The Arizona Board of Regents is facing backlash from University of Arizona faculty after it passed changes to the UA’s general education curriculum without approval of the University of Arizona Faculty Senate. Read more
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The Arizona Board of Regents is facing backlash from University of Arizona faculty after it passed changes to the UA’s general education curriculum without approval of the University of Arizona Faculty Senate. Read more
Head coach Jedd Fisch announced at his weekly press conference on Monday afternoon that he will name the starting quarterback for their upcoming matchup against the University of Oregon after practice on either Tuesday or Wednesday. Read more
The Associated Students of the University of Arizona, the university’s undergraduate student governing body, met on Wednesday, Sept. 15, to elect this year’s senate president. Read more
The Northern Arizona Lumberjacks defeated the Arizona football team by a score of 21-19 at Arizona Stadium. This was the Wildcats' 15th straight game that they have lost dating back to Oct. 5, 2019. Read more
The University of Arizona College of Medicine class of 2024, participated in the annual Tree Blessing Ceremony. This ceremony honors individuals and families who donated their bodies to the College of Medicine for anatomy instruction and dissection. Read more
Late nights can turn into early mornings, and students may be less observant and careful as they make their way to and from events. Night safety can be crucial on a college campus and many resources are provided to create a safe time out. The University of Arizona campus offers many resources to keep you safe, but there are also some simple steps you can take to increase your safety at night. Read more
Deep conversations become one word answers, the time between responses goes from minutes to days and, before you know it, it has been a week since you last spoke. There is now no more contact. This is called "ghosting." Read more
A group of University of Arizona researchers have received funding from NASA to research potential space mining methods using robots. The team, led by the College of Engineering, is working on creating a system of robots that would be able to mine the moon’s existing resources in order to build infrastructure on the moon, rather than transporting vast amounts of materials from Earth to the lunar surface. Read more
The third annual Sonoran Restaurant Week began Sept. 10 and continues through Sept. 19, sponsored by Visit Tucson and produced by Storyteller PR and Events. The restaurants have created special menus with multiple courses set at a fixed price of $25 or $35. Five of the closest restaurants to the University of Arizona campus are opening their doors for a new food experience for many to enjoy. Read more
The University of Arizona’s virtual university status update team met on Monday, Sept. 13, to discuss the COVID-19 Delta variant, new takeaway COVID-19 testing and current events. Read more
Arizona's head football coach Jedd Fisch announced that Will Plummer will replace Gunner Cruz as the team's starting quarterback for this Saturday's game against Northern Arizona University. Read more
The Daily Wildcat compiles weekly a list of important dates to make note of to help students keep track of events and academic deadlines amidst their busy schedules. Check out some of the dates to remember for this week, Sept. 13 through Sept. 19. Read more
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