Six years ago this month, COVID-19 changed life in Tucson and around the world. That world can feel like yesterday, an eternity ago, or both at the same time. In 2021, Archive Tucson at the University of Arizona Libraries recorded oral histories of more than 40 local medical providers, students, workers, and business owners about how COVID-19 changed their lives.

Listen to their stories. 

Archive Tucson is a living and growing collection of audio interviews about life and change in Tucson and Southern Arizona. University Libraries Oral Historian and Videographer, Aengus Anderson, has spent more than five years interviewing 100+ people and recording their stories about our city.

See original story: COVID-19 in Tucson: One oral historian's efforts to preserve our pandemic stories, Aug. 12, 2022