U researchers are still piecing together an incomplete picture of the world of dinosaurs, but tonight, one of them unveils what little more humans know.

After the Utah State Legislature failed to enhance gay rights last spring, Salt Lake City Council members took matters into their own hands.

Wednesday was a day of celebration to honor our nation's veterans at the U, as Utah veterans, young and old, gathered with students at the Union.

Deciding against "doing it live," Bill O'Reilly will not be stepping out of the recording studio to appear at the U this weekend.

Facing the prospect of a citizen initiative that would overhaul an ethics policy in the Utah Legislature, lawmakers have drafted an outline of a more mild counterproposal to at least partly heed calls for reform.

It's nearing doomsday for higher education, so its highest echelons have called an emergency meeting.

Following an eight-month undercover investigation, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has filed complaints with the National Institutes of Health and the U.S. Department of Agriculture against U research labs for violating federal law in its mistreatment of research animals.

A Nov. 6 Associated Press headline was alarming: "Obama: Gov't working to ease pain of joblessness."

I used to work at The Chronicle many, many years ago, and in fact my time there had more impact on my career path and the joys of my later life than any other single event or decision. I rarely see The Chronicle, but today I picked up a copy while having lunch downtown. I was struck by the fairly significant grammar errors in two front-page leads.

One is a married, former walk-on from California. The other is an outdoorsy-type Arizonian who couldn't wait to be a Ute. Together, as the Utah volleyball team's setters, they supply the Utes' hitters with all the assists they need.