Southside elementary esports team wins big with donated gear
A thriving esports program at C.E. Rose PreK-8 is helping students build confidence, teamwork and STEM skills while winning national competitions with minimal resources.
Isabela Gamez
Isabela Gamez is a University of Arizona alum and reporter with Tucson Spotlight. Contact her at gamezi@arizona.edu.
Las fiestas Passport traen ritmos globales y vibras comunitarias a Tucson
Passport es una fiesta de baile mensual en Tucson que celebra la música global y la comunidad, reuniendo a personas para bailar al ritmo de sonidos internacionales.
Passport parties brings global beats and community vibes to midtown
Passport is a monthly dance party in Tucson that celebrates global music and community by bringing people together to dance to international beats.
Líderes locales reflexionan sobre el impacto de Raúl Grijalva
Líderes comunitarios y residentes se reúnen para honrar el legado de Raúl Grijalva, reflexionando sobre su defensa del sur de Arizona y la comunidad hispana.
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.
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.
Bark ‘n Berry abre en Tucson con helados y productos para mascotas
Bark ‘n Berry, una nueva heladería para perros y boutique para mascotas en Tucson, ofrece productos para mascotas de fabricación local, dulces y eventos comunitarios.
Bark ‘n Berry opens in Tucson with frozen treats and pet goods
Bark ‘n Berry, a new dog ice cream parlor and pet boutique in Tucson, offers locally made pet products, treats, and community-focused events.
Watch: Controversial fast fashion brand comes to Main Gate Square
Brandy Melville, a controversial fast-fashion brand known for its exclusive sizing and workplace criticisms, is opening a store in Main Gate Square, sparking debate among UA students and locals.
