Tucson adopts new plan to celebrate culture and heritage
Tucson has adopted the ¡Somos Uno! Cultural Heritage strategic plan that celebrates its history, arts, and culture through community-driven initiatives.
Pima College marks 25 years of free citizenship classes with 95% success
For over 25 years, Pima Community College has offered free citizenship classes, equipping thousands of residents with the knowledge and skills to successfully complete the naturalization process.
SARSEF in the ’70s: Bold student science from tobacco to transportation
In the 1970s, SARSEF empowered young scientists to explore innovative projects on topics like tobacco, vehicle aerodynamics, and cardiovascular research, reflecting the decade's spirit of discovery.
SARSEF empodera a las comunidades a través de la educación STEM
Durante 70 años, SARSEF ha fortalecido las comunidades del sur de Arizona mediante la educación STEM práctica, rompiendo barreras y fomentando futuros innovadores.
Nueva subdivisión de Oro Valley se centrará en los espacios abiertos y la sostenibilidad
Oro Valley aprobó una subdivisión residencial de 31 lotes que enfatiza los espacios abiertos, la sostenibilidad y la compatibilidad del vecindario luego de los comentarios de la comunidad.
Rio Nuevo and Phoenix concert promoter transform historic building into art hub, nightclub
Phoenix concert promoter Charlie Levy is transforming a historic Tucson building into "The Rodgers," a multi-floor art hub, restaurant, and nightclub with support from the Rio Nuevo District.
Tucson event blends Chicano photography with culinary creations
A Tucson event celebrating Chicano photographer Louis Carlos Bernal brought together art, food, and storytelling through a collaborative tasting experience led by Chef Adrian Ortega and artist Mel Dominguez.
From DNA to space: SARSEF projects shaped by the scientific boom
SARSEF's early years in the 1950s and ’60s showcased student projects inspired by breakthroughs in DNA research, space exploration, and environmental science.
Jefe de educación admite falta de visión ante aumento de costos de cupones universales
El programa de cupones educativos universales de Arizona ha superado los $800 millones en costos, con el superintendente Tom Horne admitiendo la falta de proyecciones financieras mientras defiende el programa ante críticas de mala gestión e inequidad.
