Grant Hoover, El Inde Arizona The University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television is bringing “The Laramie Project,” to Tornabene Theatre Oct. 12-22. The play centers around the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard, a gay 21-year old University of Wyoming student who was beaten to death and the reactions of the townspeople of…
Grant Hoover, El Inde Arizona At some point in their life, a lot of children will have to deal with mean, vindictive adults, something that continues as they get older. Perhaps this is why the story told in “Matilda the Musical” feels so universal. “I think Matilda can be an inspiration not just for kids,…
Daniel Asia credited with expanding School of Music’s composing program Grant Hoover, El Inde Arizona Daniel Asia, a prolific composer who has served as a professor of composition and head of the composition department at the University of Arizona’s School of Music, will leave the UA at the end of the school year. Asia, who…
New year will bring historic exhibit, annual gem show to Tucson Lindsey Ray Johnson, El Inde Arizona Tucson is known for involving science within the community through the annual winter Gem and Mineral Show and a host of astronomy events. All of this has earned the University of Arizona the designation as the No. 1…
Lindsey Ray Johnson, El Indie Arizona Tucson has many programs and sources available to technology startups to provide resources and a better chance of success. According to the United States Census Bureau, around 600,000 small businesses were started in the U.S. each year since 2015. Out of these businesses, 53.6% will fail before they hit…
5-year-old dance club triples membership as popularity of Korean-born pop music grows By Brianna McCord, El Inde Arizona The University of Arizona’s first K-pop dance team has tripled its membership in its first five year, growing from 15 to 20 members when they started in 2018 to today’s 62. “We were a little smaller last…
