During the institute, students covered news at local, regional and national levels using various methods, including video, audio and blogs. We invite you to browse the major news stories, as well as every article that was posted on the Web site.
By RICK ROJAS
Bill Richardson on Thursday dropped his bid to become the first Hispanic-American president, saying at a news conference in Santa Fe, N.M., that he had waged the best campaign he could.
By YOLANNE ALMANZAR
Salvatore “Bill” Bonanno, died in Tucson on New Year's Day at 75. He was the son of Joseph Bonanno, who was known as Joe Bananas and who had risen to become the don of one of New York's five Mafia families in the 1930s.
By TRACIE MORALES
Derreck Burruss, 16, had gone to the movies to enjoy the Christmas money his mother had given him. He became Tucson's first homicide victim of 2008.
By RICK ROJAS and NATHAN OLIVAREZ-GILES
Mike Huckabee’s win Thursday in the Iowa caucuses could end up helping Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., who paid little attention to Iowa.
By SOLANGE REYNER
Fueled by a halftime chat from interim coach Kevin O’Neill, Arizona overcame early defensive breakdowns to come away with a 76-63 victory against Oregon State at the McKale Center.
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All the Articles
These articles are presented in chronological order as they were posted on the Institute home page as they were completed. As a result, some publication dates may overlap.
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