Gakumba and Pierre-Richard Prosper, a prosecutor for the Rwandan war crimes courts, discussed at a Hinckley Institute of Politics lecture Monday how the genocide in Rwanda and following war crimes destroyed millions of lives.

Scott Miller expected to cut through the former U golf course Monday morning, but he remembered as he passed the signs and barricades that he had received two e-mails about the permanent closure of Federal Way.

A trip to the Sweet 16 is at stake tonight when the No. 9-seeded Utes take on the No. 1-seeded Maryland Terrapins. This game figures to be Utah's toughest challenge of the season, as many say the 29-4 Terps are the best team in the nation not named Connecticut.

The double-header against Utah Valley University that was scheduled for today has been cancelled because of unplayable field conditions resulting from weekend snow storms.

From GM to AIG, responsibility needs to be shifted back to the individual, not the vague entity as a whole. There are no individual consequences for the unethical practices we're seeing in these corporations. We've been far too trusting of executives who will do anything to turn a profit. We need to create bailout contracts with that in mind, and patch up the holes. Or better yet, we could stop bailouts altogether.

Most of the University of Utah campus was closed and evacuated on Tuesday after the rupture of a nearby natural gas line.

Two weeks after returning from a foot injury to boost the Utah men's basketball team's tournament hopes, Morgan Grimm is moving on.

Philosophy professors and scholars from around the world will gather at the U this summer for a four-week crash course in a new method of philosophy.

House Bill 347, which passed earlier this month and will eliminate compulsory private club memberships, is a good first step in this process. However, it cannot be counterbalanced with a bill that moves us two steps backward. H.B. 347 helps Utah look forward in the same way that SB 187 will serve to keep Utah looking into the past.

The recently elected Associated Students of the University of Utah leadership has started to address a variety of issues, the most pressing being to unite members of the GO and Revolution parties within the new student government.