Graduation remains a busy time for almost every graduating senior, but on top of the usual preparation, students from the College of Fine Arts are faced with an extra workload of final performances ...

The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures has opened its newest exhibit “Ray Harryhausen: Miniature Models of the Silver Screen” featuring the work of legendary visual effects artist Ray Harryhausen.

On Jan. 22, The University of Arizona’s Confluencecenter for Creative Inquiry hosted their annual Show & Tell Presentation at Playground Bar & Lounge. This event is annual and has been on and off ...

The modern sports fan experience prioritizes profit over people, and after over 55 years, Panini World Cup Stickers are the newest victims.

The collectors and I had the pleasure of interacting with were not concerned with eBay sales or condition. They were only interested in one thing. Completing their album. It was as simple as that, ...

On the western slope of Arizona’s highest landmark, Humphreys Peak, and approximately 4.8 miles from its 12,633-foot-tall summit, rests the skeleton of a 777-acre-wide ski resort. The Arizona Snowbowl ...

As the semester has ended and students head home for break, it is never too early to think about where to study and get homework done for your next round of classes. When picking a place to study, it ...

With the 2025-2026 season coming to a close, a new beginning for most of University of Arizona’s rotation awaits. For several Wildcats, they entered the season as highly touted prospects, while others ...

Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium will celebrate its 50th anniversary on Dec. 13. To celebrate, they created a temporary exhibit highlighting major milestones along the way and are offering free ...

The University of Arizona men’s basketball team closes out their historic season after losing to the University of Michigan in the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament. The Wildcats had a tremendous ...

Terry Matsunaga noticed his autistic son was having difficulties securing a job after graduating from the University of Arizona. It wasn’t due to a lack of talent, but a lack of social skills.

Tucson’s very first homeless medical respite center, Casa de Respiro, is moving one step closer to officially opening its doors, with leadership cutting the ribbon at a ceremony that took place ...