Tatyana Johnson, El Inde Arizona A group of professors has teamed up with the University of Arizona libraries and several community organizations to create the new Border Hub, a website devoted to photographic and newspaper archives from the U.S./Mexico border. The site, projected to change over time, includes sources from “la frontera,” the American and…
One semester in, new law allowing in-state tuition for non-residents is off to slow start By Sohi Kang from El Inde Arizona Since the passing of Proposition 308 in November 2022, some non-Arizona and undocumented students were able to pay in-state tuition starting in the spring semester. So far 19 students have received in-state tuition…
By Ashley Morales/El Inde Migrating to a different country and growing up undocumented has a major impact on one’s mental health. Many face numerous challenges and obstacles in hopes of a better life. This is the story of an undocumented/ or DACAmented migrant whose struggles pushed her to break the stigma of mental health and…
By Mish DeCarlo/El Inde I cried for eight hours straight. Well, it was more like sobbing. And that was just during my drive from Tucson to my home in Huntington Beach, California. You should have seen me the night before after a glass (or rather, bottle) of wine. By the time I pulled into my…
By Briannon Wilfong/El Inde Walking on a college graduation stage wasn’t just important to me. It meant everything. It was more deeply rooted than just having to walk across a stage, dressed in your sweltering hot cap and gown with all your stoles and chords swinging from your shoulders while your family claps for you…
