Babcock Theatre’s latest student production touches on issues usually swept under the rug. While some students might shy away from issues of adolescent sexual desire and insecurities often labeled as...

Spring is here in the form of 250,000 tulips this weekend at the annual Thanksgiving Point Tulip Festival. The Tulip Festival marks that time of year when winter is starting to retreat and spring is bursting...

If George Balanchine had lived in the ’80s, he certainly would have mastered tape-mixing. However, Balanchine’s adolescent days occurred in the early 1900s, meaning his skills manifested in dance...

Stupid people in the news: Cheese Smuggler gets caught, find out how much, where, and what Snookie may be doing now without her fix of Wisconsin cheese. Plus many other stupid things people do, only in...

Entering the spring, perhaps the most daunting task the Utes faced was replacing the heralded defensive line of last season. Defensive tackle Star Lotulelei, the team’s anchor over the last few years,...

The Utes’ two games against Weber State on Wednesday could not have been more different. In the opener, Utah put up double-digit runs for the first time since February en route to an 11-2 win. In the...

PERSEVERANCE PAYS Freshman Kayce Nieto proves her value in every game, despite a hip injury Playing through pain is often a way to measure a player’s dedication. It shows an athlete’s toughness, what...

Editor: In Rose Jones’ column, “Eugenics and anti-abortion both white-male sentiments” (Opinion, April 2), she draws an exaggerated connection between sterilization and opposing abortion rights and...

Editor: A recent issue of The Daily Utah Chronicle carried an opinion piece and a cartoon attacking the motives and the activities of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or AIPAC — “United...