Remembering U Professor and Public Official Dr. David Buhler
“I remember the very first day in class, I could just tell Dr. Buhler taught because he loves his students," former student Max Lepore said.
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2024 Summer Olympics: Utes in Paris
During the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris, the world watched six alumni, one current student and two future students represent the U in their respective sports.
UDOT Works to Advance Avalanche Mitigation on Mt. Superior
Sixteen new Wyssen Avalanche Towers will be installed on the Mount Superior ridgeline above SR-210. Closures in Little Cottonwood Canyon are expected to last until October.
Griffee: Armed Queers Protect Radical Leftism
Local leftist organizations such as Armed Queers are imperative for political change. The work that Armed Queers does is just as important as it is radical.
Orville Peck Gives New Meaning to “Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy” with ‘Stampede’
Orville Peck's new duet album, 'Stampede,' includes several genres and many talented voices.
Exploring The Musical Movements On Campus
Get to know two Utah-based college bands: The Johns and Door City!
The Student Life Center: Everything You Need To Know
The Student Life Center at the University of Utah is your gateway to an active and socially enriching college experience.
Hinckley Intern Shares His Experiences With The Institute
Max Lepore is in the midst of his fourth internship through the Hinckley Institute of Politics, and in an interview with the Chronicle, he shared what it's been like working with them over the last three years.
Hall: The Fight For Our Fundamental Rights
We cannot afford complacency in the face of a dire threat such as Project 2025. We must mobilize now to safeguard the future of America.
Solar Farm in Tooele Reaches Commercial Operation
The project provides renewable power to six Utah-based customers, with Salt Lake City being the largest consumer of the farm's power.
