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Three separate graduation-themed gift baskets are arranged side-by-side on a plain, light background. Each basket features a celebratory "hooray grad" or "hats off to the grad" mylar balloon, a plush teddy bear, an "A"-shaped decorated sugar cookie, and various other gift items such as snack containers and festive ribbons.

Graduation Is Almost Here—Don’t Forget the Gift

A vibrant, high-contrast digital advertisement announces that SNAX is "Now Open" at the Student Union Memorial Center (@SUMC). The graphic features a bold purple background with bright lime-green accents. Wavy lime-green ribbons border the top and bottom of the image, listing menu items like "Soft Pretzels," "Warm Cookies," and "Cold Floats" in repeating text. The word "SNAX" is displayed in large, white, blocky lettering above the "Now Open" text and a jagged lime-green starburst containing the location.

SNAX Fix Everything

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Bring campus dining to your kitchen: Five healthy eating tips from a UofA registered dietitian

A promotional graphic encourages students to "GO VEGGIE 2X A WEEK" by trying a black bean burger at '85 North. The advertisement features a person holding a burger and highlights the environmental impact, stating that doing so can save as much $CO_2$ as charging a phone for 10 years.

Veggie 2x: Small Change, Big Impact

Sushi with Gusto Moves to the Global Center

A man in a purple shirt stands with a German Shepherd service dog at a University of Arizona Dining event. They are interacting with a student in a red t-shirt near informational banners and a blue tablecloth.

Meet Up Mondays Support Student Success

Gemini said A wide shot of a busy campus eatery filled with students sitting at light-wood round and rectangular tables. The space features dark walls with vibrant murals, several TVs broadcasting sports, and a modern, social atmosphere.

Watch March Madness at Cork & Craft

Ad for everbowl showing a juice, avocado toast and the text "Now Open! Acai Superfood Bowls, Smoothies and Toast"

Everbowl Arrives at the Student Unions, Serving Up Fresh & Wholesome Eats

plate of food with text over top reading "US College Rank #5 Plant-Based Dining & Sustainability Initiatives"

UofA Ranks Top 5 for Sustainable Dining

Boba tea in plastic cups in rainbow colors

New Boba Spot Hits Campus

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