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Studio Ghibli Fest: ‘Ponyo’ Blends Magic and Childhood Innocence

Miyazaki captures the essence of childhood with an authenticity that resonates deeply with audiences of all ages.
By Isra Habib, Assistant Arts Editor | August 18, 2024

  “Ponyo” recently played in theaters again at this year’s Studio Ghibli Fest. Renowned for crafting iconic films like “Spirited Away” and “My Neighbor Totoro,” the director Hayao...

Capital City Antique Mall (Photo by Jordan Thornblad | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Capital City Antique Mall: Utah’s Life Size Treasure Chest

There are so many things to look at and discover that you could walk in on a saturday morning and find yourself still staring at the glassware on sunday night. Now that is my kind of time traveling.
By Jordan Thornblad, Arts Writer | August 17, 2024

  Calling all aspiring time travelers! If you have ever envied the characters of "Back to the Future" or felt like you belonged in another era, I have found your playground. What if I told you...

Associate Professor Peter Von Sivers (Dept. of History) lectures at a workshop entitled "The Arab Spring: Roots and Repurcussions in the Middle East. The workshop was co-hosted by the Middle East Center and the Tanner Humanities Center. (Photo via The Daily Utah Chronicle Archive)

The Revival of the U’s Middle East Center

The center has faced several challenges in the past decade, including faculty retirements and a reduction in funding. But now, under the directorship of Chris Low, the center has added several new hires and expanded their programming.
By Emerson Hagy, News Editor | August 17, 2024

  The Middle East Center at the University of Utah is undergoing a significant revitalization. The center has faced several challenges in the past decade, including faculty retirements and a reduction...

A viewer explores the Pictures of Belonging exhibit in Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA) in Salt Lake City on April 13, 2024. (Photo by Minh "Polaris" Vuong | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Hufford: Elevating STEM Through the Arts

Whether or not students plan on participating in an arts major, embracing diverse coursework is vital.
By Olivia Hufford, Opinion Writer | August 17, 2024

  Though commonly known for its business and science majors, the University of Utah features a robust and diverse collection of arts programs. The arts, dance, film, music and theatre departments...

Two models pose for a portrait at the second annual fashion show produced by the Union Programming Council and the Fashion in Business club at the University of Utah in the A. Ray Olpin Student Union in Salt Lake City on Friday, Feb. 16, 2024. (Photo by Luke Larsen | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Students Find Community and Professional Growth through Fashion

The student-run club Fashion in Business has hosted events and fashion shows since 2020 to help members with their academic and professional careers through the elements of the fashion industry.
By Elle Crossley, News Writer | August 13, 2024

  “For the love of fashion” is the motto that unites the students of Fashion in Business at the University of Utah. The student-run organization works to boost its members' academic and professional...

Mecha organizer Gabriela Merida recites a poem written by a Palestinian woman as part of a Mecha walk-out in front of the A. Ray Olpin Student Union Building in Salt Lake City on Thursday, Nov. 9, 2023. (Photo by Sarah Karr | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Langley: The U Enforces Liberalism

The U isn’t a haven for the marginalized, as it may seem from the outside. And as long as our administration shies away from siding against hate, it won’t.
By Jeffrey Langley Jr., Opinion Editor | August 13, 2024

  In recent decades, the U.S. has become a politically polarized nation. While most people have similar beliefs regardless of party, contention on a handful of hot-button issues has created an...

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Jang: Explore More Local Arts

Pay attention to how the arts develop Utah and how Utah develops through art.
By Eseudel Jang, Opinion Writer | August 12, 2024

  While Utah is well-known for its outdoor activities, not everyone recognizes the vibrant arts scene that enhances the state’s appeal. The arts play significant roles economically, culturally...

Snowboarders and skiers ride down the Prospector and Detonator trails at Park City Mountain Resort in Park City, Utah on Feb. 23, 2024. (Photo by Marco Lozzi | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Who to Join: Freeskier Society v. One Love Ski & Snowboard

Which club you join will honestly come down to which one matches your vibe.
By Haley Freeman, Arts Writer | August 12, 2024

  Why's it so quiet on campus you may ask? It's because everyone went to the mountains! It’s well known that we at the University of Utah love the outdoors. From hiking and biking in the warm...

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New to the U? Get in the Game with Intramural Sports

At the University of Utah, intramural sports take place year-round, are easy to get involved in, and are a great way to meet new students.
By Austin Eames, Sports Writer | August 12, 2024

  So you’re new to the University of Utah and have no idea what to do with your free time. Stay calm, have no fear and dare I say — you’re in luck.   There is a never-ending amount of...

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Timpa: Trump Has Destroyed the Republican Party

If Trump fails to secure re-election, the future of the Republican Party is on shaky ground. 
By Matthew Timpa, Opinion Writer | August 12, 2024

  Donald Trump has never been popular among Democrat voters. This shouldn’t come as a surprise. However, the growing rift between lifelong conservatives and the former president is a surprise.   This...