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Art Alley Gallery
Arts and Culture
October 14, 2021

Art Alley Gallery

Neighbors come together and transform their alleyway as a mean of coping with grief.
Clara Lee's Cats
Nature and Environment
October 8, 2021

Clara Lee's Cats

Clara Lee Arnold feels connected to cats in a deep way and has dedicated her life to helping them. Join her as she attempts to make Tucson a better plac...
Carlos
Arts and Culture
September 23, 2021

Carlos

Community educator and glass and tile artist, Carlos Valenzuela has helped facilitate the creation of hundreds of mosaic tile murals across Southern Ari...
Settling in Flagstaff
History
September 9, 2021

Settling in Flagstaff

The story of the first Chinese-American family to reside in Flagstaff, Arizona.
Coach Adia Barnes on Motherhood
Sports and Recreation
September 2, 2021

Coach Adia Barnes on Motherhood

The University of Arizona Women’s Basketball coach on balancing family, being a role model for her players, and normalizing what it means to be a mom.
An Unnatural River
Nature and Environment
August 26, 2021

An Unnatural River

Treated effluent and recycled water flowing into the lower Santa Cruz River fosters abundant native vegetation and wildlife, and brings recreational and...
The Show Goes On
Arts and Culture
August 16, 2021

The Show Goes On

The annual thesis exhibition for the University of Arizona School of Art took place after a 14-month delay due to COVID-19.
William “Curly” and Annie Neal
History
August 5, 2021

William “Curly” and Annie Neal

The journey of William “Curly” and Annie Neal as pioneers, entrepreneurs, and in 1895 the first Black owners of luxury resort in Arizona.
Herbarium
Nature and Environment
July 28, 2021

Herbarium

The University of Arizona Herbarium is a research collection of over 425,000 dried plant specimens, with emphasis on the plants of the Sonoran Desert re...
Seeing in the Future
Science and Technology
July 19, 2021

Seeing in the Future

Developing the next generation of wearable display systems for Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality.
We Belong Here Too
News and Public Affairs
July 8, 2021

We Belong Here Too

Local Asian American leaders talk about how friends and loved ones are coping with and responding to the recent surge in violence against AAPI communities.
Body of Work: Nicole Miller
Arts and Culture
July 6, 2021

Body of Work: Nicole Miller

An examination of Tucson artist and filmmaker Nicole Miller's work, including a bronze sculpture of Michael Jackson.
Roman Goes to College
Arts and Culture
June 28, 2021

Roman Goes to College

Local aspiring blues musician Roman Barten-Sherman has been performing since before he was in middle school. This year, he heads off to a five-year Cont...
4x4
Arts and Culture
June 3, 2021

4x4

A first-of-its-kind exhibition showcasing the diversity of art being created in Southern Arizona. (9:24)
Arizona READI
Science and Technology
May 23, 2021

Arizona READI

Bringing immediate lifesaving telemedicine access to remote areas of rural southern Arizona. (8:11)
Barrio Restoration
Nature and Environment
May 23, 2021

Barrio Restoration

Beautifying streets and neighborhoods in South Tucson. (7:28)
Restoring the Native Flora
Nature and Environment
May 9, 2021

Restoring the Native Flora

Spadefoot Nursery strives to be a safe and inclusive space for flora, fauna, and human alike. (6:01)
Pia Camil: Three Works
Arts and Culture
May 9, 2021

Pia Camil: Three Works

The artist Pia Camil's exhibition “Three Works” is on display at MOCA until September 2021. (6:38)
The Golden Rule
Nature and Environment
May 2, 2021

The Golden Rule

Arizona claims a rich agricultural tradition that continues to this day, we went to southeast Arizona to visit a farm with a rich history of its own. (8...
The Rise of Substance Abuse
News and Public Affairs
May 2, 2021

The Rise of Substance Abuse

Substance abuse of all kinds has greatly increased during COVID 19. (8:39)
We Are the Water Missing Home
News and Public Affairs
April 25, 2021

We Are the Water Missing Home

Indigenous communities fight against border wall construction near a sacred Sonoran Desert spring. (10:06)
Cuando Estoy Contigo
Arts and Culture
April 25, 2021

Cuando Estoy Contigo

Exploring the borderlands through the art of Karlito Espinosa. (8:44)
Mirrors for Magellan
Science and Technology
April 21, 2021

Mirrors for Magellan

The University of Arizona is fabricating seven massive mirrors for the Giant Magellan Telescope. (7:31)
Flower Bomb at the Rialto
Arts and Culture
April 21, 2021

Flower Bomb at the Rialto

Turning flowers into beautiful and temporary work of art. (3:38)
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