Around 1,000 people marched behind a banner reading, “Salt Lake to Stop Trump, End White Supremacy” Friday night, hours after President Donald Trump’s inauguration.
Headed by the University...
Utah was recently thrust into the national spotlight following President Barack Obama’s decision to use executive powers granted in the 1906 Antiquities Act to designate Bears Ears National Monument....
The United States and China have the largest markets for ivory in the world. Despite their cooperative efforts to regulate the illegal trade of ivory, sales on the black market have been booming. Researchers...
Ryan Milley, an 18-year-old from Texas, was preparing to enter his freshman year of college, had just reached pro-golf status and had fallen in love. On Father’s Day in 1998, he was hospitalized from...
On Thursday, students and community members gathered outside of the U’s commencement ceremony to protest the presentation of an honorary degree to Lynette Nielsen Gay.
The U recognized Gay for...
World-renowned writer and activist Alice Walker took the stage at the U this past weekend to read her work and speak on social justice and politics.
The first African-American woman to win the Pulitzer...
Only 58 percent of students in the United States graduate from college, a number that falls behind other wealthy democracies. Policy makers turned to students for a way to increase graduation rates in...
The grass outside the Union building looks like an unfinished game of Tetris, with strips of turf lifted from the corners of the lawn and patches of soil showing.
Lisa Susan McCarrel, the supervisor of...
Sariah Tate, a graduate in communication, a mother of three and a woman who has changed thousands of diapers, was tired of lugging around a heavy baby bag that doubled as a personal bag.
Tate wanted a...
The Campus Store took on an unusual air of excitement this weekend, as seniors gathered on the second floor to collect what they need for commencement.
Vreni Romang, graduating in communication, summed...
