As the U's commitment to sustainability grows, so does its wind power program, which was established in 2005.

Michelle Obama flopped. Hillary Clinton excelled. Denver had great parties. St. Paul, Minn., had riots. The opinions of four U students who viewed firsthand the Democratic and Republican conventions couldn't be more different, but the thing that surprised them most was how the Republicans came out on top.

A course that I grew up on and have always been a big fan of suddenly became a drag to play this summer. The course is River Oaks, and it gets my vote for worst course of the summer.

While the Olympic bid scandal was a big story, the busted boater imbroglio barely made the news. Our outrage has been replaced by apathy. This also contributes to the imperviousness our elected officials feel when accepting tickets to the big game, vacation properties in the Bahamas and golf trips to Scotland.

At the stroke of midnight, while celebrating the dawn of a New Year with friends, I had a great idea. Having never made a New Year's resolution, I decided that I would make one for 2008.

A resolution that would be easy to stick with and maybe even accomplish8212;playing a personal record 50 different golf courses in a calendar year

College football is sending a mixed message to its select group of gridiron warriors. They're saying it's OK to enjoy football, play your heart out and celebrate, but you must wait until your NFL payday to exercise any display of emotion.

Students and faculty can now sign up on their Campus Information System page to receive emergency notifications of situations such as snow closures, power outages, traffic jams or a campus shooting.

We can cultivate a unique community here in Utah, something distinct from the rest of the country. Sure, you'll always find the same chain stores everywhere you go in America, but we should do our best to support local businesses and make Utah Utah.

Once again, Utah came out on the wrong side of a nail-biter Sunday against Oregon State. After a full 90 minutes of scoreless soccer, extra time was needed to decide a winner in Corvallis, Ore., and it was the Beavers who netted the winning goal just seven minutes into the first overtime period.

A glitch in the Union's fire alarm system sent students streaming outside for the third time in two days Friday afternoon.