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Bones Found During Presidents Circle Construction

Bones Found During Presidents Circle Construction

April 25, 2016

Construction crews discovered what appear to be human bones Wednesday morning while working in Presidents Circle. Responding university police officers determined the bones, found in the George Thomas...

Presidents circle at the University of Utah Monday September 14, 2015. (Chronicle Archives)

Theatre Department Changes Casting Policy To Encourage Diversity

April 25, 2016

When the U’s Department of Theatre announced it would perform the musical “Bring It On” during its upcoming season, it brought on a drama of its own. The production, based on the early 2000 film...

Farewell Column – Courtney Tanner

April 21, 2016

Any journalist will tell you that the hardest part of any story to write is the ending. Most of the time, we half-ass it. We end on a quote or throw in some meaningless sentence just so we don’t have...

ASUUs Efforts To Revamp Rock The U Fall Flat With Fundraising Failure

ASUU’s Efforts To Revamp Rock The U Fall Flat With Fundraising Failure

April 21, 2016

ASUU attempted to revamp its not-so-well-attended philanthropic dance marathon, Rock the U, this year, but ended up spending more than double the amount to put on the annual event than it was able to fundraise. Student...

The Lumineers New Album Cleopatra Is Catchy And Authentic, Worth The Wait

The Lumineers’ New Album “Cleopatra” Is Catchy And Authentic, Worth The Wait

April 20, 2016

I first heard the Lumineers were starting a new album about three years ago. In that span of time, I’ve gotten a few bad haircuts and a few good burritos, but I haven’t gotten a CD as good as this....

Orson Spencer Hall at the U in Salt Lake City, Utah, Thursday, Oct. 29, 2015.

Posters In OSH Defaced with Anti-Islam Messages, U Police to Investigate

April 10, 2016

An unknown vandal defaced several posters in OSH, which promoted an event about peace between America and Islamic nations, with the message “F--- Islam.” The Hinckley Institute of Politics, which...

Man Assaults U Employee In Union, Resulting In Minor Injuries

Man Assaults U Employee In Union, Resulting In Minor Injuries

March 28, 2016

A dispute over TV channels resulted in an assault involving a university employee. The argument, which occurred March 12 around 3 p.m., took place on the bottom floor of the Union in the lounge area near...

Grand Kerfuffle Welcomes Icona Pop

Grand Kerfuffle Welcomes Icona Pop

March 21, 2016

Icona Pop, an electro duo, will headline the first of two days of concerts at this year’s Grand Kerfuffle. The Swedish band, formed by Aino Jawo and Caroline Hjelt and best known for its 2012 hit “I...

The ASUU offices in the Student Involvement wing of the Student Union.

Conflict in ASUU: Senate Grills New Advisor Over Perceived Threat To Independence

March 10, 2016

Members of ASUU fear a new advisor position, instituted by U administration to overlook student government, threatens their authority and independence. Their concerns over the post, filled by Tasha Myers,...

Presidents circle at the University of Utah Monday September 14, 2015. (Chronicle Archives)

U Admins Discuss Possible 3.9 Percent Tuition Increase With Students

March 10, 2016

Sarah Moffit refers to tuition increases as a “fact of life.” But though the strategic communication junior accepts the annually raised rates, she isn’t without questions about the growing price...

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