University of Arizona Divest continues action with upcoming rally following "disappointing" meeting with UA Foundation. Read more
University of Arizona students must say bye to the food delivery robots they’ve grown accustomed to seeing rolling around campus. Arizona Student Unions is parting ways with Yandex, the Russian company that manufactures and services the robots. Read more
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian refugees are trying to flee their homes or are otherwise stuck in incredibly dangerous living situations. This crisis has left Ukrainians in desperate need of relief and aid, and here is a list of some groups providing aid to the Ukrainian people. Read more
RecycleMania, a contest hosted by UA Housing and Residential life spanning from Jan. 31 to March 26, aims to encourage recycling and other sustainable living practices among students. RecycleMania is part of a larger national competition known as “Campus Race to Zero Waste,” and has been a practice at the UA since 2005. Read more
A protest against the use of live pigs in medical training was held in front of the University of Arizona’s College of Medicine on Thursday, Feb. 24. People gathered at 11 a.m. and dispersed around noon. Read more
The Associated Students of the University of Arizona announced online the cancellation of their annual carnival Wednesday morning. When the Daily Wildcat asked why the event was canceled, ASUA representatives refused to comment. Read more
The University of Arizona's student government held a town hall meeting on Feb. 23, to hear the one and only ASUA presidential candidate's campaign goals. Voting begins March 1. Read more
A University of Arizona Russia expert called Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine on Thursday both “predictable and avoidable.” Read more
In “Of Power and Pandemics,” UA School of Journalism students delve into the challenges that many essential workers during the 1918 influenza pandemic faced living in the Arizona-Mexico borderlands. The podcast series was supported by the University of Arizona Libraries and an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation grant. Read more
Dylan Taylor, a University of Arizona alumni, is the 606th human to go to space. Taylor majored in material science and engineering while studying here at the UA Honors college before going to business school for his MBA at University of Chicago. Read more
The University of Arizona's Survivor Advocacy program is aimed at helping students deal with sexual or gender-based violence. Unlike other organizations that handle sexual violence cases, the program is completely confidential. Read more
The University of Arizona’s virtual status update team met on Monday, Feb. 21 to discuss the COVID-19 public health situation on campus and in Pima county. Read more
There is a long history of inequalities and glass ceilings for women in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics workforce. The Daily Wildcat talked with four female professors at the University of Arizona in the STEM field to get an up close look at their career and the advice they have for future generations of women in STEM. Read more
