Phi Delt faces lawsuit in a DUI death of a pledge

Pledge's parents say he was pressured into drinking.

The family of a UA student who died in an alcohol-related accident last year have filed suit against the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity for allegedly pressuring him to drink during rush initiations.

Opponent Analysis: Not so 'smooth criminals'

Idaho comes to Tucson after blowout loss to Washington State

Idaho junior strong safety Jordan Kramer will try to accomplish something Saturday night his father was never able to.

Hundreds dropped from classes for not paying tuition

Monday the last day to re-register without $300 late fee

Four hundred fifty-seven students had their classes dropped late Tuesday for having outstanding tuition and fees, said Randy Richardson, interim vice president of undergraduate education at the UA.

Richardson said that as of Tuesday morning, 1,247 students had not paid, but 790 of those did so on the last day.

Wildcats hope to 'Ute'-ilize talent

Women's volleyball opens home season tonight

The defending Pacific-10 Conference Champion UA women's volleyball team opens up its home schedule tonight vs. Utah in the 18th annual Four Points University Plaza Wildcat Classic.

Louisville joins Arizona and Utah as the three teams competing in this year's tournament.

SPORTS

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Opponent Analysis: Not so 'smooth criminals'

Wildcats hope to 'Ute'-ilize talent

Commentary: A second chance for a great player

Let the games begin

New men's lacrosse coach has 'hard shoes to fill'

Football notes

Staff Picks

OPINIONS

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Letters to the Editor

I'm a bad neighbor.

Issue of the Week: Border talks

Letters to the Editor

Lee column refreshing

Our student body was in desperate need for the commentary written by Jessica Lee, "The Best Deal in Town." It was refreshing to see that someone actually took the time to investigate what the UofA Bookstore has to offer students, instead of automatically assuming that the store is involved in a conspiracy to make the lives of financially strapped students even more stressful.

'Indivisible' Gallery

CCP's curator explains exhibit's logistics

Anyone visiting the Center for Creative Photography from now until the end of September can witness documented American history at no charge.

"Indivisible" is the gallery's exhibition that depicts, through photographs and audio interviews, 12 communities filled with common Americans uniting for a positive change.

ARTS

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'Indivisible' Gallery

Zsa Zsas at 'War' with VH1

Rare glimpses series gives participants a sneak peak at museum's large collection