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The University of Jamestown Jimmies pose for a team photo. (Photo courtesy of Kevin Gall)

70 college baseball, softball teams to descend on Tucson

Jackson Hirz, Reporter February 28, 2025

More than 70 DII, DIII and NAIA college baseball and softball teams from around the country will converge on Tucson Friday for the month-long Tucson Invitational Games.  Now in its 23rd year, the event...

Leila Miller uses a semester-long document on her laptop, highlighting her major assignments and goals.

New year sets students on new academic goals

Cruz Ramirez-Ramos, Reporter February 11, 2025

January is over and so are some of New Year’s resolutions made by hopeful people around the world, including many college students. According to a 2024 study by Pew Research, resolutions are most...

Runners of all skill levels are welcome to join Tucson Run Club.

Tucson’s newest run club boosted by Instagram

Ally Anderson, Reporter December 18, 2024

Gavin Richards created an instagram page called Tucson Run Club in the spring of 2024. His hope was to grow the page and unite a community of runners. He had seen it done before when his friends in...

The American College Health Association Survey said eating disorders affect an estimated 12%-25% of all college women.

Social media and campus culture fuel eating disorders among students

Annabel Lecky, Reporter December 7, 2024

At the University of Arizona, where Instagram feeds flood with influencers and campus conversations often center on appearance, college-aged students find themselves at the crossroads of social pressure...

The University of Arizona Campus Health, 1224 E. Lowell St.

University groups work to protect students from accidental overdoses

Cruz Ramirez-Ramos, Reporter December 4, 2024

Cheap and easy access had led to an opioid crisis in Pima County. In 2023, 510 people in Pima County unintentionally died due to a drug overdose.  The drug that has made this crisis so dire is fentanyl,...

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