For the first time, the U's undergraduate accounting program has been ranked among the top 25 best accounting programs in the nation, coming in at number 248212;an improvement from the honorable mention award the program has received for the past two years.

Too often, the world we live in is a thankless mess and the things we perceive as legacy are forgotten quicker than a college football fan can cry "playoff."

The College of Education recently received three grants to help graduate and doctoral students continue their research without the worry of bills.

The program is designed to "provide undergraduates an interdisciplinary academic path toward careers in the digital entertainment industry with experience in both computer science and the arts."

The new "tap on, tap off" electronic cards are being publicized with a poster that shares an eerie resemblance to the crowds of communist China.

Each new year is brimming with musical possibilities. The most anticipated major releases won't start dropping for a few months and while it feels like a time of waiting, the gears and levers of the evolving music scene are continuing to move and change.

Students not able to buy a plane ticket to Washington, D.C. for Tuesday's presidential inauguration can take advantage of a free broadcast on campus instead.

The Utah women's swimming and diving team had a rough weekend in Texas last week and won't be getting any breaks as they head to Colorado State for what promises to be another tough meet.

After a week and a half of seeking donations, the U marching band has reached its goal to raise the $154,000 needed to send its members to Washington, D.C. to play in President-elect Barack Obama's inauguration parade Jan. 20.

U.S. District Judge William Downes issued an order Jan. 12 mandating that the pub's 90 employees and the 20 tenants living upstairs vacate by March 15, when demolition will begin to expand the Frank E. Moss U. S. Courthouse onto the land.