With only 33 days left until Election Day, more than 50 candidates from state races were abuzz on the Union Plaza on Wednesday, hoping to reach student voters and prove their merit as the candidate who will best represent the U.

Vice-presidential candidates Joe Biden and Sarah Palin will debate tonight at 7 p.m., in what will be one of Palin's first live, unscripted, give-and-take appearances on national TV.

Josh Voland took in the scene: eight giant messages left in paint, splashed across the sidewalk in front of the Heritage Center. They all said the same mysterious words that have spread like wildfire across the U for the past three days.

By now, you should all be familiar with Project 337 and the symbolic significance this carries for local art and culture. If you were unable to make it to the exhibition before it was demolished, don't despair8212;entrepreneurial filmmakers Alex Haworth and Davey Davis have got you covered.

As the Beavers make their way to Rice-Eccles Stadium tonight to face yet another top ranked opponent, will they play the role of Jack once again? "Fee! Fie! Foe! Fum!" has yet to scare Oregon State.

The Utah defense has shut down its opponents' running games all season, but Thursday might be a different story as it faces its toughest test to date.

President George W. Bush reappointed U professor Thure Cerling to a discussion panel that reviews the efforts to create a nuclear waste repository in Nevada.

In this "documentary" that makes Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11" look like a bipartisan bedtime story, Bill Maher trots the globe intending to interview people about God and religion. Big problem: He doesn't go to intelligent sources of the religion for plausible answers.

The Working Dog Reading Series is a series of readings throughout the school year held by English graduate students where they read their own work.

On Oct. 5, artists and musicians will come together at the Gallivan Center for the Utah United art and music festival. In a time of confusion and disorder, the festival hopes to inform festival-goers of issues in the community and what they can do to help.