Tens of thousands of people struggle with eating disorders in the U.S. What they may not realize is that many of them may also be struggling with food insecurity. Our Arts & Life editor reflects on her experiences. Read more
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| 274,434 | 4,382 | 1.6% |
Coronavirus isn't the flu. It's a whole different beast. It has been almost two months since the first confirmed coronavirus case in the United States was announced on Jan. 21 in the state of Washington. Read more
It's walking through an aisle filled with books that bring back memories from an easier time. I grew up reading because my mom said so. There was no grand prize for learning to read, no one goal to achieve. In fact, many of the prizes were a finished book with fun sequences to play out in my head. Read more
I recently asked a friend and former professor of mine if it was worth it to pursue a Ph.D. in English. He replied, “I would compare the job market to a dumpster fire, but a dumpster fire can be contained.” Read more
Smack dab in the age of information, people seem to lean more toward data and numbers over, say, emotion. People want cold hard facts and numbers to sway them rather than a pathos-based argument. This strategy is useful when discussing an issue like climate change, for example. But what about matters of human experience? Read more
Not only are tuition costs due, but each class comes with some sort of technology or book that the student is responsible for purchasing. Among one of the most well-known — and most-hated — products students are forced to buy at the University of Arizona is the clicker. Read more
Recently I watched a video on Youtube from the channel Jubilee and the title was ‘Are Americans Obsessed Race?’ First of all, props to the creator of that title because it truly does catch the eye Read more
On the corner of sixth street and fourth avenue, the ruins of the Flycatcher stand surrounded by fencing. Now a construction site, the space is the future home of a multi-unit residential complex. Read more
Tarana Burke didn’t mean for “Me Too” to become a viral hashtag, let alone become the face of an entire cultural movement for survivors of sexual violence Read more
Recently, actress Gina Roridguez posted a video via her Instagram story of her singing along to the song “Ready or Not” by the Fugees in which said the n-word without hesitation. Read more
The role of an academic in society has been a question constantly facing academics in their research, teaching positions, and placement at universities. Read more
Earlier this year the Society for Classical Studies made headlines in higher education news for the blatant racism that was on display at its annual meeting. Among the documented incidents was a scholar of color being told that he “may have gotten” his very prestigious position because he is black. Read more
The Main Gate district is increasingly dotted with towering monoliths that impose themselves into the landscape. Constant reminders of Tucson's future, and the gentrifying influences at play. Read more
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