Two New Buildings Break Ground on Campus
The Center for Medical Innovation and the Kahlert School of Computing broke ground in May.
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Lady Whistledown Exposed?: ‘Bridgerton’ Season 3 Part 2 Review
Although scandal is not my specialty, allow me to provide the inside scoop on the newest installment of the third volume of “Bridgerton” that premiered on June 13.
The U Celebrates Juneteenth With ‘And Still We Rise’
This year's flag-raising celebration marks the third time the U has celebrated Juneteenth.
Women’s Resource Center Closes, U Announces ‘structural changes’ to Cultural Centers
On Thursday, the University of Utah announced the Center for Student Access and Resources and the Center for Cultural and Community Engagement as the hubs for the reintegration of cultural centers across campus.
Is the Big 12 Here to Stay?
Utah has a comfortable new home in the Big 12, but can likely play themselves into a superior conference over time.
Timpa: Chipotle Vs. Modern Consumer Culture
Chipotle is not the first company to suffer from this new wave of consumers. They are merely the most recent victim. Streamlined by Generation Z, there is a growing disposition towards holding corporations accountable.
‘The Acolyte:’ Another Disappointment for Star Wars Fans
“The Acolyte” received an incredibly poor audience score of 37% with complaints about incompetent characters, slow and clunky action scenes, unrealistic character interactions and second-rate writing.
LGBT Resource Center Announces Closure Amidst DEI Changes
In the wake of Utah's anti-DEI bill, the LGBT Resource Center is closing at the University of Utah.
Ghibli Fest: ‘The Secret World of Arrietty’
The film is based on Mary Norton’s children’s book series, “The Borrowers.”
‘Back to Black’: The Latest Installment in Celebrity Biopics
Although an objectively good movie with incredible visuals, "Back to Black" fails to capture the story and essence of Amy Winehouse.
