2023 – Page 33 of 96 – The Daily Utah Chronicle

Barney: Voter ID is a Flawed Premise

The way in which we identify ourselves is insecure, inefficient, and inconsistent.

By Sebastian Barney, Opinion Writer | September 7, 2023

Donald Trump’s interview with Tucker Carlson on Aug. 23 highlighted a myriad of old talking points. These included a range of justifications for his insurrection attempt. Trump and others...

The Ever Expanding and Always Inclusive Salt Lake Punk Scene

If you are a punk, a creative student or simply a connoisseur of handmade crafts, make your way down to the SLC Punk Rock Flea Market.

By Arlo Marler | September 6, 2023

The SLC Punk Rock Flea Market, hosted by the newly established Lost Acorn Gallery, has been happening for several years now. I've been hearing about the event through the grapevine of Utah's surprisingly...

Scooter Braun Exodus: Who Owns Art?

The biggest news in the music scene these past two weeks has been the bevy of artists separating from A-list talent manager Scooter Braun.

By Edie Raines, Copy Editor | September 6, 2023

One of the biggest news stories in the music scene these past two weeks has been the bevy of artists separating from A-list talent manager Scooter Braun. Karma’s a Relaxing Thought, Aren’t...

Nshangalume: Value Platonic Relationships

We must learn to prioritize our friendships

By Iragi Nshangalume, Opinion Writer | September 5, 2023

During adolescence, we’re taught that becoming a great parent and spouse is the ultimate goal of life. This cultural norm in a time of post-pandemic isolation is partly to blame for recent...

What Happened to Movie Theater Etiquette?

There is a greater point to going to the cinema than just to see a new movie.

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

Ever since audiences have begun to return to theaters following the pandemic, there's been a change in how people behave in a cinema socially. Despite several advertisements that play before...

U Parking Prices Increase Again, Topping Utah’s Public Universities by Nearly $100

A standard University of Utah parking permit costs $172.50 per semester, which is about $20 more than what it cost for the last school year.

By Andrew Christiansen, Online Managing Editor | September 5, 2023

For the 2023-24 academic year, the University of Utah raised the prices of parking, making U parking permits for students who live off campus $172.50 per semester — the highest of all Utah’s...

The Importance of The Black Cultural Center

The BCC is a welcoming center for students of many backgrounds and cultures.

By Eliza Delgado, Arts Editor | September 3, 2023

The University of Utah is a school with many astonishing programs, clubs and organizations. But despite the variety in its majors and social scene, the U isn’t quite as diverse as it seems. The...

Jarvis: Make Room for Diverse Vendors at Local Markets

By Caroline Jarvis, Opinion Writer | September 3, 2023

With each popular local market I attend in Salt Lake City, I become more aware that virtually all the vendors are white men. The Urban Flea Market in July was more diverse than many markets...

Utes Volleyball Defeats UNLV in Home Opener

Utah opened up their season with a split weekend at the Utah Valley Invitational, but arrived at the Huntsman ready for action.

By Isaac Dunaway, Sports Writer | September 2, 2023

The University of Utah volleyball team played their home opener on Friday night in a matchup against the UNLV Rebels, where the Utes picked up a 3-1 victory. 2023 marks an impressive 34th...

Arts Bash: A Party to Celebrate the Arts

A grand celebration to encourage students to explore the arts in its various forms.

By Grier Abercrombie, Arts Writer | September 2, 2023

As students are populating campus once again for a new school year, events are happening all over campus to welcome them back. From Crimson Nights to the Get Involved Fair, students have a variety...