Southern Arizona Gender Alliance is growing in Tucson
SAGA works on advocacy, awareness and services.
'Dreamers' to Get In-State Tuition at State Universities
Board of Regents decides immigrants with deferred deportation status will pay lower rate.
Schools Look to Improve Safety 'Little by Little'
Sunnyside fine arts school will feature bullet-resistant glass; others scrape for funding.
PCC to Eliminate 3 Campus President Positions
New structure intended to reduce costs in light of elimination of state aid.
Senate Committee Wants Border Patrol Access Expanded
Agency would no longer need permits to reach wildlife refuges, parks and military property.
Pima County Boosts Solar Electricity Usage
Supes unanimously approve 11 new solar installations on county property
Judge: In-State Tuition OK for 'Dreamers' at Phoenix Colleges
Ruling may be limited to Maricopa County Community College District; Pima in Tucson offers same.
ASU Launches Online Program for Freshmen
Partners with leader in online education, EdX.
Three Arizona Teens Named Presidential Scholars
Students will travel to Washington D.C. in June
Service Providers Work to End Homelessness in Tucson
Goal: End veterans' homelessness by end of this year, all homelessness by 2017.
Tuition for UA Freshmen Will Be $11,403, Up 4.1%
Regents approve rates for state universities; UA out-of-state freshmen will pay $32,630.
Free Compost Available for Tucson Gardeners
The city will offer the soil booster at Randolph and Udall Parks this week
Raytheon Awarded $559M Contract for Guided Missiles
Guidance section of the missile is built in Tucson
Graffiti at Fox Theatre Spotlights Citywide Problem
Police say it's misconception that gang members are responsible for vandalism around Tucson.
Oro Valley Students Help Pass Law Making Copper State's Metal
Governor lauds school for multi-year effort started in Ms. Royer's 4th-grade class.
