Utah's first loss in 16 games was highlighted by mistakes on both offense and defense, but the area the Utes seemed to struggle in the most was containing Oregon on rushing yards. Utah held the Ducks to just 95 passing yards at Autzen Stadium but could not do the same on the ground.

"Our defense hasn't shown a lot these first two games," said Utah linebacker Stevenson Sylvester. "We know what we're capable of, we've just got to go out there and do more each and every week."

The Ute Volleyball team used big performances from their two seniors to get back into the win column by defeating Air Force 3-1 on Thursday night to open conference play.

The Utes' 16-game win streak was snapped Saturday afternoon in Autzen stadium as Utah went down 31-24 to the Oregon Ducks.

Although weeks one and two for the Utes have been more challenging offensively than fans thought they'd be, the defensive side of the team has been showing its ability to iron out some wrinkles.

When Chip Kelly was announced as Oregon's next head coach in March, this could not have been the start he dreamed of.

A U employee called the U Police Department on Tuesday upon seeing a student brandishing a gun in the Warnock Engineering Building.

The women's soccer team (5-3) is in Los Angeles this weekend to take part in the four-team UCLA Women's Cup. The Utes will first face off against the host team and No. 4-ranked Bruins (4-1-1) Friday night at 7 p.m. This will be the second meeting between the two teams, with the Utes getting a 2-1 upset victory over then-No.7 UCLA in 2004.

Tea parties, Obamacare and "death panels" are just a few of the loaded terms that have been hurled back and forth in the voracious fight about health care reform. President Barack Obama wants a public option to compete with insurance companies, and Republicans call it socialism; politicians hold town hall meetings to conduct a dialogue with the public, and protesters show up with guns strapped to their ankles. In the midst of a shaky economy and uncertain job market, what is a student to do when it comes to realistic health coverage?

Students tired of seeing the cost of everything from tuition to food go up can at least enjoy this year's Redfest for free.