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Commuter Services To Host Open House, Discuss New Shuttle Routes

Commuter Services To Host Open House, Discuss New Shuttle Routes

April 6, 2016

Transportation across the U’s 1,535-acre campus is about to become a lot easier. Next year, Commuter Services will debut seven new shuttle routes. That process begins, though, on Thursday, April 28,...

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HRE Hosts Contest For Student-Designed Window Art In MHC

March 31, 2016

Housing and Residential Education (HRE) launched a contest inviting students to design window art to be displayed in the laundry room at the Donna Garff Marriott Honors Community. The artist of the chosen...

ASUU office, Friday, March 25th, 2016, Peter Creveling Daily Utah Chronicle

ASUU Pres. Seeks To Promote Diversity In Cabinet Member Selection

March 31, 2016

The first order of business for the newly-elected ASUU administration is to select a cabinet. With this task, President Jack Bender is looking to fulfill commitments made on the campaign trail. Applications...

Union Refurnishes The Food Court For More Refreshing Atmosphere

Union Refurnishes The Food Court For “More Refreshing Atmosphere”

March 29, 2016

Students' daily dining experience in the Union has been revamped. Students are still eating the same rice bowls from Panda Express and curly fries from Grill Nation, but now they sit at new tables and...

U Professor Drafts Hate Crimes Bill for State Legislature

U Professor Drafts Hate Crimes Bill for State Legislature

By Emily Anderson March 23, 2016

Cliff Rosky, a professor at the U’s S.J. Quinney College of Law, is fighting to implement stiffer punishments for hate crimes. Rosky drafted SB107, Hate Crimes Amendments, to improve Utah’s laws,...

U Dispenses with Full-Scale ShakeOut Earthquake Drill for Spring 2016

U Dispenses with Full-Scale ShakeOut Earthquake Drill for Spring 2016

March 9, 2016

The U is shaking up their earthquake preparedness program. The Great Utah ShakeOut, a statewide drill to prepare residents for an earthquake, is held annually on April 21 at 10:15 a.m. This year, the...

ASUU Passes Resolution to Create Crisis Response Team, Increase Availability of Counseling

ASUU Passes Resolution to Create Crisis Response Team, Increase Availability of Counseling

March 1, 2016

College can be emotionally and mentally draining, resulting in depression and anxiety for some. Last year, the U's Counseling Center intervened with students contemplating suicide 557 times and hospitalized...

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U Dept. of Political Science to Discuss Presidential Elections on Super Tuesday

February 27, 2016

From delegates to superdelegates, professors in the department of political science will discuss the processes of the presidential primaries. Hosted by the Hinckley Institute of Politics, the event will...

Candidates Jessica Patterson (left), Jack Bender (center), and Matt Miller (right) debate, Wednesday, February 24th, 2016, Peter Creveling Utah Chronicle

ASUU Candidates Debate Tactics for Promoting Equity

February 25, 2016

The conversation surrounding diversity and student inclusion continued in ASUU’s second candidate debate on Wednesday, Feb 24. After the last debate on Monday, both parties said concerns about student...

First African-American Woman to Win the Pulitzer Prize in Drama to Speak at the U

First African-American Woman to Win the Pulitzer Prize in Drama to Speak at the U

February 16, 2016

Suzan-Lori Parks, the first African-American woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for drama, will speak at Kingsbury Hall on Feb. 24. As part of the Tanner Humanities Center’s David P. Gardner lecture series,...

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