Lindsey Ray Johnson, El Indie Arizona Improving wellness and mental health for students is one of the highest priorities for Campus Health at the University of Arizona. Every Wednesday, Campus Health holds its Wednesday Wellness Workshop to help students learn healthy coping skills to deal with the stress of college life. The workshop is from…
In the back staff kitchen of Antigone Books, a package of pumpkin Oreos, a string of solar-powered lights and a mug filled with pens are telltale signs of its busiest season. But this fall is different. Themed displays like “Est. 1973” have been propped up against the store’s signature purple walls, once home to the sterile-colored…
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…
Annual ‘eat yourself’ festival looks back on its past at 50th event Brianna McCord, El Inde Arizona Tucson Meet Yourself will host its 50th festival this weekend highlighting 55 cultures, its first heritage beer garden and an exhibit that looks back on Tucson’s cultural evolution since the first festival in 1974. The Southwest Folklife Alliance’s…
Tanya Ence, El Inde Arizona As the world’s demand for minerals increases, the University of Arizona is stepping up to solve mining challenges and improve sustainability. The recently formed School of Mining and Mineral Resources, which falls under both the College of Engineering and the College of Science, is a collaborative endeavor that has something…
