Special needs school in Tucson expands local options
Sierra School, SESI’s sixth Arizona campus, has opened in Tucson to provide small-class, personalized education for students with specialized learning and behavioral needs.
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Asian student council criticizes UA cultural center consolidation
The University of Arizona’s cultural resource centers are raising concerns about the May consolidation of centers, dismissals of longtime directors, and a lack of transparency in the process.
Barajas y Schubert lideran las primarias del concejo de Tucson
Selina Barajas y Miranda Schubert lideraron las primarias demócratas de Tucson, posicionándose para probables victorias en noviembre, mientras sus simpatizantes celebraban una noche de victorias históricas impulsadas por la comunidad.
Barajas, Schubert lead in Tucson council primaries
Selina Barajas and Miranda Schubert led in Tucson’s Democratic primary Tuesday, positioning themselves for likely wins in November as supporters celebrated a night of historic and community-driven victories.
Mobile barbershop serves Tucson's vulnerable
Serve Society is a mobile barbershop offering free haircuts and support to Tucson residents in recovery, experiencing homelessness or reentering society.
UA to end writing skills program
The University of Arizona is closing its long-running Writing Skills Improvement Program this fall amid broader campus restructuring that has sparked concerns over diversity and support services.
UA immigrant resource website remains offline months after rebranding
The University of Arizona took down the Immigrant Student Resource Center website months ago and has yet to launch a replacement despite rebranding the program as AGAVE.
Elsner destaca la innovación y el servicio en la campaña del Distrito 5
Chris Elsner, veterano del Peace Corps y graduado de la Universidad de Arizona, se postula para el puesto de Concejal del Distrito 5 de Tucson, centrándose en la participación comunitaria, la democracia digital y en las mejoras de la infraestructura local.
City council meet and greet fosters honest conversations
Tucson Spotlight and Arizona Luminaria brought more than 60 voters and City Council candidates together for an evening of face-to-face conversations about the issues shaping local communities.