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Student Newswire of The University of Arizona School of Journalism

Arizona Sonoran News

Cat with Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) laying on the floor surrounded by toys at the Hermitage No-Kill Cat Shelter and Sanctuary, located in Tucson Ariz. on April 18, 2024. This cat lives in the specialized FeLV section of the shelter, along with many other cats and kittens who are waiting to be adopted. (Photograph by Laine Kowalski)

Tucson’s Hermitage No-Kill Cat Shelter provides unique and specialized medical care for felines

Laine Kowalski, Reporter May 20, 2024

Cats roam freely within the feline leukemia room at the Hermitage Cat Shelter, jumping from shelves into soft baskets and blanket-covered cubbies, chasing colorful toys scattered across the floor and embracing...

UA students tan at the South Rec Center on a day with a UV Index of 10.

UA students guide to tanning

Frances LaBianca, Reporter April 22, 2024

On any given day this week when temperatures inch into the 90s, you can visit any of the high rise apartment pools near the University of Arizona and find dozens of students laying out, lathered in tanning...

Mount Lemmon SkyCenter hosts third annual Stars Over Sabino event

Laine Kowalski, Reporter April 19, 2024

Sabino Canyon, located in the Santa Catalina Mountains, is known for its beautiful hiking trails and outdoor nature experiences. Now it has also become a place of astronomical wonder. The Mount Lemmon...

CatSat is a unique CubeSat in that its antenna is inflatable. Courtesy of Shae Henley.

UA set to launch student-led satellite mission

Kelly Marry, Reporter April 17, 2024

For the first time in more than eighteen years, a  UA student-led and built satellite will be launched into space.  The satellite, CatSat, will join 10 other student-made CubeSats that are part of...

The Flandrau Science Center.

Got solar glasses? That’s first step to experience total eclipse Monday

Eric Trujillo, Reporter April 5, 2024

The countdown is on to Monday’s total eclipse, which should be visible in the Dirty T between 10 a.m. and 12:36 p.m., with the best view at 11:19, according to the Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association....

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