SARSEF celebrates 70 years of cultivating confidence and critical thinking
On February 7, SARSEF will host a reunion celebration honoring its seven decades of curiosity in the same space it got its start, the University of Arizona’s Bear Down Gym.
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On February 7, SARSEF will host a reunion celebration honoring its seven decades of curiosity in the same space it got its start, the University of Arizona’s Bear Down Gym.
Local human rights advocacy group Derechos Humanos is commemorating International Migrants Day Saturday from 3-6 p.m. at the Global Justice Center.
The group is holding its 30th annual Holiday Spectacular show at the Temple of Music and Art Saturday and Sunday, with tickets available to purchase online or at the door.
In the digital age, shelves are no longer essential for the library. However, tables are in high demand as students gather in the space to focus without distractions.
Tucson Spotlight’s all-women team is a rarity in the media world. Women make up 41% of newsroom employees nationwide, and only 26% hold leadership roles.
More than 2.7 million children in the U.S. have an incarcerated parent. A panel of local experts discussed the impact of incarceration on families, following a Saturday screening of the mini-documentary "The Forgotten Prisoner."
Cyclovita will feel like more of a block party, since it’s contained within a smaller area than the longer Cyclovia route.
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.
Colette Barajas opened Colette's West, one of Tucson's first lesbian bars, on North First Avenue in 1983.