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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.
SARSEF's early years in the 1950s and ’60s showcased student projects inspired by breakthroughs in DNA research, space exploration, and environmental science.
Tucson activists are traveling to the state capitol with LUCHA to advocate for justice, celebrate community efforts, and address concerns over immigration policies.
Tucson has expanded solar energy, planted over 120,000 trees, and strengthened heat resilience as part of its climate action efforts, surpassing key environmental goals.
Governor Katie Hobbs' State of the State Address highlighted her "Arizona Promise," focusing on affordable housing, childcare relief, veteran homelessness, and bipartisan solutions for a stronger future.
A pair of University of Arizona groups are hosting "Know Your Rights" trainings to help the school's immigrant community navigate changes sparked by sweeping immigration changes and Proposition 314.
The city is prioritizing housing initiatives, shelter services, and legal reforms to address homelessness, public safety, and community challenges.
Pima JTED's annual showcase featured hands-on demos in robotics, culinary arts, fire services, and pharmacy, highlighting workforce readiness and industry certifications.
For 70 years, SARSEF has strengthened Southern Arizona’s communities through hands-on STEM education, breaking barriers and fostering future innovators.
