UA hosts poetry event celebrating Brazilian voices
The University of Arizona’s Portuguese Department is hosting a poetry event Friday to celebrate Brazilian poets and provide students with a platform to share their work.
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Local leaders reflect on Raúl Grijalva’s impact
Community leaders and residents gather to honor the legacy of Raúl Grijalva, reflecting on his advocacy for Southern Arizona and the Hispanic community.
UA Students Protest Garimella’s Installation; ASUA President Boycotts
University of Arizona students protested President Suresh Garimella’s installation on Tuesday, while ASUA President Adriana Grijalva boycotted the event in solidarity.
Tucson faces $17.8M deficit as city boosts pay, infrastructure spending
Tucson officials are working to address a $17.8 million deficit by investing in employee compensation, infrastructure, and public safety, while preparing for larger budget challenges ahead.
Social justice nonprofit welcomes new members amid growing support
The Arizona Center for Empowerment welcomed new members Friday, highlighting its work on immigrant rights, economic equality, and environmental advocacy.
Sanders, Ocasio-Cortez rally Tucsonans on inequality and democracy
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rallied thousands in Tucson, advocating for economic justice, public education, and democracy while urging grassroots action.
Pima County Teen Court marks 30 years of youth justice reform
Pima County Teen Court is celebrating 30 years of providing an alternative justice program that helps teens take accountability and avoid formal charges.
UA’s One Health initiative faces uncertainty amid federal funding cuts
The University of Arizona’s One Health Initiative, which studies the connections between human, animal, and environmental health, faces uncertainty due to federal funding cuts.
South Tucson meat market visited by ICE agents
ICE agents raided Beef Master Meat Market in South Tucson Tuesday, seizing employee documents after a tip to Homeland Security, sparking concerns over the operation's scale and intentions.
