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Celebrating 75 Years: The School of Dance Presents ‘Alchemy’

Dance in Utah is something great, yet it’s only the beginning, and “Alchemy” aims to show that.

By Haley Freeman, Arts Writer | April 22, 2024

Celebrating the College of Fine Arts’ 75th year at the University of Utah, the School of Dance presents “Alchemy” at Kingsbury Hall on April 19 and 20. “Alchemy” is a three-piece program...

The Utah Devils: Baseball Without Borders

The Utah Devils team stands as a great example of unity, teamwork, community engagement and sportsmanship.

By Luke Skinner, Sports Writer | April 22, 2024

At the University of Utah, you will find some of the most passionate fans in collegiate sports. Across campus and the nation, the U has shown excellence across the board. The same passion is...

U Asia Campus Welcomes Record-breaking Number of Students

For the spring 2024 semester, the campus in South Korea welcomed 87 new students — a 20% increase in new enrollment from last year.

By Giovanni Radtke, Assistant News Editor | April 22, 2024

The University of Utah Asia Campus saw a record-breaking number of student enrollments for spring 2024 as the campus gears up for its 10-year anniversary. The UAC, located in Incheon, South...

Keba Keita’s Journey to Collegiate Basketball

Thus far into his sophomore year, Keita has made massive strides, averaging 8.5 points, 5.5 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game as a key piece in the Utah rotation.

By Kyle Garrison, Assistant Sports Editor | April 21, 2024

The University of Utah men's basketball team was able to put another winning season under their belt this year, which would not be possible without their sixth man, Keba Keita. The 6-foot-8 sophomore...

Two Weeks Behind the Scenes of ‘A.L.I.C.E.’

I wasn’t watching the cast members anymore, I was watching their characters adventure through Wonderland.

By Josi Hinds, News Editor | April 21, 2024

When I first walked into the Vocal Arts Center, a small building on the corner of 100 South and University Street, I was immediately greeted by a buzzing energy. To the right of me, in the building’s...

Chinatown’s Mix of Culture, Cuisine and Community

Chinatown is a fusion of modern Asian culture and Asian tradition and it celebrates all that makes up these vibrant communities.

By Josi Hinds, News Editor | April 21, 2024

Chinatown opens through a large red gate facing State Street. The gate was designed to reflect traditional Chinese architecture, just like the building that sits behind it. Inside the complex...

Red Rocks Finish Third at NCAA Championship Final After Heartbreaking Final Rotation

Despite a disappointing final rotation on vault, the Red Rocks battled through adversity all season long and proved that the culture of champions is still very much alive within the program.

By Sean Overton, Sports Editor | April 20, 2024

After finishing first in the NCAA Championship Semifinal II, the No. 5 Utah Red Rocks advanced to a fourth consecutive Championship Final. In Utah’s 48th consecutive National Championship appearance,...

Utah Medical Cannabis Users and Providers Share Their Experiences

With Utah’s medical cannabis program about four years in, The Daily Utah Chronicle asked cardholders and healthcare providers who are licensed to prescribe cannabis about their personal experiences and thoughts.

By Andrew Christiansen, Online Managing Editor | April 20, 2024

Over 80,000 Utahns held medical cannabis cards at the end of March 2024, which is a 19% increase compared to March 2023, according to the state’s health department. In 2023, Utah made...

Hall: Ignite Educator Retention

Utah policymakers must celebrate and uplift the teaching profession, giving teachers the credit and respect that they deserve.

By Lexi Hall, Multimedia Director | April 20, 2024

Utah’s education system is at a crossroads, grappling with a new crisis of teacher turnover. New educators are burdened by crushing workloads and a lack of critical support systems. This...

‘Fallout’ Series Review: Satire Never Changes

As the show provides dangerous locations, radiation monsters and a soundtrack lifted directly from the game, the invariable charm of “Fallout” is sure to win over anyone.

By Andre Montoya, Arts Writer | April 19, 2024

It’s been 26 years since video game developer Tim Cain’s darkly satirical post-apocalyptic action game “Fallout” hit store shelves. The game series took aim at the costs of human greed...