“Mockingjay Part 1,” the most recent “Hunger Games” film, is a dark crowd–pleaser that sets the stage for the fourth and final installment of the widely popular teen dystopian...
Everything we do through a computer is recorded somewhere, and our digital footprints can be monitored by someone. We know this because it was exposed to and ignored by Americans after Edward Snowden leaked...
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For those not too keen on cooking their own food this Thanksgiving, we’ve found the perfect solution. Relatively new to Salt Lake’s dining scene, but certainly not...
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The word “queer” has been reclaimed by many in the LGBTQ+ community as something that can describe sexuality outside of gender and sexual dichotomies such as male...
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As the winter season approaches, there is much to do here in Salt Lake City. Salt Lake boasts some of the world’s best ski resorts, hot chocolate food trucks, ice...
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“Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas!” premiered at Capitol Theatre this past Tuesday, brilliantly and colorfully recreating the beauty of Dr. Seuss’ timeless...
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“One Man, Two Guvnors” is a hilarious story of a man in the dilemma of serving two masters in 1963 England.
Francis Henshall, played by Christopher DuVal, becomes...
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As U students, we are not only fortunate enough to have a museum on campus, but one that showcases the excellence of our programs by highlighting our faculty themselves....
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During a routine spring-cleaning last year, I was sorting through my less-worn clothes and deliberating which garments would be safe and which would be sentenced to...
U faculty, students, alumni and fans filled Abravanel Hall last Friday night. Musicians and artists dressed in red walked down a crimson carpet, ready to perform and remember with a concert dedicated to...
