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Tucson Meet Yourself took place Oct. 4-6 at Jácome Plaza in Tucson, Ariz.

University of Arizona student groups share culture through food at Tucson Meet Yourself

Lizzy Sorensen, Reporter October 9, 2024

The Filipino American Student Association, the Vietnamese Student Association and the Chinese Student Association brought their unique flavors to one of Tucson’s biggest foodie events last weekend.  The...

The Gregory Knopf Box Office at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Ariz. on Sept 10, 2024. This is where people can buy tickets in person for Arizona Repertory Theatre’s upcoming shows.

UA’s main stage program under new artistic direction amidst the musical theater BFA phase-out

Gwendolyn Buettner, Reporter October 8, 2024

The University of Arizona’s repertory theater has a new artistic director this year, who has been involved in overseeing the process of phasing out the school’s audition-only musical theater program.  Christie...

The Campus Sustainability Fund committee members from Spring 2024 posed for a group photo. (Photo courtesy Campus Sustainability Fund)

University of Arizona’s Campus Sustainability Fund: Empowering a greener future amid budget realities

Lizzy Sorensen, Reporter October 7, 2024

As the University of Arizona grapples with ongoing financial challenges, one area that hasn’t been impacted is the Campus Sustainability Fund.   The fund is supported by student fee dollars, which...

UA arts dean Schulz announces departure, plans to return to classroom

UA arts dean Schulz announces departure, plans to return to classroom

Emily Tibbetts, Reporter October 7, 2024

After six years of impressive leadership at the University of Arizona College of Fine Arts, Andrew Schulz announced late last month that he will be stepping down from his role as dean and vice president...

University of Arizona students sit and watch the Vice Presidential debate in the Catalyst studio in the main library on campus on Oct. 1.  More than 50 students attended the watch party hosted by the UA school of Government and Public Policy.

UA library hosts Vice Presidential Debate watch party

Nathanial Stenchever October 2, 2024

More than 50 UA students packed into the University of Arizona’s Catalyst Studio on Tuesday, Oct. 1, to watch the Vice Presidential debate between Democrat Tim Walz and Republican JD Vance.  The...

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