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On Campus:

• Arts & Performances
  Information on performances, exhibits, museums, galleries, venues and box offices.
• Athletics & Recreation
  Information about NCAA sports, intramurals, sport clubs and campus athletic facilities.
• Campus Arboretum
  Information about the trees and plants on the UA campus including plant walk tours and currently blooming plants.
• Clubs & Organizations
• Cultural & Religious Centers
  Groups that promote cultural and religious diversity at UA.
• Dining
  A list of on-campus and off-campus eateries.
• Events & Entertainment
• Fine Arts Calendar of Events
• Gallagher Theater
  A campus movie theater equipped with Dolby Digital Sound, 340 seats, and a 26 X 11 ft. screen. Assisted-hearing devices are available.
• Libraries & Museums
• Plant Walk
• Student Unions
  Catering, food service, meeting space, student leadership opportunities and more.
• Today at the UA
• UApresents  [map]
  The UA's performing arts series brings the world's finest music, dance and popular events to Southern Arizona each year. Most performances are held in the historic Centennial Hall.

Additional Information:

• Getting Involved
  Clubs, intramurals, club sports, cultural organizations, religious centers, volunteer opportunities and more.
• Television & Radio
  Tucson and UA television and radio stations.
• Tucson Arizona
  Attractions in Tucson and around Arizona, Tucson history, Arizona sports and more.
• Wildcat Fun & Games
  UA screensavers, wallpaper, postcards, tours, webcams and games.

Off Campus:

• Biosphere 2
  Dedicated to the research and understanding of global scientific issues.
• Boyce Thompson Arboretum
  American Southwest's oldest arboretum and botanical garden. Located near Superior, Arizona.
• Kitt Peak Observatory
  Home of research facilities for two divisions of the National Optical Astronomy Observatories (NOAO): Kitt Peak National Observatory and the National Solar Observatory.
• Patterson Observatory
  Located on the UA South campus in Sierra Vista, the observatory is used for public viewing of celestial objects and as a scientific resource for K - Graduate students.

Upcoming Events

• Homecoming
• Student Showcase 2009
• Steward Observatory Public Evening Lecture
• Meet the Authors Event at AHSC
• DiscoveryDays Presents Build Your Own GalileoScope
• ART Presents "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas"
• Calendars  >>

Did You Know?

• Tucson is one of the top five best bicycling towns in the U.S.
• High desert climate and surrounding mountains allow you to swim, hike, and ski -- all in one day.