If we want high school students to be adequately prepared for college, we need to give them the kind of K-12 education that will truly prepare them, not some sort of Darwinist death-by-tests approach to education, where the strong survive and the weak perish.

The U Farmers Market hosted a workshop about urban chicken farming Thursday. Celia Bell, who ran the workshop, detailed the chicken farming process starting with chicks and ending with hens.

By James Boehly, Staff WriterAfter upsetting Washington on Friday, the Utah women's swimming and diving team once again defeated the Huskies 153-140. The women's team also dispatched the host Boise State...

The Utah women's volleyball team has been improving steadily in every game since its jarring loss to Wyoming two weeks ago. Saturday's game against New Mexico was no different, as the Utes won in four sets.

In a lone and dreary world where most people live on a mere $2 a day, the DFAC gladly welcomes, cares for, and nourishes anyone.

By James BoehlyThe cross country regular season came to an end Friday as the Utes sent three of their runners to the Utah Valley Open.Of the three runners sent to the 5-kilometer race, Sydney Osmun was...

The Utes were blanked by BYU 5-0 in the team's conference opener at Ute Field.

Research done at the U could help other scientists learn how to force cancerous cells to self-destruct before they spread.

By Quinn WilcoxThe women's tennis team stumbled out of the block at the Jack Taylor Invitational but closed strong this weekend in Boise, Idaho. This past week's tournament featured the Utes, along with...

Jennifer Graves, a professor of comparative genomics for the Australian National University, said in an Oct. 1 lecture on the evolution of sex chromosomes in animals and humans that new sex-determining genes could evolve in the next few million years.