From Jan. 24 to March 7, the Finch Lane Gallery will showcase a collection of community-inspired murals called “Perspective Realia: Ten Years of Urban Art.”
V. Kim Martinez, a professor of painting...
Joaquin Zihuatanejo believes a poem can change the world.
In a talk on Wednesday in the Union Ballroom, Zihuatanejo, an award-winning poet, artist and teacher, shared personal poems about his life and...
It’s been more than three years since the last album from post-punk rock band Against Me!, but with the release of “Transgender Dysphoria Blues” it’s clear a lot has changed.
Lead singer Laura...
The recent ruling on the case between the Federal Communications Commission and Verizon is in many ways unfortunate, in many ways expected and not that bad. But the issue of net neutrality is still an...
A few weeks ago, there was a polar vortex that caused record lows in the Midwest and Southern United States, sparking debate on both sides of the global warming dispute. Despite both the fact that surveyed...
Mario and Link might have to start looking for new players.
In the age of social media and digital entertainment, students are choosing to ditch their screens and have some old-fashioned fun playing board...
Episode 51 of Ol' Ute Radio starts off with an interview during the first hour of the show. ASUU President Sam Ortiz joins Sascha and Rebecca to discuss all things student-life. Ortiz discusses his path...
Welcome to Utah, home of the three S’s: snow, smog, and the Sundance Film Festival.
Given what Utah is infamous for — our propensity towards all things Jell-O, spawning the Osmonds, our truly foul...
This past summer I had a revelation while strolling along the picture-perfect beaches of Costa Rica and reveling in a fiery red sunset to complete another sun-soaked day in paradise. There I was, minding...
At the press conference following Saturday’s 74-69 victory over UCLA, seldom-used freshman guard Kenneth Ogbe drew a laugh. Fresh off scoring 12 points on 4-of-4 shooting, Ogbe was asked if he had been...
