The School for Cultural and Social Transformation at the University of Utah officially celebrated its first semester on Nov. 2 at an event titled “Race and Queer Space.” Proposed in January of this...

The Dalai Lama Visits the U In June the Dalai Lama made a long-awaited appearance at the U. Thousands of people filed into the Huntsman Center to hear the Buddhist leader deliver his speech. He spoke...

The U’s year-long undergraduate novel writing class, the only one of its kind, has produced its first published student-written book. Laurel Myler, a U alumna and author of “City Ash and Desert Bones,”...

Sean Astin, actor, activist and runner, addressed U students and the public in the Union ballroom Tuesday night. He spoke about his experience as a college student, acting life, his family and what it...

Sexual assault on college campuses and the meaning of consent have become topics of discussion in the media and at universities across the state and nation. On Nov. 2, The Salt Lake Tribune will host Confronting...

Fall semester is halfway over, meaning registration for Spring 2017 semester is right around the corner. Students can start preparing now for their registration dates, which start on Nov. 3. “The sooner...

With the presidential election nearing, the primary goal for the Hinckley Institute is to get students on the U campus registered to vote. There are several events planned to get students excited about...

On Oct. 4, the Hinckley Institute hosted a town hall conversation with Gov. Gary Herbert and candidate Mike Weinholtz. Each candidate met separately with Hinckley Director Jason Perry, who moderated, for...

Pride Week 2016 began Wednesday, Sept. 28 with a panel discussion at the Hinckley Institute’s Pizza and Politics forum. This year’s theme is Queering Safe Spaces and will focus on safe spaces and what...