Thousands of U students will graduate in fewer than five weeks and participate in grand ceremonies celebrating their achievements.
But when the pomp and circumstance fade away and the Huntsman Center...
The national “It’s On Us” campaign, which looks to raise awareness of sexual assault on college campuses by combating victim blaming and other rape myths on a national level, is coming to the U next...
SPOTLIGHT EVENTS:
Garden Poetry Walk
Red Butte Garden is celebrating National Poetry Month by scattering poems throughout the garden. Those with a valid UCard can visit for free and take an audio tour...
After four or more years of late-night studying, tests, rushing to get assignments finished on time and hours upon hours of time spent in the library, learning seems to be the exact antithesis of relaxing.
But...
Hundreds of Jedi, Disney princesses and video game characters descended on downtown Salt Lake City this weekend for the third annual FanXperience, the spring incarnation of Salt Lake City Comic Con.
This...
Video games have a bit of a bad rap in modern society. They are often seen as time-wasters at best and dangerous motivators to violence at worst.
Greg Bayles, a student in the Entertainment, Arts and...
Annie Burbidge Ream, the Utah Museum of Fine Arts’ (UMFA) assistant curator of education, started her position in 2010 with the simple mantra, “art is for everyone.”
Since then, she has spearheaded...
There are few things scarier than not being in charge of one’s own body.
It is one the most poignant examples of loss of autonomy and identity, an unwilling relinquishment of self that can lead to trauma...
When “Welcome to Night Vale” entered the podcasting scene in 2012, it changed how people thought of the medium.
Long dominated by nonfiction pieces such as “This American Life” and “Stuff You...
Historic 25th Street was once the hub of Ogden’s seedy underbelly, with urban legend claiming that Al Capone said the place was “too wild” for his tastes.
While this three-block street in the heart...
