Even as the COVID-19 pandemic exerts less of an influence on daily life, the impacts of the pandemic on mental health are long-lasting and have sparked important conversations about accessibility and awareness. Read more
Twenty more uses for next year's student services fee met heavy debate at Friday's three-and-a-half-hour Student Services Fee Advisory Board meeting.$1,281,360 Read more
While the U.S. works to end a lingering recession, the UA is debating how best to ensure the safety of students traveling for spring break. Read more
The military's ""Don't ask, don't tell"" policy has always been a major talking point. The policy has come marching back into the news as a result of President Barack Obama's promise to repeal the policy during his State of the Union address. Read more
The second annual Tucson Walk-A-Thon, held in support of brain tumor research will take place Saturday. The Students Supporting Brain Tumor Research club teamed with the UA's Steele Children's Research Center to host the event. They aspire to raise $20,000. Read more
Syndicated religion columnist Irene Monroe, the keynote speaker for UA's black history month events, engaged audiences at the Student Union Memorial Center on Thursday. Read more
After a several years of discussions between President Robert Shelton and the City of Chandler, the UA might offer classes in Chandler as soon as this fall. Read more
The final piece of the puzzle for a streetcar linking the UA campus to downtown Tucson fell into place Thursday when Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced $63 million in federal stimulus money to help fund the project. Read more
The death of a newborn is a tragic event, and the Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep foundation works with Tucson Medical Center, University Medical Center and others to provide comfort during one of the worst moments in a parent's life. Read more
People ignored the cliché and ""hassled the Hoff,"" Wednesday morning. David Hasselhoff, the star of such shows as ""Baywatch"" and ""Knight Rider"" was on campus to speak to a UA class and film a new reality TV show. Read more
Graduate students in the College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture could be taking classes in downtown Tucson in the near future. Read more
The Graduate and Professional Student Council is against the university's proposed steep fee increases. Read more
After a several years of discussions between President Robert Shelton and the City of Chandler, the UA might offer classes in Chandler as soon as this fall. Read more
