The Arizona Daily Wildcat is the student-run newspaper of the University of Arizona, a public research university located in Tucson, Arizona. The newspaper was founded in 1899 by a group of students who wanted to create a publication to serve the campus community. Since its inception, The Arizona Daily Wildcat has been entirely operated by University of Arizona students, with faculty advisors providing guidance and oversight. The newspaper remains under the ownership and management of the University of Arizona. The Arizona Daily Wildcat covers a wide range of topics relevant to the University of Arizona community, including campus news, student life, sports (with a strong focus on the school's athletic teams, the Arizona Wildcats), arts and entertainment, and local Tucson news that impacts the university. As a student-run publication, the newspaper provides an opportunity for University of Arizona students to gain hands-on experience in journalism, reporting, and media production. The Arizona Daily Wildcat's offices are located on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson. One interesting fact: Despite its status as a student-run newspaper, The Arizona Daily Wildcat has a long history of award-winning journalism. Over the years, the publication and its student staff have been recognized by various collegiate press associations for their investigative reporting, in-depth feature writing, and innovative multimedia content, demonstrating the high caliber of work produced by University of Arizona students.