This article is part of a series around Jewish early childhood education at the Tucson J. Throughout each day, babies, ...
On July 9, I turned 88 years old. I told friends that I felt like a girl in an old woman’s body. I have always been youthful, ...
Hebrew High is returning to Southern Arizona this fall. Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona is relaunching Hebrew High ...
“Trauma-informed care isn’t just for clinicians,” says Sophie German, BSW, CFSW, director of the older adult and community services departments at Jewish Family & Children’s Services of Southern ...
Tucsonan Seth Schindler has pursued diverse occupations, including street peddler, strawberry picker, clam digger, lumberjack ...
A son, Charles Douglas Smith, was born June 5, 2026, to Mary and Matthew Smith of Tempe, Arizona. Grandparents are Joyce and ...
A single blood donation can save up to three lives by providing red blood cells, platelets, and plasma to trauma victims, ...
Terry Allen Perl started his career in 1969 operating summer camps and day programs for the physically and mentally challenged. The Baltimore native joined Chimes International, a multi-service agency ...
Research Professor Emerita of the Gender and Women’s Studies Department, University of Arizona, Myra Dinnerstein, passed away in her sleep in the early hours of Wednesday, July 15, 2026, at the ...
Posing at the University of Arizona Hillel Feb. 20, 2025, back row: State Rep. Justin Wilmeth, State Rep. Consuelo Hernandez, #EndJewHatred Director of Mobilization Adar Rubin, former State Rep.
The 1990s were the last golden age for college basketball programs west of the Rocky Mountains, with three winning national championships that decade. Former University of Arizona basketball ...
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