UA pauses plans to move support and cultural groups out of student union
Officials acknowledged that administrators had not fully considered the “functional impact” of the displacement.
Isabela Gamez
Isabela Gamez is a University of Arizona alum and reporter with Tucson Spotlight. Contact her at gamezi@arizona.edu.
Un ciclista de Tucson se convierte en el primer minorista en Estados Unidos de una popular marca de bicicletas en el Reino Unido
Marky Urias, conocido en las redes sociales como @marky.swerves, comenzó a montar en bicicleta cuando era niño, pero no fue hasta después de la secundaria que se dedicó por completo al deporte.
Arroyo Chico Neighborhood Transforms Pathway with a Vibrant Community Mural
The mural is part of Just Communities Arizona’s most recent Community Safety Incubator Project.
Hermanos separados por el sistema de cuidado de crianza se reúnen en un picnic anual
Este año, 74 niños pasaron el día corriendo y jugando con sus hermanos, participando en actividades que incluían pintura de caras, tatuajes con brillantina y pintura de casitas para pájaros.
Gov. Hobbs talks border security during Nogales visit
Hobbs has allocated $15 million to this initiative and is deploying 40 members of the Arizona National Guard to Nogales to support its continued work.
Siblings separated by foster care system reunite in annual picnic
This year, 74 children spent the day running and playing with their siblings, participating in activities including face painting, glitter tattoos and birdhouse painting.
Una familia de Tucson une pasión y herencia para crear un trío de negocios
Di Luna Candles comenzó como un proyecto de cuarentena pandémica para la propietaria María-José Cortés, quien se inspiró en el espíritu emprendedor de su madre.
Tucson cyclist becomes first stateside retailer of popular UK bike brand
Marky Urias, known on social media as @marky.swerves, started riding as a kid, but it wasn’t until after high school that he became fully invested in the sport.
Young voters react to presidential pick
Tucson Spotlight spent time on the UA campus Wednesday, talking to young voters about their post-election feelings and the implications for the future.
