President Barack Obama has ordered a shift in immigration policy. According to The New York Times, he ordered a review of deportations in March, citing sympathy for the harm it has caused to families in...
It’s both a hard and sad truth that we often don’t know the value of what we have until it’s gone, and by the time we recognize the error of our ways, the present has become the past. When I was...
From the late ’70s to the early ’90s, soul music lost its grit as artists polished its affective sounds, making them perfectly smooth. Wanting to take the genre back to its Southern roots, the band...
For those willing to open their minds, peace may be just around the corner.
Students and faculty members attended a multi-faith discussion on peace this Thursday on campus.
David Derezotes, a professor...
The U’s Earth Fest celebration aimed to teach students that is, in fact, easy being green.
The event took place Thursday in the Mariott Library Plaza. Allison Godbe, a professor in exercise and sport...
Students looking to get engaged without buying a ring had the perfect opportunity to do so this Thursday during the U’s Community Engagement Day.
In the third annual day of service, U students spent...
Since the passing of the ASUU resolution to encourage discussion around making the Utah Fight Song more inclusive, students have taken sides — mostly through social media. Two Facebook pages popped up...
On Tuesday of last week, Rep. Peter Welch (D-Vt.) was interviewed by NPR. The discussion touched on his opinion of Edward Snowden — whistle-blower or traitor, depending on who you talk to — but more...
For Felix Vivanco, a junior in economics, Crimson Nights on Friday was “kind of, like, meh.”
UPC’s circus-themed Crimson Nights celebration had all of its usual stations, such as airbrush tattoos,...
