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Big Emotions — Episode 2: Familial Love

Featuring writer Grier Abercrombie, the cast of Big Emotions discusses family pranks, nostalgic memories and childhood stories. What do "Little Women," "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" and "Cat's in the Cradle" have in common? That's right: themes of familial love are the topic of this second installment.

By Luke Jackson, Eliza Delgado, and Grier Abercrombie | November 29, 2023

Transcript Luke Jackson: Hi, everybody, my name is Luke Jackson. And I'm the current arts desk editor here at the Chrony. And this is Big Emotions: Episode Two — our arts desk podcast. We have...

Utah Men’s Basketball Secures Road Win Against Saint Mary’s

The Utes free throw shooting on the road was unbelievably impressive and is a sign for what is to come for Craig Smith and his team.

By Kyle Garrison, Assistant Sports Editor | November 28, 2023

The Utah men's basketball team (4-2) headed into the Monday night matchup against the Saint Mary's Gaels looking to snap a two-game losing streak. Thanks to consistent shooting from the Utah...

‘Napoleon’: Another Ridley Scott Epic

With actor Joaquin Phoenix as the lead, there’s no better duo to portray the larger-than-life historical figure.

By Andre Montoya, Arts Writer | November 28, 2023

“Napoleon” tells the story of the meteoric rise of the eponymous Corsican military man to the Emperor of France to an exiled monarch in a breathtaking 158 minutes. This historical epic...

Letter to the Editor: Advocating For Art in Schools

We need to advocate and keep the arts around for not only ourselves, but for jobs, the community, and peer engagement.

By Kaylin Hunt | November 27, 2023

As art education has been taken less seriously in school systems such as budget cutting or even loss of programs completely, we need to find ways of advocating for it and giving it the priority...

What Does Fall Sound Like?

By Graham Jones, Assistant Arts Editor | November 27, 2023

Come this time of year, thousands celebrate the transition from summer to winter by dressing in oversized sweaters, baking apple-based treats and listening to what can be distinctly described...

Brewvies Cinema Pub: Drinking and Watching Movies is Just Pure Fun

Brewvies Cinema Pub is located right next to Legends Pub & Grill, a favorite location of many throughout the years. The name gives away exactly what it is – a movie theater that serves drinks, a match made in heaven.

By Ethan Blume, Arts Writer | November 26, 2023

Brewvies Cinema Pub is located right next to Legends Pub & Grill, a favorite location of many throughout the years. The name gives away exactly what it is – a movie theater that serves...

Gordon: Treat Marginalized Student Groups Equally

Mecha’s Loss of Sponsorship Sends Harsh Message to Students of Color

By Luke Gordon | November 26, 2023

On Nov. 9, the University of Utah took its sponsorship and funding away from Mecha de U of U, a student organization that organizes for the empowerment of marginalized students on campus. This...

Utah Football Snags Win Over Colorado to Claim Final Pac-12 Victory

After a tough couple of losses, the Utes were able to pull off a victory with a score of 23-17 to secure their last game as a part of the Pac-12 conference.

By Abbey Thomas and Sean Overton | November 25, 2023

Coming off of three losses in the last four games, the Utes had one more shot to record a victory in the Pac-12 conference during Saturday’s match against the Colorado Buffaloes. With the snow-covered...

Utah Volleyball Defeated by Stanford, Overcomes Colorado

After falling to Stanford, the Utes won a five-set thriller against the University of Colorado to snap a five game losing streak.

By Jonah Marriott, Sports Writer | November 24, 2023

This week, the University of Utah Volleyball team (11-19, 6-14 Pac-12) traveled west to take on the No. 2 Stanford Cardinal, then returned to Salt Lake City to battle the Colorado Buffaloes. These matchups...

Internal Conflicts of Housing and Residential Education: RAs Report Title IX Violations

Multiple female RAs say they reported violations of policy and sexual harassment to HRE leadership, but no action was taken.

By Aynaelyssya Thomas, Assistant Investigative Editor | November 24, 2023

Resident Advisors in the University of Utah’s Housing and Residential Education department are the go-to staff when residents experience issues. Many of these RAs, however, feel as though their...