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Residents can explore "Louis Carlos Bernal: Retrospectivita Chiquita" at South Tucson City Hall through Friday. The exhibition celebrates Bernal’s legacy and his artistic focus on the lives and culture of Mexican Americans.
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.”
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.
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.
The council approved a statement opposing mass deportation by a vote of 5-1, with Councilmember Paul Diaz casting the lone “no” vote.
During the 2021-2022 school year, SARSEF worked with 160 schools and 27,815 students – 71% from underserved communities.
In 2023, Adriana Bachmann joined the city’s Commission on Climate, Energy and Sustainability, where she currently serves as vice chair.
Tucson Run Club is a space where runners of all levels can make connections with like-minded individuals, free of charge.
With threats of mass deportations from incoming president Donald Trump, many people believe that securing their dual citizenship is more important than ever.
