2023 – Page 15 of 96 – The Daily Utah Chronicle

‘Invincible’ Season 2 Adds to One of the Greatest Superhero Stories

Comics contain some of the most unique and interesting stories ever told.

By Ethan Blume, Arts Writer | November 7, 2023

Of all the media I consume, there is one that stands out above all of the rest, at least in my mind. These are comic books. Comics are the very thing that led me to join the Chronicle and the...

Miles Borrero’s ‘Beautiful Monster: A Becoming’ Explores His Life and Trans Identity

Borrero and his story are a torch in the darkness in these turbulent times.

By Arlo Marler | November 6, 2023

Miles Borrero didn’t initially set out to write a book. He started by writing a blog of essays about how philosophy can be put into practice. As people he knew read the essays over the years,...

Utah Volleyball Loses to No. 7 Oregon, Defeats Oregon State

Coming out of a timeout down two, the Utes produced a 4-0 run to earn the set. Utah won the set 15-13, and the match, 3-2.

By Jonah Marriott, Sports Writer | November 6, 2023

Following two home losses against UCLA and USC, the University of Utah volleyball team (10-14, 5-9 Pac-12) went on the road to take on the No. 7 Oregon Ducks and the Oregon State Beavers. No....

U to Guarantee Housing for First-year Students in Fall 2024

This initiative is a part of U President Taylor Randall’s vision of transforming the campus into a "college town" with lots of new housing for students.

By Andrew Christiansen, Online Managing Editor | November 6, 2023

In response to increased enrollment and housing demand, the University of Utah will provide guaranteed on-campus housing for first-year students starting in Fall 2024. “I'm just very excited...

Hargis & Jarvis: Look to SLC Public Library Workers United for Advocacy

The Salt Lake City Public Library began unionization efforts earlier this year, in hopes of receiving higher pay, better benefits and more transparency.

By Harper Hargis and Caroline Jarvis | November 6, 2023

After long-standing workplace issues, the Salt Lake City Public Library system organized into a worker’s union in April of this year. According to the American Federation of State, County &...

‘Alan Wake 2’ Review: A Long-Awaited Return 13 Years Later

“Alan Wake 2” is the first true sequel to the 2010 game, the DLC and gunslinging “Alan Wake’s American Nightmare” and it's dense and heavy as an ocean all on its own.

By Andre Montoya, Arts Writer | November 5, 2023

The final line in the original “Alan Wake” uttered by the eponymous protagonist as he sits trapped at the bottom of Cauldron Lake is, “It’s not a lake, it’s an ocean.” Since then,...

Home Stretch — Episode 4: The Utah v. Oregon Football Recap

Sports Writer Kyle Garrison speaks with Sports Podcast Producer Stevie Shaughnessey about the recent Oregon versus Utah football game, and what caused Utah's first at-home loss.

By Stevie Shaughnessey, Home Stretch Producer, Host | November 5, 2023

Transcript: Stevie Shaughnessey: Hi and welcome back to Home Stretch, The Daily Utah Chronicle’s sports podcast. My name is Stevie and I'll be your host. Today we are welcoming back Kyle...

2023 Awards Season Film Preview

Here are the most antipated films to look out for in theatres in the coming months.

By Graham Jones, Assistant Arts Editor | November 5, 2023

The Golden Globes and Academy Awards may be months away, but until then, the heavy hitters in those shows will be sneaking their way into theaters. To avoid missing out, or needing to rapidly...

No. 18 Utah Scores Seven Touchdowns in Win Over Arizona State

After the worst home loss since 2014, the Utes bounced back in a dominant win with a score of 55-3.

By Sean Overton and Abbey Thomas | November 4, 2023

After a crushing loss at home, the No. 18 Utah Utes (7-2, 4-2 Pac-12) remained at home to face Arizona State. With College Gameday in Salt Lake last week, the Utes suffered their worst home loss...

Stitch and Bitch: Creating Safe Spaces to Talk About Misogyny

U student Leah Bluette Schutz' senior capstone project focuses on allowing students to talk about their experiences with misogyny while adding to a multi-colored, collaborative quilt.

By Allison Stuart, News Writer | November 3, 2023

When thinking about a senior capstone project, some students are unsure of what they want to focus their final year on. For Leah Bluette Schutz, the choice was simple. She wanted to combine two...