Saturday night’s meet between the No. 4 Red Rocks and No. 8 UCLA Bruins was expected to be a close affair. It was anything but that.
Despite two falls again on beam, Utah put away UCLA in convincing...
ASUU hosted the first ever Pac-12 leaders summit last Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Student leaders from 10 of the 12 schools attended the summit at the U, which was meant to create a more unified student...
Marc Lamont Hill’s call to action rang through the Kingsbury Hall auditorium as he said “We must act bravely.”
As the keynote speaker for the U’s celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Week, Hill’s...
Members of the U’s Entertainment Arts and Engineering program won the Oscar equivalent of amateur video game design with their game “Cyber Heist.”
The game, created by a collaboration of students...
Eighty-five percent of Alta Ski Resort’s land is federal land leased by the U.S. Forest Service, and federal land must be accessible to U.S. residents for lawful purposes. This much we know is true.
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There are days where life just doesn’t seem to go our way — jobs are lost, children misbehave and important tests are failed. Each of these events have the power to induce sadness, a normal human emotion....
The Republican Party of Utah has a fairly clear, concise and quite good-sounding platform which it ratified in 2009. It declares that the function of government is “not to grant rights, but to protect...
When the filmstrips roll and the silver screens of the Sundance Film Festival light up, a wide array of activities go on in the ski town of Park City, Utah. From playing the “Where’s Waldo” version...
As the Sundance Film Festival flows into its second week, natives and newbies congested the Rich Haines Gallery for another evening of ASCAP Music Café on Wednesday. Itching for an intimate and booze-accompanied...
Compassionate subtlety, mounting paranoia, and meticulous detail take center stage in Anton Corbijn’s adaptation of John le Carre’s 2008 bestseller, “A Most Wanted Man.” Set in the post-9/11 world...
