U students may be back from Spring Break, but that does not mean they want to be here.
“I feel like it was too short,” said Brian Truong, a junior in business, about the break. Truong spent the week...
Contrary to what you might have read, the world is not teetering on the brink of World War III. The actions of the Obama administration have not destroyed America’s standing in the world, and we have...
If you are reading this article it means at least two things: you are somewhat literate, for which I congratulate you, and classes have resumed, about which I share your pain and sorrow. It also means...
It is far from often that I fête the actions of the Utah Republican Party. Even rarer is when the action worth lauding is inaction to avoid affecting the outcome of the state’s egregious lawsuit to...
On March 8, the Union Ballroom transformed into a miniature version of the African continent for nearly four hours.
Representatives from Congo-Brazzaville, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia,...
This Spring Break, 167 U students spent their time volunteering.
The students traveled to 12 cities across the United States, with one location in Vancouver, Canada, through the Bennion Center’s Alternative...
Two years ago, Utah came into its first Pac-12 Tournament as an afterthought, and it was no surprise when the Utes lost by 12 to Colorado in the opening round.
Utah’s rise back to respectability has...
Going toe-to-toe with one of the best teams in the nation, the Utes needed to bring their best when they went on the road to take on No. 5 Washington.
Despite the difference in ranking, Utah was able to...
Spring break wasn’t so springy for Utah when it welcomed No. 4 Oregon State to Smith’s Ballpark. Despite having a home-field advantage, the Utes were unable to add any wins to their record, losing...
Celebrating Senior Night on Saturday at the Huntsman Center, Utah decided it wanted to close its 2014 home season in style.
Hosting No. 6 Georgia, the No. 5 Red Rocks were able to control their emotions...
