U faculty, students, alumni and fans filled Abravanel Hall last Friday night. Musicians and artists dressed in red walked down a crimson carpet, ready to perform and remember with a concert dedicated to...
First they appeared in the library. Then, the social work building. Now, refillable water bottle stations are in nearly every building on campus.
Last February, ASUU passed a bill allocating $9,500...
The Marriott Library is designing a sculpture garden to display U students’ artwork.
The project will begin construction in May 2015 and finish Fall Semester of that year. Funding for the project...
The normal quiet of the U on a Saturday morning was disturbed by hundreds of excited high school students in lecture halls and the Union as they attended the U’s annual Science Day.
Teachers,...
A cancer diagnosis can be shocking, depressing and even debilitating. It can turn a patient’s world upside down and transform them from an ordinary citizen to a warrior overnight. Cancer does...
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Wilson's poor decision-making could cost Utah
Sitting at 7-3 after its win over Stanford, Utah has already surpassed the expectations of many this season....
Through its first 12 conference games, Utah was a lowly 2-10 — not exactly where the Utes expected to be before the season started.
Utah’s NCAA Tournament hopes looked to be over with the final nail...
The Utah women’s swim team stood toe-to-toe with star-filled No. 4 California on Friday, but it couldn’t come away with a victory, dropping the meet, 187.5–109.5.
“Overall, I’m pleased,”...
There was a definite feeling of intrigue and curiosity surrounding Pier 39 in San Francisco on Friday. The seafood market and pier store employees, the street performers, the fishermen, the ferry captains,...
In 2013, the biggest knock against Utah was its easy, non-conference schedule to start the season. The Runnin’ Utes were blowing their opponents out, and no one knew how good the Utah squad was until...
