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…
Samantha Larned, El Inde Arizona Between cheering crowds, exacting critics, physical exertion, student life, staff support and the roles they play on campus, arts and athletics are intertwined at the University of Arizona. “One of the commonalities that I think you would find between arts and athletics, especially on a campus like ours, is that…
Kayla Linderman from El Inde Arizona The University of Arizona’s fashion club, UA Trend, had its runway show composed of student and community designers at McClelland Park on April 29. The event comes after taking a four-year break due to the pandemic and not being able to host it on campus. All four designers showcased…
Kayla Linderman from El Inde Arizona The Arizona Symphony Orchestra and the UA Symphonic Choir will perform Brahms’extensive choral symphony on Sunday, April 30, to honor and remember Dr. Paula Fan.The concert at Crowder Hall is presented by the Fred Fox School of Music at theUniversity of Arizona, where Fan taught piano for 40 years….
By Ileana Hubert from El Inde Arizona Published Apr 25, 2023 3:34pm Updated Apr 26, 2023 9:37am “Shatter the silence. Stop the violence” is the theme for Tucson’s 44th annual Take Back the Night, an annual event that brings awareness to sexual violence, supports survivors and provides education on the subject. It will take place at…
