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Arizona Sonoran News

Arizona Sonoran News
Student Newswire of The University of Arizona School of Journalism

Arizona Sonoran News
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Traffic guards managed crossings for riders at 22nd Street during Cyclovia on Sunday, October 27.
Cyclovia Tucson returns after a spring hiatus
Makenzie Dilworth, Reporter • October 28, 2024
Matthew Mackleit entering Tyndall parking garage before class.
UA implements weekend parking rates to address safety concerns
Harrison Radis, Reporter • October 28, 2024
A pair of stilt walkers participate in the 2023 All Souls Procession. The event encourages people to do whatever they need to express their grief.
The All Souls Procession is here to help you grieve
Gracie Kayko, Reporter • October 28, 2024
The Walk to End Alzheimers on Saturday, Oct. 26 involves members of the community and organizers hope to raise money and awareness towards finding a cure for the disease. Participants can post their walk photos using the hashtags #Walk2EndAlz and #ENDALZ.
Walk to End Alzheimer's comes to Tucson
Kyra Berg, Reporter • October 23, 2024
Giselle, left, and Lucero Ramirez tabled during the 2024 Indigenous People’s Day event at the University of Arizona on Oct. 14.
Tucson sisters start club for Indigenous and Oaxacan students at UA
Zoe Montaño • October 21, 2024
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A pair of stilt walkers participate in the 2023 All Souls Procession. The event encourages people to do whatever they need to express their grief.
The All Souls Procession is here to help you grieve
Gracie Kayko, Reporter • October 28, 2024
Canadian dance troupe Animals of Distinction will make its American debut at Centennial Hall on Friday, Nov. 1, with the U.S. premiere of "Frontera."
Animals of Distinction brings ‘Frontera’ U.S. premiere to Centennial Hall
Annabel Lecky, Reporter • October 24, 2024
The band “Distorted” performing at the Groundworks venue. They were one of four artists that performed at the venue that night.
Get Ready to Rock at Groundworks!
Josie Shivers, Reporter • October 23, 2024
Company members rehearse at Ballet Tucson on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024 in Tucson, Ariz. They are rehearsing Act II of “Swan Lake” for their November program “Spirit Garden.”
Newly hired apprentices begin their careers with Ballet Tucson
Gwendolyn Buettner, Reporter • October 18, 2024
Andrés Caballero’s “Borderland Masks” highlights the deep connection between lucha libre fans and their roots along the U.S.-Mexico border. (Photo by Andrés Caballero 2024)
UA grad student brings lucha libre fans’ stories to life in upcoming exhibition
Zoe Montaño, Reporter • October 16, 2024
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The Walk to End Alzheimers on Saturday, Oct. 26 involves members of the community and organizers hope to raise money and awareness towards finding a cure for the disease. Participants can post their walk photos using the hashtags #Walk2EndAlz and #ENDALZ.
Giselle, left, and Lucero Ramirez tabled during the 2024 Indigenous People’s Day event at the University of Arizona on Oct. 14.
Locals place art on the fences along the walkways in Bisbee, AZ.
Plato’s Closet carries designer clothes alongside department store styles at its east side location.
Company members rehearse at Ballet Tucson on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024 in Tucson, Ariz. They are rehearsing Act II of “Swan Lake” for their November program “Spirit Garden.”
“Conch shells resemble water, we keep them facing up because we are asking for rain,” said a performer of Grupo Coatlicue, while leading a blessing of Arizona’s sacred river waters before the campaign launch.
The UA's crime numbers have gone up in some categories, but UA officials attribute it to more accurate reporting.
Andrés Caballero’s “Borderland Masks” highlights the deep connection between lucha libre fans and their roots along the U.S.-Mexico border. (Photo by Andrés Caballero 2024)
Students gathered behind the student union on the University of Arizona campus on Oct. 6. Charlie Kirk a well known republican and political influencer visited the UA and answered political questions that students had.
Cameron Heenan works on her asset tracker project for Arizona Athletics at the McKale Center in Tucson.
The Red-Blue Showcase took place on Oct. 4 at McKale Memorial Center in Tucson, Ariz. (Photo by Bryce Weinberger, courtesy ZonaZoo)
The roundtable discussion event took place at the Manuel Pacheco Integrated Learning Center and was open to the public.
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