Opinion
Letter from the Editor: The Legend of “Camaro Joe”
By JOE GIDDENS “Camaro Joe.” Essentially, it would be a live-action “Magic School Bus,” with a smaller cast and an identical copy of my first […]
Author: Pima Post Editorial Team
News
Día de Muertos comes to Pima
By JOE GIDDENS and ANGEL CANEZ It was a celebration of life and death at the Pima Community College West Campus Nov. 1 with the […]
Arts & Entertainment
Kanye West: “Jesus is King” sounds nice but rings hollow
By KYLE KERSEY The definition of damning with faint praise: “Jesus is King” is better than anything I’ve heard in church. It opens with energy: […]
Arts & Entertainment
Movie Review: The Lighthouse
By KYLE KERSEY Horror: “an intense feeling of fear, shock, or disgust.” Throughout “The Lighthouse,” you’ll feel all three. Set on a New England […]
News
Tucson looks to help residents thrive
Photo and story by JOE GIDDENS The “Thrive in the 05” initiative was formed last fall to revitalize the Oracle corridor, an area from the […]
Stomping Grounds
Hop into east side’s Hop Street Lounge
By JOSHUA SHAVER From the outside, Hop Street Lounge looks like a smaller bar. But once I walked in, I saw a really big, clean […]
Sports
Call it a comeback: Marks rebounds from knee injury
Story and photos By COREY McMULLEN To say you blew out your knee is one thing. For Aztec women’s soccer player Reilly […]
Sports
Pima Aztec Women’s Basketball Season Preview
Story and photo by KYLE KERSEY Last year, the Pima Community College Women’s Basketball team finished strong, achieving victory in the fifth-place game of the […]
Sports
Nash helps lead Pima Volleyball on the court.
By ANGEL CANEZ Aztec Volleyball is being led by Madi Nash, a 19-year-old sophomore star outside hitter from Tucson’s Sahuaro High School. Nash has […]
Arts & Entertainment
The game is afoot at Pima
by ANGEL CANEZ Pima Community College Center for the Arts is putting on a production of “Baskerville,” which is based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s […]