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A Flavorful Journey: Silvana Salcido Esparza shares love of cooking

Cooking is in Silvana Salcido Esparza’s DNA. Staying passionate about it is easy. Her goal is to celebrate the rich heritage of Mexican cuisine — without compromising her beliefs. Born into an 800-year baking legacy, she immersed herself in the culinary traditions of Mexico through extensive travel, studying the diverse regional flavors and techniques from…

City Week: Week of March 13, 2025

Spring Ikebana Exhibit TO MARCH 16 The Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson is hosting the Spring Ikebana Exhibit. Ikebana transforms simple elements like a single flower or branch into profound expressions of fleeting beauty, emphasizing the uniqueness of each encounter. The event gives the public the chance to see live demonstrations, explore the tranquil koi…

‘The Grieving Body’: Mary-Frances O’Connor talks about her new book

Author, neuroscientist and psychologist Mary-Frances O’Connor has looked at how grief affects the mind and body. Her research is found in her sophomore book “The Grieving Body: How the Stress of Loss Can Be an Opportunity for Healing,” released in February.  She will participate in the Tucson Festival of Books, which runs Saturday, March 15,…

Worth a Shot: Plan for some St. Paddy’s Day fun

This weekend, we focus on the joyful celebration of green beer and corned beef and cabbage known as St. Patrick’s Day. However, because the actual day falls on Monday, that prevents most of us from celebrating in the way we might prefer. The Old Pueblo has your collective back, however, with a variety of events…

Kickstarting Careers: University of Arizona offering online cannabis programs

With cannabis becoming more normalized and the industry still going strong in Arizona, the University of Arizona is providing students the opportunity to get a headstart on their careers in the cannabis industry. UA offers three online cannabis education certificate programs through a partnership with Green Flower, a cannabis industry training provider. The three programs…

Faith and Education: Christian Colleges See Spike in Student Numbers

It’s a challenging time for many universities and colleges. With enrolments declining nationwide, institutions are finding it increasingly difficult to increase the size of their student cohorts. A number of faith-based colleges are bucking the trend – experiencing a spike in student growth and defying the data. This commitment to faith-based educational values at universities…


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