Influencers de Tucson crean comunidad en Instagram
Las influencers de Tucson Megan Monge y Hannah Hildreth usan Instagram para destacar la comida local, las pequeñas empresas y las conexiones comunitarias en la economía pospandémica.
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UA lecture examines surveillance over tribal lands
A University of California, Santa Cruz professor told a University of Arizona audience that drones, helicopters and surveillance towers crowding the skies above the Tohono O'odham Nation are eroding indigenous sovereignty.
UA lecture challenges anti-trans use of gender regret
A University of Illinois professor argued at a UA lecture that anti-trans politics have weaponized the concept of trans regret to restrict gender-affirming care and pressure transgender people to suppress negative emotions.
Ensayos universitarios reflejan política en Tucson
Los estudiantes de último año de secundaria de Tucson se enfrentan a la pregunta de cuánto de su activismo, historias de inmigración e identidad cultural compartirán en sus ensayos universitarios en medio de un clima político cambiante.
Graduada de UA enfrenta cobro por servicios no usados
Una graduada de la Universidad de Arizona afirma que le cobraron servicios públicos por un apartamento vacío cerca del campus, lo que resultó en una notificación de cobranza y daños a su informe crediticio.
Tucson seniors navigate politics in college essays
Tucson high school seniors grapple with how much of their activism, immigration stories and cultural identity to share in college essays amid a shifting political climate.
UA grad sent to collections over empty apartment utilities
A University of Arizona graduate says she was charged utility fees for an empty apartment near campus, leading to a collections notice and damage to her credit report.
Tucson Jazz Festival returns for 12th year
The Tucson Jazz Festival returns with nine days of live performances, free events and concerts at venues across Tucson.
How Tucson influencers turned Instagram into community
Tucson influencers Megan Monge and Hannah Hildreth use Instagram to highlight local food, small businesses and community connections in the post-pandemic creator economy.