U theater studies graduate, Aaron Sparks, found himself in an unexpected place after graduation – working as a financial administrator.
“You don’t always find yourself in your same field...
The fourth of July is just as much about independence as it as about fireworks displays.
Fireworks are a tradition first advocated by John Adams in a letter to his wife in which he wrote that the signing...
In recent years, the U has seen an abundance of new buildings and facilities, each with its own perks. The S.J. Quinney College of Law Building opened less than a year ago, and with it the Counsel Café....
Ning Lu is one of the world’s most renowned contemporary pianists. Born in Beijing, China, Lu grew up in a very musically inclined family. He sat himself in front of a piano when he was four years...
As most college students will tell you, staying caffeinated is one of the most helpful ways to get through the semester. That said, it’s important to know where to find good coffee on campus, whether...
While college is useful when it comes to learning and enhancing your skills, the "real world" component of your education is important, too. Students often hear this, leading them to consider how to actually...
The rumbling of Salt Lake City police motorcycles and the loud cheering of festival-goers kicked off the Utah PRIDE parade Sunday, June 5, marking the last day of the 41st annual Utah Pride Festival. Celebrating...
Cheryl Sandoval's art exhibit “Steps from the Reservation” works alongside a body of Native American rhetorical practices. Sandoval's aim is to combat settler colonialism by refusing to be ignored....
Well written and beautifully engaging, The Invention of Wings, by Sue Monk Kidd, is just as good as (if not better than) her more widely known novel, The Secret Life of Bees.
The Invention of Wings provides...
