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What You Get By Being a University of Utah Alum

U Alumni offers several benefits to its members. Alumni can connect with other current and former students, receive discounts and participate in student engagement.

By Kate Keith, News Writer | October 7, 2024

You may have been to the University of Utah Alumni House if you’ve had to pick up a MUSS Pass. The Alumni House is home to U Alumni, which works to "create and preserve lifelong relationships...

Falling Notes: The Autumn Soundtrack

The leaves, weather and fashion aren't the only things changing this Fall season. So do our playlists. Add these songs to your autumn soundtrack!

By Jansen Heaton, Arts Writer | October 6, 2024

As the weather cools down and the leaves start changing colors, it's the perfect time to update your playlist with some fall songs. These 10 songs are your ideal soundtrack for cozying up as...

Camping in Utah: A Guide to the Beehive State

Whether you are looking for a quick day trip or an adventurous weekend away, Utah has a wide selection of recreation sites for you to enjoy all the state has to offer.

By Max Valva, Sports Writer | October 5, 2024

Students at the University of Utah are treated to some of the best camping in the country. With breathtaking landscapes only a short drive away, Utah’s outdoor adventures are something all...

Cosplay at FanX Brings Communities Together

These incredible works of craftsmanship show that cosplay is much more than just silly costumes.

By Isra Habib, Assistant Arts Editor | October 5, 2024

Salt Lake City’s FanX celebrates artistry and connection between fans in various communities. This connection is evident in the incredible dedication of the cosplayers who bring their favorite...

New Lecture Series Helps Faculty Navigate H.B. 261 at the U

The series is designed to help faculty and staff understand the repercussions of H.B. 261 in their work. The first session focused on teaching and syllabi.

By Giovanni Radtke, Assistant News Editor | October 4, 2024

The University of Utah’s Office for Faculty recently started a new series called "Navigating H.B. 261. as Faculty." It helps faculty and staff learn how the anti-DEI law may impact the way...

‘Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story’ is a Messy Portrayal of a Sensitive Situation

Netflix's latest installment of it's anthology series "Monsters" is the center of controversy regarding the ethics of using someone's trauma for entertainment without getting their permission or perspective on the situation.

By Mikaela Ponce, Arts Writer | October 4, 2024

Netflix’s new addition to its hit crime drama “Monsters” just dropped. This season is all about the infamous Lyle and Erik Menendez case. Racking up 12.3 million views during its debut...

Mecha Holds Rally as Israel-Hamas War Nears 1 Year

As part of their "week of action," Mecha demanded the U disclose and divest its ties with Israel and end its study abroad program with the University of Haifa.

By Josi Hinds, News Editor | October 4, 2024

In front of the Park Building in Presidents Circle on Thursday, roughly 80 students and community members stood chanting and demanding the University of Utah disclose and divest from its ties...

The U Launches New Venture Fund to Foster Innovation

University of Utah Ventures is designed to help fund student and faculty startups. It's part of the U's larger goal to commercialize technology created at the U.

By Adeline Christensen | October 4, 2024

The University of Utah recently partnered with Salt Lake City-based venture capital company EPIC Ventures to create University of Utah Ventures. This fund will pave the way for students and faculty...

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson Asks Utahns to ‘Doubt the Doubters’ Ahead of Nov. 5 Election

In a speech on Thursday morning, Henderson outlined steps Utah voters can take to ensure free and fair elections.

By Vanessa Hudson, Editor in Chief | October 3, 2024

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson asked Utahns to "doubt the doubters," commit to accepting the election results and be responsible for their ballots ahead of the Nov. 5 election in a speech at the University...

Where to Find Mental Health Support After H.B. 261

After the U closed several student resource centers, the mental health resources these centers offered had to relocate. Now, students can find help in the CCE or CSAR, or through a variety of other mental health resources the U offers.

By Alina Walker, Assistant News Editor | October 2, 2024

Over the summer, several student resource centers closed due to H.B. 261. Since then, the mental health resources offered through those centers have had to find a new home. In addition to...