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
| Daily (4/11) | ||
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| 350 | 1 | 0.3% |
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| 246,837 | 4,259 | 1.7% |
The debut of Disney's live-action remake of the classic Mulan was championed to be a movie representing Chinese culture that would not be white-washed. However, amidst controversy surrounding the Chinese government detaining an ethnic minority, Uyghur muslims, in re-education camps, as well as government-backed police brutality against Hong Kong protesters, Disney is now facing a massive boycott for a thank-you note at the end of the film. Read more
When a president spreads false information, abuses power and fails to protect the people, the media need not refrain from criticism. It is their responsibility to keep these powers in check, even if some politicians — contrary to fact and evidence — claim "bias" is to blame. Read more
Many people fear this election cycle will be marred by voter suppression lead by the Trump administration. However, for minority groups in America, voter suppression is an issue every election cycle. Read more
In the aftermath of Kyle Rittenhouse murdering two unarmed people in Kenosha and not being shot or harmed in any way, let alone immediately arrested, we call into question how so many can deny the existence of white privilege. Read more
'Test, trace, treat' is UA's motto for overcoming the Coronavirus on campus. One method of doing so, antibody testing, may not be as effective as hoped in helping accomplish this goal. Read more
As students return to campuses across the country, outbreaks in sororities and fraternities may prevent the success of reentries as well as shut down the attempt of in-person classes. Read more
When high school students think about going to college, they hear about the classic college student meals, the cheapest things you can buy: things like ramen noodles and bologna. This stereotype glorifies the fact that most college students cut corners on food and nourishment because they're so strapped for cash, which disproportionately affects students of minority groups, especially those of color. Read more
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
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
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 fall 2020 Daily Wildcat Editor-in-Chief Sam Burdette to the incoming class of fall 2020. Read more
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
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