Mother Nature decided to participate in the April Fool’s Day tomfoolery, providing the Utes with a little rain and light snow when they took the field for Tuesday’s practice.
Despite the poor weather,...
After transferring to the Pac-12 three years ago, Utah’s games against in-state rivals have taken somewhat of a backseat to its new conference play. The Utes, however, are not taking their doubleheader...
The Utah men’s tennis team moved to 0-2 in Pac-12 action after losing to No. 16 Cal on Sunday.
The Utes took an early 2-0 lead but struggled in singles and ultimately fell 4-2.
Utah opened the day by...
In the final days of this legislative session, the Utah legislature voted to legalize hemp oil, and Gov. Gary Herbert, for once, signed a progressive bill that will help people across the state. To be...
It may come as a surprise to many that one of the largest Hindu celebrations in the United States — the Holi “festival of colors” — occurs in religiously uniform Utah. It is a great opportunity...
The U is offering a privately funded scholarship for undocumented students.
The scholarship was announced at the Hispanic Business Students Association’s event last week, Bailamos.
Felix Salazar, a junior...
The Utah men’s swim and dive team went into last weekend’s NCAA Championships looking to make a splash on the national scene, but instead, made a drop.
The Utes finished the meet 35th in the nation,...
The Utes will not start their home football schedule for almost five more months, but U students are already gearing up for the season by purchasing MUSS tickets this week.
U students are guaranteed a...
The U’s College of Humanities is looking to add a minor in Mormon studies in addition to the religious studies program.
Paul Reeve, professor in history at the U, teaches a course titled “Mormonism...
Plan early and start as soon as possible – this was the advice the panel gave audience members during the Hinckley Institute of Politics Fulbright forum on Tuesday.
Michael Hardman, the chief global...
