Two Housing and Residential Education employees have been confirmed to have the H1N1 virus, otherwise known as the swine flu.

The U was one of 23 schools that redacted athletes' names from every document requested by The Columbus Dispatch, which sought airplane flight manifests for football team travel to road games, lists of people designated to receive athletes' complimentary admission to football games, football players' summer-employment documents and reports of NCAA violations.

U alumnus Zach Howell has been chosen as the chairman of the College Republican National Committee.

The Utes' final competitors were eliminated after senior Chelsea Shapard finished 13th overall in the 400-meter hurdles with a time of 58.36 seconds and junior hammer thrower Sarah Grimm's mark was just 5" short of qualifying for the finals, also landing her at 13th place overall in her event.

The U.S. Department of the Interior has rescinded its civil lawsuit against environmental activist Tim DeChristopher, along with its $81,000 fine.

Many Muslim students at the U had the opportunity to listen, watch or read President Barack Obama's address the Muslim world at Cairo University on June 4. And the overall reaction is positive.

Professional polo players and ponies were flown in to participate in a fundraiser for the College of Pharmacy, bringing an old tradition back to the U, which hasn't seen a polo match since the early 1940s.

CSA-13, a chemical that mimics bacteria-resistant proteins on human skin, is a promising solution for artificial joint infections.

Fussing around with windmills and solar panels while leaving out nuclear energy hinders real energy progress.

This new, high-tech beast is nothing more than an overpriced advertisement, trying to show the voters of 2010 that the current leadership should be kept in power.