Among our several unalienable rights — promised in the Declaration of Independence and secured in the Constitution — is the freedom of speech. While it might be protected from government infringement,...

Todd Corley, senior vice president and global chief diversity officer at Abercrombie and Fitch, spoke Thursday about the company’s challenges and success in establishing a diverse culture. Corley said...

When imagining a prison, one does not usually envision green houses and beekeeping, but this image might become more of the norm. The U is currently holding a workshop to connect science education and...

Audience members at Kingsbury Hall on Thursday night got to know themselves in a whole new way thanks to the Natural History Museum of Utah. In the third installation in the “Science of Being Human”...

Beams from the setting sun filled the Crimson View Cafe in the Union building as students and professors honored each other Thursday evening. The ASUU Academic Affairs board has presented Student Choice...

Utah natives know spring weather is a gamble. It can be sunny one day and snowy the next — and it never ceases to surprise. Yesterday, ASUU fought the weather to hold the pre-party before the Rock the...

HBO’s “Girls” is irritating. There, I said it. Given the fact that I am male, HBO is probably not going to lose sleep over my irritation. The target demographic for “Girls” undoubtedly has more...

Local artist, Annastasia Copeland-Rynders, uses her passion for art to explore the effects of wild animals living among us in Salt Lake City. This petite, soft-spoken and friendly artist uses printmaking...