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Student Newswire of The University of Arizona School of Journalism

Arizona Sonoran News

Graduation stoles and decorated caps will go unworn for University of Arizona 2020 graduates due to Covid-19. (Photo by Briannon Wilfong/El Inde).

Graduation wasn’t just about the walk

May 1, 2020

By Briannon Wilfong/El Inde Walking on a college graduation stage wasn’t just important to me. It meant everything. It was more deeply rooted than just having to walk across a stage, dressed in your...

Robert Congel signs autographs.

For a football player, the question is: why the University of Arizona?

December 15, 2019

By Andrew Norin/Arizona Sonora News Even though he has done it nearly a hundred times, Robert Congel still gets nervous as he walks out of the tunnel and into the stadium, where tens of thousands of...

Via @DusanRistic14 on Instagram. Caption, “Thank you Arizona!” (March 4, 2018).

The bittersweet departure of UA’s winningest player of all time

Zach Smith May 2, 2018

As an 18-year-old, Dušan Ristić nearly accepted a professional basketball contract to play for one of the best teams in Europe, Belgrade’s “Red Star.” Before he could say yes, University of...

Arizona's one-and-done athlete Deandre Ayton looks to score past Cal's Kingsley Okoroh during the Arizona-Cal game on Saturday, March 3 in McKale Center. (Photo by: © Simon Asher / The Daily Wildcat)

For NCAA, one-and-done rule causes more issues than solutions

Alex DeMarzo April 18, 2018

Prior to the 2006 NBA draft, former commissioner David Stern instituted the one-and-done rule that many believe caused the corruption in college basketball today. Some people think that if athletes...

Arizona coach Sean Miller coaches junior guard Parker Jackson-Cartwright (0) in the game against the Sacred Heart Pioneers at McKale Center in Tucson, Ariz. on Friday Nov. 18, 2016. The Wildcats 95-65.
Jordan Glenn / for the Arizona Daily Star

Arizona basketball nets big bucks, players shortchanged

nate airulla October 18, 2017

The University of Arizona profited more than $9.8 million on the play of 13 scholarship basketball players last year. The athletes earned a $36,000 scholarship and $1,500 every month for food and...

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