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Matthew Seare the executive chef of the Heritage Center grills up chicken at the farmers market.

Events calendar Sept. 4-10

By Holly Vasic September 1, 2017

Labor Day Labor Day is a perfect time to take advantage of the last sliver of summer, and nothing says summer like getting drenched in water as you fall at a breakneck pace on a metal track. Scream...

Jason Manley's 'Shrinking Room' exhibit at the Utah Museum of Contemporary Arts in Salt Lake City, Utah on Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2017. (Dr. Rishi Deka | Daily Utah Chronicle)

Shrinking Rooms, Expanding Boundaries

By Madge Slack September 1, 2017

Let’s face it, there are a few things all art majors are sick of hearing. Some stereotypes need to be dispelled. These are common phrases, such as “poor starving artist” and questions, like “yes,...

The Utah Museum of Contemporary Arts in Salt Lake City, Utah on Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2017. (Dr. Rishi Deka | Daily Utah Chronicle)

Art & Chill: UMOCA is a U-Must-A

By Madge Slack August 29, 2017

People often refer to dating as a series of tests or mini mind games. While no one really wants to have this experience, there is a certain amount of truth to the stereotype. The point of dating is to...

Events Calendar: Aug. 28

Events Calendar: Aug. 28

By Alina Hansen August 28, 2017

Returned Student Social The Fall Returned Student Social event is for all returned Learning Abroad students on Aug. 29 from 12 to 1:30 p.m. in the Saltair Room in the Union. There will be free pizza...

Events Calendar: First Week of School Festivities

Events Calendar: First Week of School Festivities

By Alina Hansen August 21, 2017

McRay Magleby Poster Sale Come get some cool $1 posters at the Marriott Library in the Gould Auditorium on Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 21-22 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. These posters were created by McRay Magleby,...

Greek Row along 1st South just north of the University of Utah Campus, Salt Lake City, UT on Thursday, July 13, 2017

(Photo by Adam Fondren | Daily Utah Chronicle)

Greek Life, Don’t Knock it ‘Til You Try It

By Madge Slack August 13, 2017

A huge part of college, at least in the movies, is Greek life. Every year fraternities and sororities on campus hold recruitment. The fraternities do things differently, but for the girls it means three...

The historic Rio Grande Depot hosts the Winter Farmers Market in downtown Salt Lake City on Saturday, January 30, 2016 (Kiffer Creveling, Daily Utah Chornicle)

Art & Chill: Make Time for Utah’s Local Festivals

By Madge Slack August 12, 2017

As many know, Cedar City is festival city. Salt Lake City, however, holds its own with a series of fun festivals. These festivals can be a perfect date option. The average festival admission cost is...

How to find the Best Study Abroad for U

How to find the Best Study Abroad for U

By Megan Hulse August 10, 2017

Studying abroad can be a great way for undergraduate students to earn credit while on the adventure of a lifetime, but many students don’t know where to start, especially if they are in a tailored program...

Silverstein performs live in the VANS Warped Tour 2017 at the Utah State Fairpark in Salt Lake City, UT on Saturday, June 24, 2017

(Photo by Kiffer Creveling | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Inspiration from Warped Tour Insiders

By Haley Oliphant, Editor-in-Chief August 4, 2017

Candiria: The journey back Bands face obstacles of all shapes and sizes throughout their career: member changes, cancelled record deals, crazy producers. But what happens when the obstacle is a speeding...

Beer, Bounce Houses, and more at the Park Silly Sunday Market

By Holly Vasic July 31, 2017

Most Sundays until Sept. 17, a quick trip up I-80, about 30 minutes from the University of Utah, will bring you to the Park Silly Sunday Market. Being elevated from the valley the summer heat is not so...