Border Beat on Haitus for Summer
Border Beat is produced by students at the University of Arizona School of Journalism. Because the class that produces the publication is not held during the summer, we will not produce new stories until the beginning of September, 2010. Thank you for following us. We hope you have learned many new and interesting things about the U.S. - Mexico borderlands.By Jay Rochlin 11 May 2010
St. Andrew's Clinic for children
By Border Beat Staff 19 April 2010 Read Article
Commitment to Underserved People: CUP
The University of Arizona Medical School offers its students the opportunity to work with underserved people. The medical school’s Commitment to Underserved People (CUP) Program has been serving this region for 30 years. Click "read article" to look at a special report on the CUP program.By WJ Anderson 04 May 2010 Read Article
Agua Prieta Health Clinic
Reporters Maty Cantero and Nikki Helms took a trip to Agua Prieta, Mexico to document a free medical clinic. Run from start to finish by undergraduates in the Flying Samaritans club at The University of Arizona, they see a different side of health care on the other side of the border.
By Maty Cantero and Nikki Helms 03 March 2010 Read Article
Angel's Home is in Prison
The three-month-old baby boy is wrapped in a blue blanket. He wears a Winnie the Pooh beanie on his head and draws attention from the many women surrounding him. Angel Alejandro Beltrán is healthy. There is nothing unusual about him, but despite his clean record he lives behind prison walls in Mexico.
By Matilde Cantero 01 March 2010 Read Article
Flying for the Environment
After spending a life-altering year in Mexico, Sandy Lanham decided to combine her passion for flying airplanes and her immense interest in marine life and desert habitat to single-handedly start the non-profit organization Environmental Flying Services.
By Jacquelyn Valerie Smith 09 March 2010 Read Article
Just Off the Helicopter from Haiti
About a month after the earthquake, a group of four Tucson women from World Care flew to Haiti.
For University of Arizona student Krista Kinnard, what she saw blew her mind.
By Nikki Helms 12 March 2010 Read Article
Organization Gives Hope to Border Crossers
No More Deaths (NMD) is an organization in Arizona, run by volunteers, whose sole mission is to end the death and suffering on the U.S.-Mexico border, according to NMD spokeswoman Sarah Launius.
By Christina Stymfal 19 April 2010 Read Article
Humane Borders Saves Lives
At seven in the morning, on any given Saturday, 21-year-old Stephen Park can be found at First Christian Church in Tucson. He is not there to pray, he is not even Christian. He is waiting to venture out into the southern Arizona desert.
By Bridget Miller 29 March 2010 Read Article
Local Filmmaker - Ben Lopez
Local filmmaker Ben Lopez is preparing to release his third feature film, Sexo en Parisio. Lopez first got interested in film while attending Catalina Magnet High School and continues his dream, shooting films locally in Tucson and Northern Mexico.
By Whitney Misenhimer 28 March 2010 Read Article
Carmen's Kitchen
By Whitney Misenhimer 28 January 2010 Read Article
Don't Call Me 'Bi'
Twenty-two year old Patty Garcia prefers not to label herself.
By Nicky Hamila & Jocelyn Bresnick 05 March 2010 Read Article
Boots Galore
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Everyone knows their shoe size. Some might even remember as a kid stepping on that silver metal foot to get a measurement. Few, however, have experienced getting their shoe custom-made to fit perfectly on each foot.
By Jacquelyn Valerie Smith 19 April 2010 Read Article
News
- Tucson Protests S.B. 1070
- Arizona Casinos Increase Economical and Cultural Development
- Top Ten Spring Break Destinations
- Chicanos Por La Causa Celebrates 30 Years of Success
- Shrimp Embargo To Impact More Than Just Local Restaurants
- ALPFA Tucson Host Breakfast and Career Fair Covered Live
- How Stewart boots are made
- Live Blog: Justice in Our Global Borderlands
Culture
People
Education
- Dual Meet Coverage: UA vs. ASU vs. NAU
- Over 1,500 Attend 21st Annual LULAC Youth Leadership Conference
- The UA Hispanic Alumni Club
- Chicano/Hispano Student Affairs
- Luz is Shining on the Future of its Students
- Live Blog:Annual LULAC Conference Hits Pima West
- Staying Safe Around the Border
- Nogales Program
Health
- Commitment to Underserved People: CUP
- UofA Commitment to Underserved People
- St. Andrew's Clinic for children
- Mariposa Community Health Clinic
- Agua Prieta Health Clinic
- Border Health Foundation Hopes to Start Helping Locally
- A New Look for Life: A Cleft Palate Surgery Mission to Hermosillo
- The Prickly Pear: New Discoveries about this Old Desert Denizen
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We have 12 guests onlineBorder Beat Blogs
A Look at Border StudiesAmanda Portillo
A look into the research of the borderlands by U.S. universities, especially universities in border states.
A Peso for Your Thoughts
Matilde Cantero
What those who are new to the border area observe, their questions, and their thoughts.
Bebidas de Bridget
Bridget Miller
If you like pina coladas, you'll love these drink recipes from below the border.
Border Biz
Samantha Easter
Border Biz is a look at Business and Finance on and around the border.
Border Health Care
William Anderson
Attaching the electrodes another way to monitor the border's beat.
Bordering the Line
Nicky Hamila
A blog about relationships that are affected by the border.
Comida for Thought
Lauren Adams
A about taking food and drink recipes from south of the border and trying to make them on my own.
Coming to America: The Wide World of Sports
Matt Alvarez
Profiling Athletes In and Around the Tucson Area That Hail from Other Countries
Fashionista Frenzy
Laurann Robinson
A blog about border- inspired fashion trends and boutiques.
Greening up on the Line
Josh Schaa
A blog about green living on the border.
Inside la Cocina
Whitney Misenhimer
Exploring the sights and smells of an authentic Sonoran kitchen.
It's Always 'Sunny' in Tucson
Jeremy Hawkes
Covering the news and going on's in the Sunnyside Unified School District.
Lights, Camera, Border
Marcy Jones
Discussing Films about the Border
One tequila, dos tequila, three tequila, FLOOR!
Jocelyn Bresnick
A Blog About Tequilas and their Amigos
People Helping People
Allana Erickson
A look into non-profit organizations in Tucson, Arizona.
Reaching Hands Across Boundaries
Nikki Helms
Learn all about local volunteer and service efforts that are helping the underprivileged across the border.
Studying Below the Border
Jackie Smith
A blog chronicling the experiences of students who studied abroad in Mexico, and students from Mexico studying here at the UA.
Weekend Warriors on the Border
Christina Stymfal
This is your guide on how to have a fun-filled weekend on the border.
