News
The Native Roots of Dia De Los Muertos
By ALEXANDRIA McKENNA The following is McKenna’s address at the Day of the Dead Celebration at Pima Community College West campus on November 1, 2019. […]
Sports
Season wraps up for Pima Women’s Soccer
By COREY McMULLEN The No. 5-ranked Aztecs’ season came to an end in a 1-0 loss to No. 4-ranked Arizona Western Community College in the […]
Sports
Aztec women start strong men look to follow
By COREY McMULLEN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL The No. 3-ranked Aztecs opened the season with a dominant 88-50 win Nov. 2 at home over Park University in […]
Sports
Coach Jim Rosborough: 41 years and counting
By KYLE KERSEY In 1974, Jim Rosborough ate breakfast with Lute Olson in Elgin, Illinois, an hour northwest of Chicago. A week later, he was […]
News
University bears ridicule for creating UArizona
By ELLIANA KOPUT The University of Arizona has been referred to by an array of nicknames since the dawn of time … or at least […]
Arts & Entertainment Stomping Grounds
Immerse yourself with art and music at Dusk Music Festival
By ELLIANA KOPUT Dusk Music Festival will return Nov. 10 and 11 to Tucson at Armory Park. The gates will open at 2 p.m. […]
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 […]
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 […]