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Budget deal saves courts from ‘virtual shut down’ of system
The Arizona Supreme Court was able to work out a deal allowing the Legislature to take money from a variety of smaller accounts rather than a larger, more critical one that lawmakers were targeting.
Student-driven campaign shines light on textbook publishers’ tactics
If Samantha Winter is any indication of how publishers, bookstores and professors could work together to create a positive solution to the nationwide campaign to Make Textbooks Affordable, they might... […]
A publisher’s response
Arizona Capitol Times contacted one of the publishing companies mentioned in the “Required Reading: A Look at the Worst Publishing Tactics at Work” report distributed by the Make Textbooks Affordable... […]
UofA Optical Sciences Building gets nation’s top architectural award
A new building at the University of Arizona has received American architecture’s highest honor. The Meinel Optical Sciences Building was given the American Institute of Architects’ Honor Award. The institute... […]
