Change and hope. These ambiguous slogans propelled Barack Obama into office, and many people resent him for it.

The U's chess club recently split the 2009 Chess College of the Year award with the Miami University of Ohio. In a rare tie between the two schools, the award recognizes the university club that most contributes to the promotion of chess8212;both in its community and throughout the country.

Students are getting frustrated because Internet accessibility has been less than reliable for residents at the new housing complex downtown.

Men everywhere seem to be just a little happier8212;an extra pep accompanies their step and more smiles are gracing their faces. Is there something to blame for this unusual phenomenon?

The latest construction project on campus didn't start without roadblocks, and now that it's begun, it's become a big one for students.

Students can now track the administration's expenditures on ASUU's website. Although ASUU deserves credit for making the budget accessible, most students will find it difficult to make any sense of the budget's unintelligible organization.

Even with financial aid available, out-of-state students are hurting more than their resident counterparts8212;some beyond a point they can endure.

When the Utah volleyball team gets a visit from No. 12 Oregon on Tuesday night, it will encounter perhaps its biggest challenge of the season.

The football team pulled off a sloppy win over San Jose State, the women's soccer team lost by one goal and the volleyball team went 0-2 at the Santa Clara Tournament.

College grades used to be strictly pass or fail. Students didn't stress about GPAs, cry after receiving an A- or desperately beg for a D. You either passed or you didn't. As for students caught cheating, they were expelled from the school or class, or received whatever punishment administrators or teachers decided to give. Even with harsh consequences and extreme punishment, students still cheat.