At a lecture, two Indian activists, Kohli and a pro bono attorney, discussed the Indian government's mining access grant as an affront to the local people and their environment.

U alumnus, Bob Springmeyer, knows he faces an uphill battle. In Utah's 112-year history, only six Democrats have become governor, but for Springmeyer, seven is a lucky number.

Between conducting a comprehensive U student straw poll, attracting phenomenal speakers, and providing on-site student coverage of the 2008 presidential campaigns, the Hinckley Institute has been busy raising the bar.

The Bennion Community Service Center's annual Hunger Banquet acted as an eye-opening metaphor, bringing the statistics of world hunger to a more personal level.

Any time you hold the Falcons to 58 yards net rushing, it certainly says something about your defense and their assignment-based performance.

Rep. Artur Davis, D-Ala., and Rep. Heather Wilson, R-N.M., fielded political questions posed by journalists and students at Georgetown's Young Voters Forum on Thursday.

The endless striving for economic growth, to no particular end, is almost insane. We have, as a nation, the resources to solve all our problems. If we're in need of capital, it's of the political variety.

There has to be something wrong with a law if a church, especially the LDS Church, says it's too conservative.

In the first half of their Fall Schedule, the Utes have been focusing on getting everybody settled and ready for the upcoming season.

The Legacy of Lowell event kicked off Homecoming Week as 300 volunteers set aside their mornings to work a total of 600 hours of community service.