Around a thousand people gathered outside Tucson's courthouse Friday night, devastated and fed up, to protest the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. Read more
Around a thousand people gathered outside Tucson's courthouse Friday night, devastated and fed up, to protest the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. Read more
As the nation is at war with reproductive health after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, we are left wondering: "what does this mean for me?" Read more
Tucson Women’s March is organizing two Tucson demonstrations at 7 p.m. today in response to the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. Read more
The U.S. Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade nearly 50 years after the landmark ruling and two weeks after Tucson mayor and council voted to protect abortion rights. Read more
In an email to the University of Arizona community on June 20, President Dr. Robert C. Robbins addressed the rising COVID-19 cases and prompted people to take steps to protect themselves against the virus. Read more
From tacos or hot dogs to pizza or pasta, eating your way along Fourth Avenue is just an appetizer of what Tucson’s restaurants have to offer. Just hop on the Sun Link streetcar and you will see many of Tucson's most well-known restaurants. Read more
The University of Arizona's College of Education works with Pima County public schools on Project Focus to provide an inclusive college experience for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Read more
In addition to sponsoring Juneteenth-related events, the UA announced the creation of a yearlong program to educate the community and establish an ongoing conversation on racial justice. Read more
The University of Arizona's class of 2022 is getting out just as the job market heats up. Read more
More times than I would like, I have seen students on this campus address the homeless population here in Tucson in a way that is worse than how most people treat their dogs. In order for change to occur, we must learn how to help, not judge. Read more
The Daily Wildcat sat down with the University of Arizona Police Department's first female police chief to talk about her transition to Arizona, her work, her policing philosophies and what her new role means to her. Read more
Students with cars can easily land a summer job in Tucson, but if you are looking for something close to the university, you might be out of luck. Read more
