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
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
The Coalition for Academic Justice UA sent an open letter to President Robins regarding the UA administration’s reentry plan. According to Celeste Gonzalez de Bustamante, “CAJUA is asking senior leadership to consider the options proposed in the Eller College of Management’s alternative financial plan.” Read more
The Coalition for Academic Justice at the University of Arizona held their second press conference Tuesday, Aug. 4 at Old Main, during which they announced plans to unionize. Read more
Primary results are in for the Aug. 4 Pima County election. Pima County reported over 180,000 ballots cast, with a 30.72% turnout. The Daily Wildcat compiled all of the unofficial results below: Read more
If you’re new to campus and looking for a place to voice your opinions or concerns, there is no better place to find involvement than the Associated Students of the University of Arizona. ASUA is the backbone of the student body on campus that amplifies student voices and provides programs and events for the Wildcat student community. Read more
The Bookstore is a store on the University of Arizona campus that sells UA merchandise, textbooks and school supplies. Their mission is, “As a completely self-financed auxiliary service, the University of Arizona Bookstores will serve to encourage academic excellence and build campus and community relationships through diverse, inclusive, and sustainable opportunities.” Read more
University students across the country have heard of Title IX. Information about the law appears in their inboxes, is mentioned at orientations and impacts everything from on-campus jobs to collegiate athletics. But between the law itself, the politics surrounding it and the actions of the University of Arizona, it can be difficult to parse through information regarding Title IX and understand how it impacts college students and university life. Here are some common questions about Title IX and their answers. Read more
The University of Arizona announced that it is acquiring the assets of Ashford University and is incorporating it into a new nonprofit entity called the UA Global Campus to further the UA’s expansion of online education. In an email sent early Monday morning, UA President Dr. Robert C. Robbins announced the formation of the UnA Global Campus, a “new nonprofit corporation … which will be operated in affiliation with the University of Arizona.” The 35,000 students enrolled in Ashford University would continue their degrees as students at UA Global Campus. Read more
Leaving home and living on campus can be a daunting, new experience; this article’s goal is to provide resources to make the transition to on campus living just a little bit easier. Read more
Given the three alternatives to traditional in-person instruction starting this fall at the University of Arizona, at least one online class seems inevitable for most students. Luckily, the Wildcat got some tips from experts on how to make the most of your online class. 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
Carol Stewart has been named one of the Most Influential Women in Arizona Business for 2020. Stewart is the Associate Vice President of Tech Park Arizona for the University of Arizona. Read more
