Roughly a thousand people gathered outside Tucson's courthouse Friday, June 24, devastated and fed up, to protest the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. Read more
The annual rivalry between the University of Arizona and Arizona State University is back, and the competition is about more than the football game — it's a blood match. Read more
Dr. Fernando Martinez, one of the world's most prestigious researchers in childhood lung diseases has been named the newest Director of the BIO5 Institute. He has been a part of the UA's Institute of Collaborative Bioresearch for over 25 years. He is the director of the Arizona Respiratory Center and a pediatrics professor. The Daily Wildcat's Shannon Maule spoke with him about the past, present and future of his and BIO5's investigations. Read more
SpaceVision 2009, the largest fully student-run space conference in the nation, will take place at the UA, Nov. 12-15. Read more
Due to limited supplies, the clinic will prioritize those who are in the 18-and-younger risk group. Read more
What's cleaner: a public toilet seat, door handle or your empty washing machine? The answer may surprise you. Read more
The UA ranked 70 out of 141 schools surveyed in Trojan Brand Condoms' Sexual Health Report Card. Read more
We're probably all familiar with the theft of at least 10,000 copies of the Arizona Daily Wildcat from newsstands on Oct. 8, a crime costing Arizona Student Media $8,500 in printing costs, advertising and salaries.But, as so often happens, a look through the Daily Wildcat back issues shows that everything new is actually old – history repeats itself. Twenty-two years ago, at least 12,500 copies of the Arizona Daily Wildcat were stolen off the loading docks of the newspaper's printer.Mirroring the events of the present, a fraternity, Kappa Sigma, stood accused of the crime.Kappa Sigma's president, however, admitted his fraternity's involvement in the crime.What follows is the original article, ""Frat members admit to theft of Wildcats,"" written by Paul G. Allvin, and printed in the April 8, 1987, issue of the Daily Wildcat. Read more
Students from various fields of study presented research projects at the Graduate and Professional Student Council's 17th annual Student Showcase Friday and Saturday on the UA Mall. Read more
The 2009 Homecoming Parade took off from the UA Mall Saturday morning. The parade began at Campbell Avenue and marched the length of the Mall to Old Main and back to Campbell Avenue again, encircling a sea of students and alumni decked out in Wildcat gear. Read more
The Greek Standards Board has found the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity not responsible for the theft of 10,000 Daily Wildcat newspapers on Oct. 8, according to the board's official final report released Friday afternoon. Read more
Students who don't have wheels of their own can now get around campus easier thanks to the Cat Wheels Bike Share Program. Read more
1:41 p.m. — Increasingly, students are requiring hospitalization, some schools say. Read more
