As the end of the semester approaches, appointments at the U Writing Center in the Marriott Library are filling up fast, and walk-ins are frequent.
However, just up the road, the Spencer Fox Eccles business...
The U has committed itself to be more sustainable, but so far, it’s not meeting its own green goals.
The U signed the American College and University Presidents’ Climate Commitment (ACUPCC), an...
As seats in Rice-Eccles Stadium filled with football fans, research posters and doctors flooded the stadium’s fifth floor for the 2015 Global Health Conference on Extreme Affordability.
The conference...
Tom Beckman, a retired lieutenant colonel taking courses at the U, was privy to lots of secret information.
“I had the absolute highest clearance you could get,” he said. “[But] it doesn’t make...
Students in matching purple T-shirts reading “Take Back The Night,” marched Wednesday from the U to Westminster College.
The two-mile march, including about 50 participants, was planned by Students...
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Last Thursday’s Wasatch Front Regional Council heard a total of five public comments in one day, more than they’ve ever heard in the span of 24 hours.
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Last Saturday, there was only one place to see mini explosions and nitrogen ice cream: the U’s second annual Chemistry Festival, hosted by the student chapter of...
Students with more than 183 credit hours may not be eligible for further federal financial aid.
Grants, loans and work study funds provided by Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965 requires “satisfactory...
The Marriott Library unveiled its rooftop solar panels on Monday.
The project, monitored by the “solar dashboard,” has an online widget that displays how much energy the panels generate and the...
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When the players hit the court for March Madness, many men head to the doctor’s office — but not for the reasons you’d think.
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