2023 – Page 13 of 96 – The Daily Utah Chronicle

Utah Volleyball Defeated by Arizona, No. 17 Arizona State

Despite close competition, the Utes struggled to find success against the Arizona schools.

By Jonah Marriott, Sports Writer | November 11, 2023

Following a loss against No. 7 Oregon and a win against Oregon State, the University of Utah Volleyball team (10-16, 5-11 Pac-12) went on the road to take on the Arizona Wildcats and the No....

Championship Hopes Slip Away as No. 13 Utah Falls to No. 5 Washington

After a hard fought game, No. 13 Utah fell short of the No. 5 Huskies as hopes for another Pac-12 Championship title hung in the balance.

By Abbey Thomas and Sean Overton | November 11, 2023

Coming off a much-needed 55-point win over Arizona State last week, it was time for Utah to show fans what they were really made of as they hit the road to take on No. 5 Washington in Seattle....

It’s Time to Take an Honest Look at Streaming Services

Long-gestating issues in Hollywood are coming to a head as of late.

By Andre Montoya, Arts Writer | November 11, 2023

Here’s a familiar scene: two friends are chatting about the shows they watch in their spare time. One friend is watching “Ahsoka” and “Severance,” the other is watching “Winning Time”...

Nshangalume: Pay All Our Workers

State Street takes advantage of their immigrant and undocumented workers through wage theft, violations of working rights and inequalities.

By Iragi Nshangalume, Opinion Writer | November 11, 2023

State Street has been a center point of economic opportunities for many immigrants. In July 2022, the U.S. Census Bureau  reported that 12.9% of Salt Lake County’s population consisted of...

Mecha Loses University Sponsorship Amidst Recent Campus Events

The Center of Equity and Student Belonging withdrew its sponsorship of the group on Thursday.

By Libbey Hanson, News Writer | November 11, 2023

"We never imagined this and I think we're all just really angry, really disappointed and horrified by their response," said Gabriela Merida, Mecha Education Secretary, in response to the Center...

Utah Men’s Basketball Starts the Season 2-0 in Dominant Fashion

The Runnin' Utes saw a busy start to the season with dominant matches against Eastern Washington and UC Riverside.

By Kyle Garrison, Assistant Sports Editor | November 11, 2023

Eastern Washington The Utah men's basketball team started off the season strong with a dominating 101-66 win over the Eastern Washington Eagles. Twelve different Utah players saw the court in...

Photo Series: U Students Walk Out in Support of Palestine

Students waved flags, held signs and chanted just outside the A. Ray Olpin Student Union.

By Sarah Karr, Photographer | November 10, 2023

Author Melissa Kearney Visits Gardner Institute

Kearney spoke about her book, "The Two-Parent Privilege: How Americans Stopped Getting Married and Started Falling Behind" at the Gardner Institute's monthly Newsmaker Breakfast.

By Allison Stuart, News Writer | November 10, 2023

Marriages in the United States are on the decline. In the last 50 years in the U.S., the rate of marriage has decreased by close to 60%. In her new book, Dr. Melissa Kearney discusses the...

What an NFL Team Would Mean for Salt Lake City

Despite the odds being stacked against the city, it's not completely out of the question for an NFL relocation or expansion to occur.

By Kyle Garrison, Assistant Sports Editor | November 10, 2023

With the recent additions of NFL teams to large cities such as Las Vegas and Los Angeles, the hypothetical question of, "What would the addition of an NFL team do for Salt Lake City?" comes to...

Potential Government Shutdown Could Delay U Research, Project Funding

A shutdown would put all non-essential functions on halt, affecting students and faculty working on research.

By London Kelley | November 10, 2023

If the U.S. government is forced to shut down in mid-November, research labs and other federally supported projects at the University of Utah may not be able to receive funding. Congress has...