Amphi neighborhood to host Tucson’s inaugural Cyclovita event
Cyclovita will feel like more of a block party, since it’s contained within a smaller area than the longer Cyclovia route.
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UA’s fledgling vet school gains national prominence
This year, the program ranked just behind Colorado State University and Ohio State University in terms of application numbers, receiving 2,646 applications — a testament to its growing appeal.
Pima College expanding recently launched climate education curriculum
The program was created through the college’s Climate Action and Sustainability Plan, which was implemented in 2022.
TUSD increasing opportunities for Latino students and their families
TUSD’s Mexican American Student Services Department takes an asset-based approach to supporting Latino students by building on their strengths and providing culturally relevant resources and encouragement.
Community celebrates completion of Tucson’s first tiny home village
The village is made up of nine 450-square-foot, eco-friendly tiny homes and a larger community gathering center that includes a meeting area, kitchen and sleeping area for an on-site behavioral support specialist.
Bar owner turned realtor champions LGBTQ+ rights and representation
Colette Barajas opened Colette's West, one of Tucson's first lesbian bars, on North First Avenue in 1983.
Book club that highlights Indigenous authors to hold final meeting
Rez Babes Book Club started as a group of about 20 people, but quickly grew into a monthly virtual gathering of up to 150 people from around the world.
An inside look at South Tucson’s new City Council
While all council members are coming in with their own priorities, they will be tasked with addressing the same issues.
UA student cultural center launching basic needs pantry
The Guerrero Center’s new project, Nuestro Cabinete, which means “our pantry” in Spanish, has been in the works since May.
