TUSD approves $2.7M in cuts amid $33M deficit
The Tucson Unified School District governing board approved $2.7 million in budget cuts at its Feb. 24 meeting, eliminating positions and offices as it works to avoid a projected $33 million deficit.
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The Tucson Unified School District governing board approved $2.7 million in budget cuts at its Feb. 24 meeting, eliminating positions and offices as it works to avoid a projected $33 million deficit.
The University of Arizona Ice Cats enter the 2026 ACHA Division One National Championships as the 15th seed, looking to go further than last year's early exit.
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.
The University of Arizona hosted a 25th anniversary screening of “The Return of Navajo Boy,” highlighting Diné family history and the lasting impact of uranium mining in Monument Valley.
SARSEF’s 71st annual science fair brings Southern Arizona students together to showcase research, build STEM skills and connect with judges and mentors.
Three University of Arizona students attended New York Fashion Week through a competitive UofCLC and IMG program, gaining behind-the-scenes access to runway shows, industry panels and networking events.
The University of Arizona’s McGuire Center Innovation Expo showcased student startups ranging from eco-friendly products to safety technology, marking the program’s 10th anniversary.
A University of Arizona panel honors Lorraine Lee’s legacy of environmental justice, education advocacy and Latino community empowerment in Tucson.
Pima Community College men’s basketball improves to 29-0, holding the No. 4 ranking in NJCAA Division II as the Aztecs push toward a potential undefeated season and national championship run.