For the last 30 years, video gaming has grown in popularity to a hobby millions pursue. It is an industry that pushes entertainment to new creative highs each year. During this time, there have been dozens...

Babcock Theatre’s latest student production touches on issues usually swept under the rug. While some students might shy away from issues of adolescent sexual desire and insecurities often labeled as...

Spring is here in the form of 250,000 tulips this weekend at the annual Thanksgiving Point Tulip Festival. The Tulip Festival marks that time of year when winter is starting to retreat and spring is bursting...

If George Balanchine had lived in the ’80s, he certainly would have mastered tape-mixing. However, Balanchine’s adolescent days occurred in the early 1900s, meaning his skills manifested in dance...

When one thinks of the State of Utah Fine Art Collection, paintings of idealized landscapes, rustic log cabins and Moab arches come to mind. While these classic Utah scenes might seem familiar, the current...

Campus might only seem to be useful for its practical purposes: classes, sporting events and places for student groups to gather. However, many students and faculty might not know there is hidden artwork...

In an unassuming part of Salt Lake City, near the Sears on State Street, stands an equally unassuming art gallery. Upon entering, the first visible work is a delicate pastel of ballerinas on a reflective...

ROAD TO FAME Zachary Quinto enlightens students about his start in acting and his sexuality Zachary Quinto, an actor famously recognized for his role as Spock in the rebooted Star Trek, spoke at the Union...

In January 2012, Ryan O’Reilly had an idea. Years of admiring bands like Parkway Drive and Lincoln Park had led to a few stints in local bands — but never a major break. The real benefit, however,...

Colorado folk band Elephant Revival brings more than simple music to the stage: they bring history and a philosophy of love and acceptance. The band was inspired by an event that occured in May 2005....