2023 – Page 23 of 96 – The Daily Utah Chronicle

Utah Volleyball Defeats Oregon State, Falls to University of Oregon

The Utes beat Oregon State on Friday with a score of 3-1 sets on MUSS Appreciation night at the Jon M. Huntsman Center.

By Isaac Dunaway, Sports Writer | October 9, 2023

The University of Utah volleyball team (8-8, 3-3 Pac-12) hosted Oregon's schools this past weekend. After picking up a win against Oregon State on Friday, the Utes were defeated by the University...

Utah Lacks Affordable Housing, But Increased State Funding is a ‘good start’

The 2023 Utah Legislative session ranks as the most productive for housing assistance ever, but it will take time and additional solutions to see improvement.

By Andrew Christiansen, Online Managing Editor | October 9, 2023

It may come as no surprise to many, but right now, Utah “desperately needs” more affordable housing, said Tara Rollins, executive director of the Utah Housing Coalition. “It's costing...

‘Loki’ Season 2 Offers an Imperfect Yet Exciting Start

While the rest of the season is sure to have its bumps in the road, “Loki” still promises a fantastically absurd rollercoaster of a show.

By Graham Jones, Assistant Arts Editor | October 9, 2023

It’s no secret that since the release of “Avengers: Endgame” in 2019, Marvel Studios has been releasing shows and films that don’t meet the standards of the pre-"Endgame" Marvel Cinematic...

Making Football Safer Through Science

CTE research is happening across the country, and the University of Utah is doing their part.

By Sean Overton, Sports Editor | October 8, 2023

Sports are a fantastic thing to have in life. They bring activity, teamwork and competition together at once, but there are downsides to sports. There is always the risk of an injury that can...

Letter to the Editor: Drag Queens Are Here to Stay

By Logan Zarnegin | October 8, 2023

Drag Queens are just one group of people who have continuously been under fire, especially in Utah. So far in 2023, Utah has seen 63 hate crimes against LGBTQ+ people. Drag Queen story hours...

Hargis: Jenny Andrus and Narrative Research on Violence

Through her research, Andrus meets with domestic abuse survivors and listens to their stories.

By Harper Hargis, Opinion Writer | October 8, 2023

I spent my freshman year of college in labs and lecture halls as a biology student. I have a distinct memory of what research looked like for me — running around in a lab coat and latex gloves,...

Photo Series: Utah Swimming and Diving Defeats LSU Tigers in Home Opener

The women's swim team scored 157 over LSU's 132. The men's competition ended in 156-144 win.

By Xiangyao Tang, Photo Director | October 7, 2023

Utah Crimson Collective Provides Trucks to Ute Football Players

Many universities already have collectives helping their athletes gain NIL deals, but the Crimson Collective has pushed Utah right to the top.

By Sean Overton, Sports Editor | October 7, 2023

On Wednesday, Oct. 4, the Utah Crimson Collective made history. It has been years since NIL was started, but the University of Utah is taking it further than it has ever been. NIL was created...

News For U: Backcountry Squatters

News Writer Jack McIntyre sits down with Emma to talk about the University of Utah's nature club for women and nonbinary students, the Backcountry Squatters.

By Graham Jones and Emma Ratkovic | October 7, 2023

In today's episode, Emma speaks with news writer Jack McIntyre about a new outdoor recreational club exclusively for women and nonbinary students, the Backcountry Squatters. You can read the full story...

Artificial Intelligence in the Art World

Where does artificial intelligence belong in the arts — or does it belong at all?

By Graham Jones, Assistant Arts Editor | October 7, 2023

Of the long list of recent global issues, one of the most controversial is that of artificial intelligence. Of course, the concept of AI has been around for decades, a classic depiction being...