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Protestors gather on the sidewalk of Country Club Rd. in Tucson on June 14.
Protests of military parade flare in Tucson
The ‘No Kings’ protest goes on without a hitch
Quentin S. Agnello • June 21, 2025
Tucson Community
Óscar Andrade searches for a Honduran migrant who went missing in the Sierrita Mountains near Arivaca, carrying a cross almost the size of his upper body in respect for migrants who have died in the Sonoran Desert.
A pastor’s team picks up the broken pieces left by Mexican cartels, US border policies
Natasha Cortinovis • April 30, 2025
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Protestors gather on the sidewalk of Country Club Rd. in Tucson on June 14.

Protests of military parade flare in Tucson

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The Arizona women's basketball team is coached by Adia Barnes. The Arizona men's basketball team is coached by Tommy Lloyd.

2025 NBA mock draft: Top 25 picks one week out from the draft

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Caleb Love celebrates a made three against Duke in Prudential Center on Mar. 27. Love made five threes total.

Former Arizona guard Caleb Love signs two-way contract with Portland Trail Blazers after NBA Draft

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McKale Center prepares for the final home game of the semester against Wisconsin on Dec. 9. This marks the first game of the season ESPN visits Tucson for a Wildcats game.

Arizona men’s basketball reloads roster for 2025–2026 Season

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The University of Arizona administration announced the consolidation of distinct cultural centers into one multicultural hub on May 27.

The University of Arizona announces plan to consolidate cultural centers into a multicultural hub

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Chalk messages written by students at the administration building on Feb. 27. Students of the U of A were protesting against the university's changes to the DEI order and writing statements along the staircase and ground around the building.

Students react to the consolidation of cultural centers into a multicultural hub

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Carter Bryant flushes the dunk against Akron on March 21 in Seattle, Wash. in Climate Pledge Arena. Bryant managed 12 points off the bench in 20 minutes in the Cats' domination over the Zips.

The San Antonio Spurs select Carter Bryant with the No. 14 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft

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A protestor shows their support from their vehicle in Tucson on June 14.

Tucsonans gather for national "No Kings Day" Protest

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Photo of the "Dear Evan Hansen" playbill

REVIEW: 'Today is going to be a good day' for a 'Dear Evan Hansen' review

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OPINION: We should acknowledge Batman is Jewish

OPINION: We should acknowledge Batman is Jewish

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Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.
ASUA Notebook: The Secure Act Resolution falls short and the senate looks towards cultural and resource centers
Emma McDonough, News Editor • May 28, 2025
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PO Beat 12: Student tries to cancel hall meeting … with fire
PO Beat 12: Student tries to cancel hall meeting … with fire
Bailey Ekstrom • May 7, 2025
Science
The polishing process of a mirror for the Giant Magellan telescope.
UA astronomers capture details of young planets using an advanced adaptive optics instrument
Danielle Hartshorn • April 21, 2025
Chalk messages written by students at the administration building on Feb. 27. Students of the U of A were protesting against the university's changes to the DEI order and writing statements along the staircase and ground around the building.
The University of Arizona announces a plan to consolidate the cultural centers on campus into one multicultural hub, leading to outrage from students across campus who don’t feel heard

Emma McDonough, News Editor

June 15, 2025

A protestor shows their support from their vehicle in Tucson on June 14.
The University of Arizona administration announced the consolidation of distinct cultural centers into one multicultural hub on May 27.
The University of Arizona upper administration announces a plan to merge seven cultural centers into one ‘Student and Culture Engagement Hub,’ leading to the termination of directors from each center

Emma McDonough, News Editor

June 13, 2025

Tucson Police take a protestor into custody after ordering the crowd to move back out of the intersection of Country Club and Valencia on June 11.
Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.
ASUA Senate discusses immigration, diversity, equity and inclusion in their last meeting of the school year

Emma McDonough, News Editor

May 28, 2025

University of Arizona graduates look upon the stage at Arizona Stadium on May 16. Students filled the rows in silence as speakers continued the evening’s program.
Erik Weihenmayer, the first blind person to summit Mount Everest, addresses students in commencement speech on perseverance, overcoming challenges and the power of being a climber

Sierra Blaser

May 19, 2025

PO Beat 12: Student tries to cancel hall meeting … with fire
Adriana Grijalva is the next Student Body President of the Associated Students of the University of Arizona on March 26. Grijalva is the first female president in the history of ASUA to be elected for two terms.
In 1989, Pete Corrigan was a day trader inside one of the frenzied trading pits for the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Corrigan now advises students and employers at the Student Engagement and Career Development Center.
Advice and insights for graduates from a former day trader and economics professor.

Ruby Wray

May 4, 2025

Óscar Andrade searches for a Honduran migrant who went missing in the Sierrita Mountains near Arivaca, carrying a cross almost the size of his upper body in respect for migrants who have died in the Sonoran Desert.
Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.
The polishing process of a mirror for the Giant Magellan telescope.
University of Arizona's Administration building towering over the campus on Sept. 9. Students can come here to seek advise for any administrative questions.
The Trump Administration aims to slash Medicaid funding, claiming the stabilizing program provisioning health insurance to millions of people across the country is committing waste, fraud and abuse. The proposed budget cut will shift costs to states who simply can not absorb the shortfall, resulting in forced withdrawal of the Medicaid expansion risking the loss of insurance among hundreds of thousands of Arizonans.
Upwards of 500,000 people can lose health insurance if the proposed budget were to pass.

Kanishka Chinnaraj

April 18, 2025

United in D.E.I reads one sign during a protest at the Administration building on Feb. 27. Protesters used megaphones to demand that the University keeps its DEI policies in place.
The Tucson local dance group A Todo Folklor performs a traditional Mexican folk dance on the University of Arizona campus on April 2. The dance is meant to symbolize resistance to gender, ethnic and racial violence.
The Office of Public Safety partnered with the Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault and Take Back the Night Tucson for the second annual Wildcats Roar Against Sexual Violence.

Emma McDonough

April 12, 2025

The University of Arizona announced Tuesday Patricia Prelock will be the new provost and senior vice president for academic affairs. Photo courtesy of University of Arizona MarComms.
Terminating projects and decreasing USAID presence leaves countries in vulnerable positions as years of foreign assistance has been dismantled within the span of weeks. The 64-year-old agency faces ongoing downsizing as the Trump Administration cuts nearly all the remaining 900 positions.
Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.
Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.
In an increasingly hostile political environment and a digital landscape where news is so readily accessible, the sheer amount of information people are exposed to can feel exhausting. This exhaustion is also known as "news fatigue" and can manifest in a variety of different ways.
Eating disorders don't discriminate—any age, gender, ethnicity or background. Let us be there for each other and help students on campus get the resources they need.
University of Arizona President Suresh Garimella being installed on March 25 on the steps of Old Main.
Bojan Louis poses in front of the bookcases in his office on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson, Arizona, March 20, 2025. Louis has been nominated to apply for the USA Fellowship three times.
Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.
Want an inside look at the University of Arizona's student government? Read the Daily Wildcat's Associated Students of the University of Arizona notebooks, which recap the ASUA Senate's weekly meetings.
Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Greg Casar speak at the Fight Oligarchy rally at Catalina High School on March 22 in Tucson. They speak about influence billionaires and corporate interests have within the government and emphasize fighting for democracy.
Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez visited Tucson on their “Fight Against Oligarchy” tour

Ruby Wray and Kanishka Chinnaraj

March 23, 2025

Elizabeth Ghartey, a sophomore at the University of Arizona, is running for an ASUA Senate seat.
Rep. Raúl Grijalva gives a speech to a gathered crowd at a day of climate action. Throughout his time in office, Rep. Raúl Grijalva was a passionate environmental advocate. (Photo courtesy of Step it Up 2007)
University of Arizona students and local community members protest against the U.S. federal government's support of Israel through multiple attacks on Palestine. Many local groups demonstrated in Main Gate Square on Tuesday, March 18.
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