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Utah Volleyball Sweeps Through The Windy City
The Utah Volleyball team won three consecutive matches this past weekend at the Loyola Chicago Invitational, with multiple Utes having outstanding performances.
U Alumnus Ted Nagata: Turning Artistic Dreams into Reality
“I always knew in the back of my mind that I was gonna be an artist,” Nagata reflected.
Opinion: Democracy Dies Under Misinformation
American democracy fails when it relies on an uninformed electorate and a media rife with misinformation.
Students Discuss Issues They Care About in 2024 Election
University of Utah students discussed the candidates' use of social media and reproductive rights. They also discussed LGBTQ rights, the economy and gun control.
U Students Voice Their Thoughts on Democracy
As part of the International Day of Democracy, U students discussed DEI changes in Utah, gerrymandering and political polarization.
Isaac Wilson Gets First Career Win in the Battle of the Brothers
Though Utah faced a rocky start, the Utes found their stride and came back from their first deficit of the season to reign victorious in the Battle of the Brothers.
Utah Golf Wins Its First Tournament Since 2021
Led by Jimenez and Palacios, the Utes displayed an impressive team and individual performance to earn the Palouse Collegiate title.
John Curtis Wants Lawmakers to be More Creative
In addition to wanting to see more creativity in Washington, Curtis also discussed the idea of compromise, his recent trip to the Middle East and the Conservative Climate Caucus.
Return to the Classics as an Autumn Reader
The changing of the leaves also calls for a changing of the bookshelves. Here is a list of a few pieces of classic literature that are the epitome of fall.
