Police are investigating accusations of theft and illegal drug use occurring at the UA after a former employee of a moving company contracted with the university made complaints in early January.

Mark Wardlow, former driver and loader of Interspace Moving and Storage, contracted with Facilities Management, filed a police report Jan. 11 citing incidences of theft and drug use that occurred on campus while he worked there.

Occurrences of drug use and theft by Interspace employees were as "common as breathing," Wardlow said. [Read article]

Athletes come from all over the globe, spend hours on the practice court in preparation for competition and learn from their fellow players who all bring something else to the cultural mix.

While this sounds like a night in Olympic Village, it also describes the Arizona women's tennis team, which features eight players all born in different countries.

Led by seniors Dianne Hollands of New Zealand, Maja Mlakar of Slovenia and the lone American-born player, Kelly Perry, the squad has been transformed into its own international community thanks to the recruiting efforts of fourth-year coach Vicky Maes, herself a former Wildcat recruited from Belgium. [Read article]

As the name suggests, the purpose of the Women's Plaza is to celebrate the lives and contributions of women to the state of Arizona. Donors can dedicate a brick, tile, tree, park bench or fountain to honor a woman of their choice. [Read article]