Adolescente de Sur Tucson busca servir y retribuir a la comunidad
Marcelino Pérez creció en el sur de Tucson y quiere ser oficial de policía. Acaba de graduarse de la UA y obtuvo su título en un año y medio.
UA Journalism School mural marks latest addition to Tucson’s public art scen
The call for artists says the UA is looking for murals that “reflect the theme of journalism as a profession or journalists, using novel and traditional technologies to connect with audiences.”
Cómo el SARSEF apoya a las escuelas en los futuros científicos de Arizona
Durante el año escolar 2021-2022, SARSEF trabajó con 160 escuelas y 27.815 estudiantes, el 71 % de comunidades desatendidas.
Makers markets boost local economy and community in Southern Arizona
Many of Tucson’s makers markets are open to vendors of all types and skill levels, instead of just professional artists. During the Tuxon’s recent makers market, several first-time vendors were on site, trying their luck with holiday shoppers.
Sur Tucson se prepara para deportaciones masivas
El consejo aprobó la declaración por 5 votos a 1, y el concejal Paul Díaz emitió el único voto “no”.
South Tucson teen aims to teach, serve and give back to the community
Marcelino Perez grew up in South Tucson and wants to be a police officer. He just graduated with a degree from the UA that he earned in a year and a half.
Los costos de préstamos digitales ponen presión sobre las bibliotecas mientras crece la demanda de libros electrónicos
Las bibliotecas tienen que comprar cada copia individual de cada título que quieran ofrecer como libro electrónico, los cuales tienen un costo elevado y un límite de tiempo o de préstamo.
South Tucson braces for mass deportations
The council approved a statement opposing mass deportation by a vote of 5-1, with Councilmember Paul Diaz casting the lone “no” vote.
Defensora de Tucson inspira esperanza y acción en medio de la crisis climática
En 2023, Adriana Bachmann se unió a la Comisión de Clima, Energía y Sostenibilidad de la ciudad, donde actualmente se desempeña como vicepresidenta.
How SARSEF supports schools in shaping Arizona’s future scientists
During the 2021-2022 school year, SARSEF worked with 160 schools and 27,815 students – 71% from underserved communities.
La doble ciudadanía con México cobra impulso en el sur de Arizona
Ante las amenazas de deportaciones masivas del presidente entrante Donald Trump, muchas personas creen que asegurar su doble ciudadanía es más importante que nunca.
Tucson advocate inspires hope and action amid climate crisis
In 2023, Adriana Bachmann joined the city’s Commission on Climate, Energy and Sustainability, where she currently serves as vice chair.
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 Water recurre a los rebaños para la gestión sostenible del paisaje
La iniciativa combina la gestión de la tierra y la sostenibilidad, aprovechando las cabras como una herramienta natural y menos invasiva.
Dual citizenship with Mexico gains momentum in Southern Arizona
With threats of mass deportations from incoming president Donald Trump, many people believe that securing their dual citizenship is more important than ever.
Tucson Water turns to herds for sustainable landscape management
The initiative combines land management and sustainability, leveraging goats as a natural, less invasive tool.
Digital loan costs strain libraries as ebook demand soars
Libraries have to purchase each individual copy of each title they want to offer as an ebook, which come at a steep markup and are time or loan-limited.
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.
