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…
Campus Pantry is one solution when students run out of meal plan swipes Ellia Pannier, El Inde Arizona The University of Arizona’s mandatory meal plan has proven to be a balancing act for freshmen as many find themselves strapped for CatCa$h and out of meal swipes at the end of each month. The required plan…
UA has plenty of resources to help graduates land that first job Ellia Pannier, El Inde Arizona While some students know their career path before they even step onto campus, many are just figuring it out along the way. But for those to graduate, it’s time to answer the question: “What’s next?” For members of…
Tanya Ence, El Inde Arizona It turns out that the University of Arizona has far more international studentsthan reported in the fall census reports depending on how you define international students. Fall census records showed that over 3,600 international students from 127 differentcountries were enrolled at Tucson’s UA main campus. However, according to Assistant Dean…
Chef Brian Hill of Chef Brian’s Comfort Kitchen discusses his culinary journey as a private celebrity chef, appearances on cooking shows such as “Top Chef”, and making the move to Tucson to open his comfort restaurant.
Catherine Hill, El Inde Arizona The lights dimmed, and the first of many films played. Short films about sharks, cowboys, horror, comedy and social commentary graced the big screen at the November installment of “First Friday Shorts.” After three minutes, a red spotlight illuminated the infamous gong. Audience members loudly booed as they shouted “GONG!”…
