Right now, to say that this year's teams can repeat that success would clearly be jumping the gun, but that doesn't mean they can't accomplish amazing things.

Those weary of classical music can relax a little: Emily Nelson, a U alumna, soprano and ensemble founder, along with co-founder Christopher LeCluyse, tenor, felt it important to make the centuries-old genre entertaining for modern audiences.

Having spent 25 years as balance beam coach, Megan Marsden was promoted to co-head coach this summer.

For lovers of cinema, being in Salt Lake City has its perks. Playing host to several movie festivals and enjoying a considerable trickle-down from the wildly popular Sundance Film Festival, Salt Lake City is a variable epicenter for independent film in the mountain west.

Construction is a terribly annoying process, but it's a necessary evil. Lack of information about it is not.

A case that would determine the legitimacy of patenting human genes has been postponed.

On Aug. 6, thieves made off with eight letters from the marquee, leaving the U as the "Ivy of Utah, ounded in 1850."

Officials at the University Guest House, a hotel on upper campus, want to expand, and they're submitting a plan to do it.

The women's soccer team is off to its best offensive start since the 1996 season. The Utes have been firing on all cylinders, scoring nine goals in their first two games, beating Utah Valley University 6-0 in their home opener and Cal State Fullerton 3-1 on the road.

Additions to the U are usually celebrated for being new and cutting-edge, but the latest is just the opposite: an archaeological site that dates back to 400 A.D.