Senior year seems to come and go before students have even made a game plan. For University of Utah student-athletes, their careers as Utes are approaching the finish line. Each of them will have unique...
Sports are a powerful way to join a community and build a positive environment. The University of Utah is host to many intramural and club teams — volleyball, sand volleyball, flag football, badminton...
Attending her favorite university has been a dream, and Taylor Calton is grateful to have done so without the burden of student loans. Calton, a junior on the University of Utah women’s tennis team,...
Social media is a source for discovering entertainment, staying connected and building an image. For University of Utah athletes, this can also include promoting or even discrediting the sport they play....
Not all first-year collegiate athletes are guaranteed to compete during their initial season. Many use the first year as a learning experience or are granted a redshirt. Rather than getting discouraged...
Awards and recognition are not only won with numbers. Oftentimes, the small and mighty teams come out on top. The University of Utah women’s nine-member tennis team has created a strong and powerful...
Traveling to a foreign country to compete for a Division l program can be intimidating, but many international athletes chase after this experience — even if it means teaching themselves a second language...
Connecting the mind to the body in a positive way is crucial for athletic performance. However, in a survey conducted by the American College Health Association, half of the student-athlete respondents...
Even as a first grader, Alexia Petrovic of the University of Utah women’s tennis team knew she wanted to be on camera.
News was her initial passion, but when Petrovic discovered her love for sports,...
Diversity is inevitable and good. Prejudice because of that diversity is a negative reality that has entangled itself through society. Instead of allowing such prejudice to affect her actions or reactions,...
