Riley Brown, El Inde Arizona Sand, dirt and rocks covered in prickly plants including the iconic saguaro or the jumping cholla. A place that can hit triple digits in October. Tucson is known for its heat and Sonoran Desert landscape. It is a place where besides for golf courses, lush grass is a rarity until…
Tanya Ence, El Inde Arizona For the first time in almost 20 years, the number of students from India outnumber Chinese students at the University of Arizona, making Indian students the largest international student group on campus. Together, Indian and Chinese students make up almost 40% of the entire UA international student population represented by…
Ellia Pannier, El Inde Arizona The sound of revving engines and tires screeching against the asphalt has become a recurring problem throughout Tucson as street racing is at an all-time high in some Tucson neighborhoods. Tucson City Council Member Nikki Lee, who represents Ward 4, wants to see it end. On Tuesday, Oct. 17, she…
Lindsey Ray Johnson, El Indie Arizona A sea of students wearing white t-shirts flooded the mall at the University of Arizona on Oct. 12 for the College of Engineering‘s Solar Oven Throw Down. Around 650 first-year engineering students came together to test the solar ovens they had spent the past month making in their beginning…
Ellia Pannier, El Inde Arizona A low rider car show like this one from last year’s festival is part of Chicano Vibez at the MSA Annex this weekend. Courtesy Damian Becerra via Arianna Luna The Chicano Vibez festival celebrating Tucson’s distinctive Chicano culture with cars, cuisine, fashion, renowned artists and more returns to the MSA…
