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…
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 this past November. After three minutes, a red spotlight illuminated the infamous gong. Audience members loudly “boo” as they shouted “GONG!” The host reluctantly reached for…
Christa Freer, El Inde Arizona Two Arizona nonprofits are joining forces to bring a mobile shower and laundry unit to the streets of Tucson. Cloud Covered Streets is a Phoenix-based organization that operates a 22-foot trailer equipped with two full-size shower stalls, one wheelchair-accessible shower stall, two stackable laundry units and an office space where…
Kelly Durand in front of one of her two racks of Levi’s jeans and denim jackets. Kelly Durand used to tour the world with rockstars as their stylist and tailor. These days she’s styling Tucsonans with vintage Levi’s through her business, Desert Denim Company. Durand tailors second-hand Levi’s jeans and denim jackets to perfectly fit…
Riley Brown, El Inde Arizona Self-portrait of Mallory Barry, UA photography major and the person behind @spotteduofa. Mallory Barry is on the lookout for stylish and unique Wildcats. If she spots you on campus wearing an outfit that she likes, she’ll snap your picture and post it to her Instagram account @spotteduofa with 641 followers. …
