The University of Arizona loves sports, but do we love our arts programs too? Opinions writer Noor Haghighi shares her perspective on the UA giving too much funding to sports and not enough to the arts programs. Read more
Vaccine hesitancy in the U.S. is a substantial barrier to achieving herd immunity. The way we are approaching people who are uncertain, especially in the Latino community, is making the problem worse. Read more
We all have experienced the annoying cycle of hate and love with Instagram — no, you're not alone. Turns out, there are a few reasons why that happens. Read more
One thing I get tired of when watching college sports is coaches bagging on underclassmen. Read more
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey thinks it's time for Arizona to return to normal, with no pandemic restrictions to speak of. Scientists and reasonable people alike think that this is premature and dangerous. Read more
Advice from a registered dietician about the important societal transition to intuitive eating. Read more
Students are still traveling during this semester — by taking away spring break and not properly building in reading days, the only thing the university has done has taken away is teacher and student rest. Read more
The first installment of a new Disney column: Club 33! Read more
The Phoenix Suns are one of the hot topics in the NBA these days, currently sitting in second place in the Western Conference. There is a lot of talk of whether or not they are legitimate contenders come playoff time. Sports reporters Bryan Savic and Sean Fagan give their take with Savic believing they are contenders and Fagan believing they are pretenders. Read more
I will never forget my first Arizona men’s basketball game. It was Thursday, January 21 against Arizona State. I was nervous because I had to take good notes to discuss the game on a podcast. I had never been on a podcast before. Read more
Universities have a lot of work to do before they are truly equal opportunity establishments for all students. Read more
When Disneyland closed at the start of the pandemic, Sean Fagan lost not just a job, but a community and a family. Now that the park is planning on reopening, he reflects on what Disney and his work there means to him. Read more
Our columnist takes a deep dive into what it truly means to love yourself and how that affects your relationships with others. Read more
