OPINION: Arizona needs to give Sean Miller a contract extension
By Jake FaigusIt’s no secret that these last few years of Arizona Wildcats men’s basketball haven’t been the best. Read more
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UA COVID-19 Test Tracker
| Daily (2/28) | ||
|---|---|---|
| 25 | 0 | 0.0% |
| Total (8/4) | ||
|---|---|---|
| 194,467 | 4,105 | 2.1% |
Data from https://covid19.arizona.edu/updates
Updated February 28, 2021
TOPIC OF THE WEEK: Campus etiquette, transportation options and internship opportunities 101
For new students, maneuvering through your first year at the University of Arizona means more than getting from point A to point B. Easing that navigational stress means figuring out what works for you. Whether it's learning to not walk in the bike lanes, being the one on the bike, or cycling through job listings, our staff has you covered with pointers on getting where you need to go, no matter the destination. Read more
Letter from UA President Robbins to new students
In this letter, UA President Robert C. Robbins welcomes new students to the campus community and outlines some reminders to promote public health and safety at the university. Read more
A letter from ASUA president to new students
Associated Students of the University of Arizona President Tara Singleton welcomes new University of Arizona students to the university and gives an introduction to ASUA and its role on campus. Read more
Letter from the Editor: To the freshman class of fall 2020
Letter from fall 2020 Daily Wildcat Editor-in-Chief Sam Burdette to the incoming class of fall 2020. Read more
OPINION: Highlighting some of the best aspects of Tucson
Whether you're a native or newbie, there is a lot to love about Tucson. From beautiful landscapes to delicious food to a vibrant downtown scene, there's something for everyone to discover in this city. As a welcome students to the university, our editors shared their favorite thing about the city surrounding the University of Arizona. Read more
ART IS ACTIVISM: March 4 Justice Tucson and celebrating Black artists
There are many lanes of action to take when striving for change. Protesting, organizing, mutual aid, art and so on are interconnected in the world of activism. Art is a form of activism in itself — it has the power to counteract and transcend injustice by providing different perspectives and encouraging peace. Through an array of mediums, its inherently emotional makeup is capable of connecting and motivating people to action. Read more
TOPIC OF THE WEEK: Tucson's top restaurants for foodies on a budget
Whether you’re looking for a relaxing atmosphere or a traditional meal, Tucson’s range of restaurant options is perfect for any foodie on a college student’s budget. We asked our staff to dish on their favorite food joints that are not only close to campus but won’t break the bank. Read more
Letter from the Student Regents: Welcome aboard
Two student members of the Arizona Board of Regents introduce themselves to the students of the three public Arizona universities through their new blog. Read more
GUEST LETTER: Recent law graduates to Dean Miller
Dean Miller, Recent graduates of the James E. Rogers College of Law are facing unprecedented times. Of course, that is no surprise to anyone. Cases of COVID-19 in the U.S. are reaching dangerous levels. The Mayor of Phoenix has come out and stated that the city has reached a critical point. Read more
OPINION: Change starts at home: The young activists behind Never Stay Silent
In smaller communities and for those new to activism, organizing can seem daunting. With a call for change echoing on a national and global level, the question of where to start can be answered by simply looking at where you call home. Read more
OPINION: Violence has always been the answer. So what changed?
Since the murder of George Floyd on May 25, protests have sparked around the country in retaliation of his death, and also in response to the injustices Black and brown people face every single day. People of color, activists and allies are done being complacent — no longer taking no for an answer to the question of change. Read more
OPINION: Cop Shows are Changing Your Mind. Here's How
What do you know about crime? More importantly, how did you learn what you know? Cop-related television shows impact our ideas of the world around us as it relates to race, crime and law enforcement. Studies show that these perceptions are warped by the media that we consume. Read more
