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Explaining Free Speech at the U

As a public university, the U is required to protect the First Amendment right of free speech. Speech can take several forms, like protests, signs or structures. Different forms of speech are subject to different regulations at the U.
By Elle Crossley, News Writer | September 8, 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,...

The University of Utah vs. Baylor University football game in Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City on Saturday, Sept. 7, 2024. (Photo by Luke Larsen | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

No. 11 Utah Remains Undefeated Despite Second Half Struggles

After a tightly contested matchup last year in Waco where the Utes got the best of the Bears, Baylor came into Rice Eccles Stadium with revenge on their mind.
By Abbey Thomas and Kyle Garrison | September 7, 2024

  The Baylor Bears entered Saturday's matchup looking to play spoiler on a Utah team with lofty expectations this season. Despite Baylor being the first of many Big 12 opponents to face Utah, due...

Uinta Coffee at the University of Utah Farmer’s Market on Thursday, Aug. 29, 2024 (Photo by Isra Habib | The Daily Utah Chronicle).

U Farmers Market Brings Together Community, Culture and Creativity

Students, faculty and staff are offered a diverse lineup of vendors, ranging from fresh produce and handmade crafts to international cuisines and on-campus resources.
By Isra Habib, Assistant Arts Editor | September 7, 2024

  The University of Utah Farmers Market is back! It occurs every Thursday from Aug. 22 to Oct. 3, from 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., between the Student Services Building and the Union. This annual fall...

Art installation at Kilby Block Party. (Photo by Luke Jackson | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

A Beginner’s Guide to SLC Arts for New Students

Salt Lake City has lots to offer to all art lovers.
By Hailey Edmonds, Arts Writer | September 7, 2024

  The University of Utah draws its own unique crowd of skiers, music enthusiasts and artists. Students come from coast to coast to explore what Utah has to offer them. If you fall into the category...

University of Utah President Taylor Randall speaking at the John R. Park Building for a press conference with The Daily Utah Chronicle on Sept. 6, 2024. (Photo by Luke Larsen | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

U President Taylor Randall Discusses ‘College Town Magic,’ DEI, Free Speech

Randall also discussed the U's master plan to address transportation and parking issues and how state law prevents the U from divesting from Israel.
By Josi Hinds, News Editor | September 6, 2024

  "College town magic," diversity, equity and inclusion and free speech were all topics discussed by University of Utah President Taylor Randall at a press conference with The Daily Utah Chronicle...

Some of the clothing and decor at Vantage Thrift Store on Dec. 1, 2022.

Opinion: Preserve Thrifting’s Purpose

Thrift stores must be transparent and connect back to the mission of providing affordability.
By Emma Smith, Opinion Writer | September 6, 2024

  Secondhand stores were originally created to alleviate poverty and help low-income individuals afford low-priced clothes, furniture, toys and other goods. Today’s cost of living is significantly...

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David Kushner’s ‘The Dichotomy’ Explores The Paradox of Hope

Kushner places emphasis on his faith in all of his music and dedicates this album’s entirety to his relationship with God and how it has influenced his life and career.
By Jordan Thornblad, Arts Writer | September 6, 2024

  David Kushner shattered the world on the morning of Aug. 30 with eleven words: “My 17 song full debut album “The Dichotomy” is officially out.” From his first viral sensation “Miserable...

Channing Tatum stars as Slater King in director Zoë Kravitz’s BLINK TWICE, an Amazon MGM Studios film.

Movie Review: ‘Blink Twice’ – Beneath the Glamor

The end of this film leaves a distinctly bitter taste, as audiences are forced to contemplate a feeling of true powerlessness that only the 1% can create.
By Jansen Heaton, Arts Writer | September 6, 2024

  After a whirlwind night out, Frida (Naomi Ackie) and Jess (Alia Shawkat), both struggling cocktail waitresses find themselves on an exclusive private island owned by billionaire tech mogul, Slater...