By Samantha Larned, El Inde Arizona With a hot air balloon mural on the side of its midtown building, a mountain and sky-scape along the top and menu items with names like “compass” and “wanderer,” Transit Tea creates an atmosphere of adventure and movement. The menu has hundreds of possible combinations: eight choices of base,…
Allie Skaggs, El Inde Arizona Two instructors from the University of Arizona won a prestigious PeabodyAward for a film about missing migrants in Texas. Lisa Molomot, an adjunct in the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television andthe James E. Rogers College of Law, and Jacob Bricca, an associateprofessor who teaches film editing, won the…
Alecia Vasquez, El Inde Arizona The University of Arizona’s LGBTQ+ center this week will host its annual rainbow graduationto celebrate LGBTQ graduates. According to the event’s director Kristen Godfrey, about 40 students have registered toparticipate in this year’s 16th annual event, hosted by the LGBTQ+ center. The event will be from noon to 2 p.m….
Nine places on campus to escape the heat Tyler Robertson, El Inde Arizona On Sunday, April 30, Tucson registered its first 100-degree day of 2023, signaling that the Sonoran heat of spring and summer is upon us. To most people around the United States, a triple digit temperature is usually rare, with it happening a…
By Samantha Larned, El Inde Arizona In the window of the replica drugstore, alongside lollipops, menus and other knick-knacks, is a package of Black Jack Chewing Gum and a candy jar of little brown dark wads. Though the display is unlabeled, the chewed licorice-gum is a piece of Tucson history– discarded by American gangster John…
