By U WireNEW ORLEANS?Despite the recent anthrax scare in Florida, faculty and students at Loyola University-New Orleans say they are not very concerned about the disease potentially affecting them. Maureen...

By U WireCHICAGO?Signs bearing slogans such as ?Stop the War! No more Killing!!,? ?Down with U.S. Imperialism? and ?No racist attacks, defend civil liberties? adorned Chicago?s Federal Plaza this week....

By U WireEUGENE, Ore.?Since January, members of University of Oregon campus and community organizations have been brainstorming a new approach to raise awareness about issues surrounding domestic violence...

By Amy Romanowski , Junior, FrenchEditor:In response to the comments made by Hal J. Rushton in his Oct. 11 letter in The Daily Utah Chronicle regarding the "consistent pattern of hostility towards members...

Imagine a cool October morning. Looking up at the foothills, you see several individuals with giant metal rods traversing the Twin Peaks area above Salt Lake City. As the sun rises and illuminates the...

By Al HasnainImmigration accounts for 70 percent of the United States? population growth, and those numbers will ?continue indefinitely,? according to Alejandro Portes.A professor of sociology at Princeton...

The new world affairs committee established by the Associated Students of the University of Utah Presenter?s Office is for a niche which is already filled. Many entities on campus already attract important...

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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan?With the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan just over the horizon, Secretary of State Colin Powell is meeting with Pakistani officials on reopening military ties and to encourage a reduction...

WASHINGTON?A piece of mail sent to Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle tested positive for anthrax Monday as the bioterrorism scare that has raised anxiety across the country reached the halls of Congress....