College of Science Lecture Series returns to Centennial Hall
A springtime tradition is back on the University of Arizona campus.
The Hunger: The Story of the Irish Famine
TUESDAY at 9
AZPM Celebrates Women's History Month
Enjoy a special collection of stories, programs and educational resources that highlight history, societal contributions, and accomplishments of women.
School in the Time of COVID: Community Conversations
Featuring local students, teachers, school counselors, experts, and parents discussing their experiences, challenges, and successes navigating the education landscape during the pandemic.
Can your legislator block you on Twitter?
Public officials have used social media platforms to announce policies, share important information and shut out the constituents they do not like.
The Dambusters Story: A Battle Against Time
MONDAY at 10
Car crossings up to pre-pandemic levels, pedestrians lag at Arizona ports
Pedestrian crossings in Nogales this January were still down 36% from January 2020.
Online university fined $22M for misleading students
The University of Arizona has since acquired the university and rebranded the online school.
Tucson hires consulting firm to work on Climate Action Plan
The city will pay the firm $400,000
Average price of a gallon of gas hits $4.13 in Arizona
AAA says prices have topped levels not seen since 2008.
First Lady Jill Biden will be in Arizona this week
The White House says First Lady Jill Biden will be in Arizona this week to highlight job training and cancer treatment programs.
How to make creativity part of your daily routine
It can be hard to dedicate yourself to a creative practice.
Lake Powell set to drop below important water level in the 'near future'
The level is nearly too low to generate hydropower.
Arizona Commerce Authority announces winners to startup competition
Most of the finalists were from the Phoenix metro area, and none were based in Tucson.
Cyclovia returns to Tucson
The event went on hiatus for two and a half years due to the pandemic.
