Yes, Utah didn't play a perfect game, but Johnson and the rest of the players learned a lesson that will carry them through the rest of their careers. No team is perfect. It's how you deal with the imperfection that defines you.

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.

While some lenders have stopped offering loans as a result of the credit crunch, Sallie Mae's commitment to make federal student loans available to all students has continued uninterrupted and remains steadfast.

With the severity of the issues we are facing, increasing the level of engagement in our community is central to progress.

The U was Weisman's 10th stop on a world tour for his nonfiction book, The World Without Us, a journalistic exploration of how today's world would evolve if the human species ceased to exist in it.

Within the walls of the Cowles Building, three prospective U students are looking to shatter records in competitive Rubik's Cube solving, also known as "cubing."

The U.S. Senate gave the House of Representatives another chance to vote in favor of a plan to bail out the banking industry.

Students have said problems with advisers are forcing them to extend their time at the U.

The Carolyn Tanner Irish Humanities Building will hold its ribbon cutting Friday.

When the Frederick Albert Sutton Building is unveiled in April 2009, the geology and geophysics department will have a new home.