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
Anyone else getting tired of the amount of big-budget remake films that are out nowadays? Well, at the Tucson Film and Music Festival you can expect to see something different. Read more
It takes a special breed of student to successfully walk the fine line between juggling hobbies and maintaining studies, but that's what these students do — quite literally.Wednesday afternoons are a special time for members of the UA juggling club and slack liners. Read more
The Daily Wildcat found homework of two Phi Psi members in the stack of issues dumped in the desert. Read more
Friday — The Nobel Committee said that it honored Obama ""for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples."" Read more
Due to decreasing funding, the Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation is anxiously awaiting the financial outcome of their AIDS Walk this Sunday. Read more
Campus Health Services officials had said they expected to begin receiving swine flu vaccinations in early November, and remain unclear about exactly when the vaccines will become available on campus. Read more
Two Pulitzer Prize winners and former Daily Wildcat reporters are at the UA today to speak about investigative reporting. Read more
After losing nearly $1 million on April's Jay-Z concert, student leaders say they hope to win back the campus's respect by collaborating with UApresents to organize, but not fund, an upcoming concert featuring The Fray. Read more
