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The Past and Present Come Together in U Dance’s ‘Era’

'Era' features students performing pieces that exhibit an intersection of the past and present.

By Grier Abercrombie, Arts Writer | October 6, 2023

Presented by the University of Utah School of Dance, "Era" features students performing pieces that exhibit an intersection of the past and present. Two pieces are choreographed by Melissa...

Nshangalume: Support First-Generation Low-Income Students

The University of Utah is failing FGLI students' financial aid needs.

By Iragi Nshangalume, Opinion Writer | October 6, 2023

This past week, the Wall Street Journal released its 2024 Best Colleges in America Ranking, placing the University of Utah as the 43rd best college in the country and 8th in public universities....

How Mitt Romney’s Empty Seat Has Shifted the Senate Race

Utah Speaker of the House Brad Wilson has officially entered the race to challenge established candidate Trent Staggs.

By Jack McIntyre, News Writer | October 6, 2023

Utah Sen. Mitt Romney’s announcement that he will not be seeking another term has incited a political scurry for the now empty seat, with candidates such as Tim Ballard, former Utah Speaker...

Ed Sheeran’s ‘Autumn Variations’ is Stagnant and Bland

Although Sheeran is claiming that this album is his way of breaking free of industry standards that have kept him from writing what he really wants to write, there isn’t much about “Autumn Variations” that’s all that different.

By Audrey Hall, Arts Writer | October 6, 2023

On Sept. 29, Ed Sheeran released his latest album, “Autumn Variations.” The base album features 14 original songs and a second disc titled the “Fan Living Room Sessions” which gives fans...

U Researchers Use Mathematical Models to Fight Cancer

Researchers at the University of Utah are combining applied math with biology to further cancer research.

By Harrison Wilson, News Writer | October 5, 2023

The University of Utah prides itself in its continual research in health and medicine. Especially when it comes to cancer research, the U is finding new ways to innovate. Fred Adler, director...

Utah Men’s Basketball 2023-2024 Season Preview

Here's what to expect from the Runnin' Utes this upcoming season .

By Kyle Garrison, Assistant Sports Editor | October 5, 2023

The Utah men's basketball team is coming off a rather disappointing season in year two of Craig Smith's tenure as head coach. With a decent amount of roster turnover, Smith is prepared to put...

‘Saw X’: A Gory Return to Form

While it’s far from fine art, “Saw X” is easily the strongest movie of the entire series.

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

Many believe that torture porn films were born 19 years ago with the release of James Wan’s “Saw.” The subgenre is defined as "a genre of horror films in which sadistic violence or torture...

SLC Mayoral Candidates Discuss Affordable Housing, City Growth and Homelessness

Former Mayor Rocky Anderson, Mayor Erin Mendenhall and community activist Michael Valentine participated in the mayoral debate Wednesday, hosted by KUER, PBS Utah and The Salt Lake Tribune.

By Andrew Christiansen and Vanessa Hudson | October 5, 2023

On Oct. 4, former Mayor Rocky Anderson, Mayor Erin Mendenhall and community activist Michael Valentine debated central issues in Salt Lake including affordable housing, city growth and homelessness. Public...

Home Stretch — Episode 1: Utah Women’s Volleyball Current Season Recap

Sports Podcast Producer Stevie Shaughnessey sits down to talk about the Women's Volleyball team Pac-12 play and their upcoming matches.

By Stevie Shaughnessey, Home Stretch Producer, Host | October 4, 2023

Stevie: Hi and welcome to the Daily Utah Chronicle sports podcast. My name is Stevie. I'll be your host and today we're talking about the University of Utah women's volleyball team and their...

The Art of Recreation and Well-being

Although it may be daunting to try and find that balance between recreation and your own personal wellbeing, finding that harmony could be the key to a more fulfilling routine.

By Abbey Thomas, Sports Editor | October 4, 2023

Growing up, we all heard that getting outside and moving around is essential to having good health, and how it offers us long term benefits. The biological consequences of physical recreation...