week is a chance to come home to the campus that helped shaped them into who they are today. Read more
Here in America, we love to vote. On reality singing/dancing competitions and Family Feud, especially. But what if I told you that there was something you could vote on that — are you sitting down — actually matters? Read more
Boos and Bravos highlights the best and worst happening around the UA and Tucson communities and is brought to you by the Daily Wildcat Opinions Board. We welcome Boos and Bravos from our readers, tell us yours by sending an email to opinion@dailywildcat.com. Read more
The Daily Wildcat is turning a new page this year, and we’re looking forward to bringing all of our readers along for the ride. We hope you all are as excited as us to see more digital content, better print editions and increased engagement with our audience. Read more
Parking on campus is a consistently miserable experience. If I didn’t know any better, I would be certain the university was hell-bent on discouraging its students and employees from driving to campus. Read more
