Like a series of memoirs about struggles of faith and addiction, David Bazan's Curse Your Branches, represents his most polished, yet personal release to date.

Dead pioneers aren't the only thing creeping in the shadows of Haunted Village at This is the Place Heritage

Before autumn thoughts turn to turkeys, pumpkin pies and Thanksgiving, students at the U have October to get scared silly.

The popular public radio show "Selected Shorts" and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Cunningham will visit the Salt Lake City Library this week to take part in the 12th annual Utah Humanities Book Festival.

Halloween is just around the corner, which means horror movie time! There are so many to choose from, where does one start? Consider the following for your viewing:

Magician Paul Draper is returning to the U for his first public performance in seven years. For three consecutive nights, he will give local audiences a chance to witness his unique abilities. But the show is also a rare opportunity to see the combination of entertainment by way of a specific education.

Unfortunate news struck the Tower Theatre when it was discovered that its digital projector shorted out during a screening of "Afghan Star."

The 28th annual Great American Beer Festival was held in Denver last weekend. The sold-out event centered around a competition among 495 commercial breweries from across the nation. This year, six were from Utah. A total of 3,362 different kinds of beer in 75 different categories were strictly judged according to their taste, aroma and appearance. Gold, silver and bronze medals were awarded to the winners, and 2,100 of these varieties were made available to the attending public.

When it comes to alcohol, the U might be a dry campus, but that won't stop the Union Programming Council from throwing an Oktoberfest party.

U alumna and author Zoe Murdock read and discussed her new fictional book about fundamentalist Mormon polygamists, Torn by God, Saturday at the King's English Bookshop in Salt Lake City.