Despite the assumption that the homeless can isolate easier, people working in the front-lines of homeless aid during this time have seen COVID-19 take a disproportionate toll on homeless populations. Read more
The Associated Students of the University of Arizona, the university’s undergraduate student governing body, met for a marathon meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 19. Read more
The Associated Students of the University of Arizona will be holding general elections for next year's senate and executive leaders on March 3-4. Here's everything you need to know about this year's candidates. Read more
Four University of Arizona Researchers were named senior members of the National Academy of Inventors on Feb. 11. The NAI is a member organization that was created in 2010 to recognize and encourage inventors with U.S. patents and translate their inventions to benefit society. Senior members are active faculty, scientists and researchers that have successfully patented, licensed and commercialized their inventions within their communities and aspire to make an impact for the good of society. Read more
The primary elections for the Associated Students of the University of Arizona concluded Feb. 19. The elections saw three candidates for student body president, two for executive vice president, one for administrative vice president, six for senator-at-large, and senators running for 11out of the 13 colleges. There are 16 positions for senator, meaning that there will be three elected senators for senator-at-large out of the six running. Read more
Have you ever wanted to change some aspect of your personality? A recent study shows that changing your personality may not be as easy as you think. Read more
The University of Arizona Debate Series held its annual Presidents’ Day debate on Tuesday, Feb. 18 at the James E. Rogers College of Law. Read more
The University of Arizona's Life & Work Connections has partnered with the State of Arizona Department of Administration Benefits Services Division to offer 20-minute health screenings for full-benefits staff members to get one free health checkup. Read more
Christopher Robertson, a University of Arizona professor and researcher for the James E. Rogers College of Law, recently published the results of a study he performed that disproves the common misconception that race and class bias affect criminal prosecution. Read more
Fair Trade Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and sometimes desperate measures must be taken to acquire it. Read more
On Jan. 21, the University of Arizona was ranked No. 241 out of 500 companies with over 1,000 employees on Forbes’ third annual list of “America’s Best Employers for Diversity.” There were only four businesses from Arizona and only 25 universities that made the list. Read more
The year of perfect vision, balance and, most importantly, the presidential elections is here: 2020. Every four years, American citizens must make an informed decision that will affect the next four, possibly eight, years of their lives. This year, certain policies are bound to catch the eyes of certain people for a lot of different reasons. Medicare for All, for example, is a bill that has been brought up by different presidential candidates, including current senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. But what exactly is it and what does it entail? Read more
The Jewish History Museum and Holocaust History Center put on the fourth annual Elizabeth Leibson Holocaust Remembrance Lecture in the Gallagher Theatre on Thursday, Feb 13. at 7 p.m., featuring Andrew Marantz, a staff writer for The New Yorker and author of the book "Antisocial." Read more
