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The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

Police Report: December

Police Report: December

By Courtney Tanner December 11, 2015

Bullets at the library A staff member found three bullets lying near the third floor information desk inside the Marriott Library on Dec. 4. U Police could not find the owner of the bullets, but they...

The Rostrum rock is painted green by vandalists at Presidents Circle. The Rostrum was placed in 1914 and was painted red. Photo credit: Chris Samuels

Vandals Restart U Tradition of Painting Presidents Circle Rock Green

By Courtney Tanner December 10, 2015

The red rock in Presidents Circle, known as “The Rostrum,” was coated in a fresh layer of green paint over Thanksgiving Break – and it’s not the first time this has happened. The most recent incident,...

Two U Students in France Safe and Accounted for Following Attacks

Two U Students in France Safe and Accounted for Following Attacks

By Courtney Tanner November 15, 2015

Two U students studying abroad in France this semester were not harmed by the terrorist attacks in the country’s capital Friday night. Drew Rouse, interning through the Hinckley Institute of Politics,...

Students from the Utah Ballet Department perform in a dress rehearsel in the Marriot Center for Dance on campus on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015

Ballet and Modern Dance Departments to form School of Dance starting Fall 2016

By Courtney Tanner November 12, 2015

The U’s departments for ballet and modern dance may have entered stage left separately, but they will likely debut as one entity, the School of Dance, come Fall Semester 2016. The Board of Trustees,...

Board of Trustees Meeting at the Alumni House, Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Three New Minors Coming to the U Starting Fall 2016

By Courtney Tanner November 12, 2015

Want to minor in sculpture? How about printmaking or strategic communication? Starting Fall Semester 2016, you can do just that. The U’s Board of Trustees, a governing committee made up of about 10...

Shoreline 827 Wednesday, September 2, 2015.

Second Alleged Rape Reported in Dorms

By Courtney Tanner November 12, 2015

U Police received an account of a second rape allegedly occurring at the university dorms in a four-day span. The more recently reported incident took place in Shoreline Ridge 827 on Oct. 30 near 3 a.m....

U Approves Updated Scoreboard, Sound System for Rice-Eccles Stadium

U Approves Updated Scoreboard, Sound System for Rice-Eccles Stadium

By Courtney Tanner November 10, 2015

U administrators gave initial approval on Tuesday, Nov. 10, to install a new video scoreboard and sound system in Rice-Eccles Stadium that aims to make replays of the most grueling tackles and the best...

Police Report, November 9

Police Report, November 9

November 9, 2015

Hate Crime in U Parking Lot A U student discovered an anti-gay note left on their parked car. The message read, “This place is reserved for straight white males.” The incident occurred in a parking...

Meet the Two Candidates Who Applied for ASUU President

Meet the Two Candidates Who Applied for ASUU President

By Courtney Tanner November 5, 2015

The filing deadline to run for ASUU president has passed, and two candidates are in the running. Leading the ONE party is presidential contender Jared Seachris. His ticket includes Callie Smith, running...

Police Investigate Alleged Rape at Dorms

Police Investigate Alleged Rape at Dorms

By Courtney Tanner November 4, 2015

U Police are investigating an alleged rape at the university dorms. The incident occurred sometime between Oct. 31 and Nov. 2. Because the case is still under active investigation, police would not release...