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Opinion: Attacks on College Are the Real Scam

Anti-intellectualism and the dismissal of higher education by conservative influencers threaten the critical thinking and diversity essential for a healthy democracy.

By Samantha Reagan, Opinion Writer | September 27, 2024

Last spring, conservative online influencer Charlie Kirk was on campus. His team caught attention with their large inflatable "free speech ball," camera team, and most notably, their t-shirts...

Billy Joel and Sting to Perform at Rice-Eccles Stadium in May

The concert, which is part of the artists' joint tour, will take place on May 23, 2025. Tickets will go on sale through Ticketmaster on Oct. 4 at 10 a.m.

By Alina Walker, Assistant News Editor | September 26, 2024

Billy Joel and Sting will perform at Rice-Eccles Stadium in May. President of Live Nation Utah Jason Farrell announced the concert on Thursday morning. Farrell told reporters it is sure to be...

U of U Vogue: Trends and Fall Fashion on Campus

Students have returned to campus this fall, and so has the excitement of new trends and evolving fashion.

By Ava Hart, Arts Writer | September 25, 2024

It is no secret that Utah has a distinct style. Having gone viral on TikTok for the ultra-baggy “Utah boy jeans” and one-of-a-kind “Utah girl curls,” the state is known for its unique...

What Utah College Students Should Know About Voting

While there are some barriers to voting for first-time voters and college students, Salt Lake Community College’s “SLCC Votes” events are helping inform and inspire people to be involved in the 2024 presidential election.

By Ashley Orduna, Globe News Writer | September 25, 2024

This story is published as part of U.S. Democracy Day and the Utah College Media Collaborative, a cross-campus project bringing together emerging journalists from Salt Lake Community College,...

Spencer Cox vs. Brian King, Which Is Right For U?

Both candidates running for governor focus on issues like education, the economy and healthcare. However, the two have different approaches to each issue.

By Emerson Hagy, News Editor | September 25, 2024

On Nov. 5, Utah voters will see the results of this year's gubernatorial election. The current frontrunners are incumbent Republican Gov. Spencer Cox and Democrat Rep. Brian King. The two candidates...

Fans Finally Get What They Deserve With ‘Transformers One’

"Transformers One" revives the franchise with its sincere storytelling and stunning animation.

By Isra Habib, Assistant Arts Editor | September 24, 2024

The newest animated “Transformers” film is a breath of fresh air that finally gives fans the movie they have been waiting for. “Transformers One” stands as a strong introduction to the...

An Overview of the University of Utah Academic Senate

The academic senate's legislative process can be complicated. The Daily Utah Chronicle sat down with Senate Policy Liaison Allyson Mower and academic senate President Harriet Hopf to help explain the process.

By Emerson Hagy, News Editor | September 24, 2024

Since 1915, the academic senate at the University of Utah has been a staple of university governance. It is the only governing body on campus allowing all "major stakeholders" at the U to be represented. The...

Utah Volleyball Continues Win Streak With Another Sweep in Wyoming

The Utah Volleyball team is now 10-1 following an undefeated weekend at the UniWyo invite in Laramie, Wyoming.

By Sean Stetson, Sports Writer | September 23, 2024

The Utah Volleyball team went 3-0 this past weekend at the UniWyo invite in Laramie Wyoming. Utah came away with convincing wins over three opponents — University of Albany, Coppin State...

Dust From the Great Salt Lake Poses Potential Health Risks, Research Shows

New research from the U shows that dust from the Great Salt Lake's dry lakebed contains toxins that exceed the EPA's Regional Screening Levels.

By Alina Walker, Assistant News Editor | September 22, 2024

After riding 2,300 miles on his bicycle across the Great Salt Lake, a University of Utah professor found that the dust from the lake bed might be more dangerous than expected. Kevin Perry,...

What Makes the MUSS the Greatest Student Section in the Country?

Rowdy fans, loud chants, supportive cheering and flags flying are all things that the average fan will see in the MUSS at any given game.

By John Leone, Sports Editor | September 22, 2024

This article was originally published in the Welcome Home print issue of The Daily Utah Chronicle, originally in stands on August 25, 2024. It has not been updated and some information may be...