Robert and Debbie Skarda pose for a photo at the Berger Memorial Fountain Outside of Old Main on Oct. 12. Photo by Jasmine Demers | The Daily Wildcat.
Advertising Pays: A Wildcat Love story
On Oct. 3, 1975, Robert Skarda, a silversmith and self-proclaimed ‘mountain man,’ placed an advertisement in The Daily Wildcat, a campus newspaper at the University of Arizona, that would lead him to meet his future wife of 40 years.
Protestor outside a Southwest Key shelter where 250-300 undocumented children are being held on N. Oracle Road on Thursday, June 28, 2018 in Tucson, Ariz. Photo by Jasmine Demers | The Daily Wildcat.
First Lady Melania Trump visits Tucson
First Lady Melania Trump arrived in Tucson this morning to visit the Border Patrol headquarters and took a tour of one of the immigration facilities, which shelters undocumented immigrants.
Protesters during the fact-finding hearings on Nov. 23, 2015 | The Cougar Chronicle
Fact finder sides with faculty in CSU, CFA dispute
As the salary dispute between California State University and the California Faculty Association remains stagnant, an independent fact finder sided with the union’s proposal for a 5 percent salary increase.
CFA announces dates for 5-day strike
Dr. Darel Engen, president of the CSUSM chapter of CFA, discusses employee pay and the potential for a faculty strike at a rally in Chavez plaza in October 2015.
Lawsuits: UA showed "deliberate indifference" to abuse
The University of Arizona is now facing two federal Title IX lawsuits alleging that the administration acted with “deliberate indifference” toward reports of abuse by former Arizona running back Orlando Bradford.
