UA students organize to defend Thrive, DEI Programs
University of Arizona students have formed a collective to protect the Thrive Center and its diversity programs from cuts prompted by recent federal executive orders.
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Inscripciones para el equipo juvenil de natación del Condado de Pima abren el 29 de abril
El programa de natación de verano de Pima County para niños de 5 a 18 años abre sus inscripciones el 29 de abril, con nueve equipos disponibles en todo el condado y lugares limitados que se llenan rápidamente.
Retail, construction surge ahead in Marana with $3.8M development
Retail and construction activity is ramping up in Marana’s Gladden Farms community, where developers have broken ground on a $3.8 million commercial project expected to bring new businesses and jobs.
Pima County youth swim team registration opens April 29
Pima County’s summer swim team program for kids ages 5 to 18 opens for registration on April 29, with nine teams available across the county and limited spots filling fast.
Market returns with new name, same mission to uplift Black-owned businesses
Blk House Mrkt returns on April 26 with a new name and expanded mission to celebrate Black culture, support local Black-owned businesses, and build community in Tucson.
UA students, Tucson groups lead Sexual Assault Awareness Month efforts
University of Arizona students and Tucson organizations are raising awareness and providing support for survivors during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
UA’s One Health initiative faces uncertainty amid federal funding cuts
The University of Arizona’s One Health Initiative, which studies the connections between human, animal, and environmental health, faces uncertainty due to federal funding cuts.
Tucson’s newest run club boosted by Instagram
Tucson Run Club is a space where runners of all levels can make connections with like-minded individuals, free of charge.
Tucson turns to native edibles for sustainability and resilience
The Watershed Management Group received an Arizona State Forestry Community Challenge Grant in 2023 to help fund the Native Edible Tree project, which focuses on native edible education.
