Teatro Carmen
Restoring Tucson's Historic Cultural Gem in the Nation’s Oldest Barrio
On the Origin of COVID
Research now shows it wasn’t a lab leak
Social Media & Democracy
Examining the ways in which social media technology is skewing our political realities.
Philosophy of Fiction
Fictional storytelling is an important and pervasive part of how human cultures transmit knowledge and values across generations.
Positive Vibrations at the Fresh Water Spring
People enjoy drinking water from harding spring near Sedona, Arizona.
Reinventing Plastics
How sulfur is being used to make sustainable plastics.
Artists on the Moon
University of Arizona College of Fine Arts’ Analog Moon Project.
Rituals with Ryan Hill
We spend time with artist Ryan Hill who uses “doodling” as a form of resistance against productivity.
Invasive Desert Plants – Salt Cedar
Invasive plants, such as the Salt cedar (Tamarix aphylla), endangers natives by competing for limited water and taking over large swaths of land, keeping other plants from growing in these habitats.
Honoring Hero Bob Brutinel
Iwo Jima Veteran's 100th Birthday Celebration!
Cash Lansky and 29th Street Thrive
Creative approach to civic engagement helps uncover overlooked perspectives that top-down research often misses.
Under Fire: The Rising Threats Against Drag Story Hour Events
Explore the alarming threats to Drag Story Hour and the community's fight for safety.
