In the spring of 2011, a man named Harold Camping made national news by predicting the exact date of the rapture: May 21, 2011. Camping was an evangelical preacher who taught that on May 21, the righteous...
After 15 years, Jannah Mather, dean of the College of Social Work, will be leaving the U.
Since 2000, Mather has brought important changes to the program, including raising money for an addition to the...
The last Crimson Nights of the year wasn’t the blockbuster hit it was expected to be.
The theme on Friday night was Hollywood, and venues consisted of a photo booth, an oxygen bar, karaoke, a dance...
Dianne Harris has officially been named the new dean of the College of Humanities.
Currently the director of the Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,...
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is the federal government’s gargantuan food stamp program. While the program is touted as “America’s first line of defense against hunger”...
Signing a pledge to prevent women and men from being victims of sexual assault is one helpful step in the right direction, but what are we really going to do about it?
On Sept. 19, 2014, President Obama...
April 24 of this year is a day of great importance. It marks a century since unthinkable crimes against humanity were committed, since men were systematically murdered and women were brutally raped, since...
The Utah softball team continues to turn heads.
The most recent instance came over the weekend as the Utes took their series against No. 16 Arizona, two games to one. The series concluded with a 4-2 Utah...
All weekend long at the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships in Fort Worth Texas, Utah senior Georgia Dabritz dominated the uneven bars, and on Sunday she was crowned champion.
Dabritz scored a 9.625...
