The first ASUU elections debate, held Monday, fostered conflict between the two parties -- Students Leading Change (SLC) and ONE -- over rising student fees.
SLC presidential candidate Jack Bender, a...
The Crimson Club Athletic Fund (CCAF) is encouraging fans to step forward as donors.
The third annual “U Be Counted” campaign is the CCAF’s primary fundraising effort and had its kickoff on Feb....
Although ASUU elections don't start until Saturday, candidates from both parties spoke to the U's Board of Trustees early Tuesday morning to give brief outlines of their campaign platforms.
Student Leading...
The standard “no dogs in the residence halls” rule is relaxed a bit for students with disabilities.
Dependent upon approval from the U's Center for Disability Services, students may be eligible for...
Temporary Commuter Services office spaces will be built in the Sage Point parking lots.
Construction is due to begin on Monday, Feb. 8 and will close the west side of section 3 of lot 87, on the corner...
To help gain insight and knowledge surrounding the writing experience of transfer students, Christie Toth is leading research on the topic.
“We focus a lot on first-year writing, but we haven’t learned...
As the calendar flipped to February, the University Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid kicked off its FAFSA Campaign Week with a tabling event Monday morning.
“Our main goal is to advise students...
Before you hear from CeCe McDonald or Rep. Chris Stewart (R-Utah), the Hinckley Institute of Politics gives the stage to its student forum hosts.
The students, who introduce the variety of speakers drawn...
Students are just two semesters from a smoother commute.
Emerging from months of dust and debris is the new electric campus shuttle route, now officially half-completed. The first of two scheduled construction...
“Ain’t I allowed to fulfill Martin’s dream? You know, the one where I might actually be considered a human being?” asked Shekinah Stanton during her performance. The audience murmured and snapped...
