If you read Time magazine, you may have recently seen the Ideas issue, which included a piece by Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, commonly known as Key and Peele from the same-named comedy show. It...
California delivers half of the fresh produce sold around the United States. Over the past year, this agriculture-strong state has suffered historic drought conditions that are scorching once-lush orchards,...
Utah dive coach Richard Marschner turned to senior diver Kersten Merry before last weekend’s NCAA swimming and diving championships and said, “You could be an All-American.” The Edmonton, Alberta-born...
When Utah traveled to Eugene this weekend to take on No. 12 Oregon, it hoped that it could get off to a hot start in hopes of an upset. While the team kept the Ducks honest, the Utes ended the weekend...
The U was filled with medical terminology and prospective doctors on Saturday during the fourth annual Pre-Med Conference.
The conference featured several events and guest speakers to help students better...
A few weeks ago there was a group of people here at the U collecting signatures to change Utah’s primary election system. They got enough signatures and the bill was forced into the State Legislature....
Flowers blossoming, the sun shining earlier, longer and more intensely, birds chirping in the trees around you — summer is drawing near. The warmer it becomes and the sooner summer arrives, the more...
Tyler Young, the chair of Demand Democracy, believes that reaching government officials could be a step in the right direction when it comes to Utah’s current voting system — and he wants U students...
The Union’s windows shook from the sound of the bass for nearly 12 straight hours this weekend during the Rock the U benefit dance-a-thon.
Dozens of students participated in the dance-a-thon, called...
Vincent Cheng, a professor in the U’s English Department, is devoted to all things James Joyce, but his true passion lies in working with students.
Cheng was among four U professors who received the...
