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Jang: Empower Utah’s Women in STEM

Women in STEM, do not hesitate to speak up and compete with men in STEM fields. Believe in yourselves and take initiative.

By Eseudel Jang, Opinion Writer | April 4, 2024

In Utah, a serious gender disparity persists in science, technology, engineering and math — STEM — occupations. Women in Utah remain underrepresented in STEM careers. “Companies...

News for U: AI Gun Detection in Utah Schools

Welcome to News for U! Today, Giovanni discusses ZeroEyes' new AI gun detection software and how the Utah State Board of Education plans to implement it in schools across Utah.

By Emma Ratkovic, Giovanni Radtke, and Graham Jones | April 3, 2024

Welcome to News For U! In this episode, Giovanni discusses ZeroEye's new AI gun detection software and how the Utah State Board of Education is implementing it in schools across Utah. Welcome to News...

Individual Sustainability: What You Can Do

We need to work on the little things so that our future generations will have a place to call home — one that isn’t a fiery hellscape.

By Ethan Blume, Arts Writer | April 3, 2024

When thinking about climate change and helping the environment, one can feel incredibly overwhelmed. There are a lot of things out of our control, but there are also things we can do to help...

Utah Men’s Basketball Falls to Indiana State in NIT Semifinals

Unfortunately for Utah, the comeback effort led by Smith was not enough, as the Utes would fall 100-90, ending their season in the NIT Semifinals.

By Kyle Garrison, Assistant Sports Editor | April 2, 2024

Both teams came into this matchup hungry for a spot in the NIT finals, but the spectacular offensive performance by the Indiana State Sycamores was too much to overcome for Utah, as they fell...

Strategies to Alleviate U Parking Challenges: A Parking App and Class Schedules

Auxiliary Services at the U has proposed a live tracking app that would show students how many stalls are available in each parking lot on campus.

By Andrew Christiansen, Online Managing Editor | April 2, 2024

This story is part two of a two-part series about the University of Utah’s plan to alleviate parking challenges. You can read part one here. In reaction to University of Utah students' common...

Utah Softball Dominates Golden Bears in Whirlwind Weekend

The Utes' turn came in the bottom of the fourth inning during Game 1, when the energy exploded and the team found their footing.

By Abbey Thomas, Sports Editor | April 2, 2024

Continuing their regular Pac-12 play this weekend, the Utah softball team welcomed the California Golden Bears to Dumke Stadium for another series of three. The two teams have not met since May...

WOLI and Backcountry Squatters Formal Raises Money for Gender Inclusion in Outdoor Spaces

The formal raised scholarship funds for members of the clubs and provided live music and entertainment for the attendees.

By Elle Crossley, News Writer | April 2, 2024

Members of the Women’s Outdoor Leadership Initiative and the Backcountry Squatters came together on March 29 at the Sugar House Garden Center to celebrate gender inclusion in the outdoors at...

The Global Consequences of Israel’s ‘Forgotten War’

This year's Dolowitz Lecture in Human Rights was titled "Writing History in a Time of War: Afterlives of Israel's 1982 Lebanon Invasion."

By Giovanni Radtke, Assistant News Editor | April 2, 2024

In the summer of 1982, Israeli forces invaded southern Lebanon to root out the Palestinian Liberation Organization. What was meant to be a short conflict was an 18-year-long occupation. These...

‘The Lehman Trilogy’ is a Must See for Storytelling and Talent

It’s almost like reading a book, where you see on the stage in front of you the scenes you might imagine in your head.

By Josi Hinds, News Editor | April 1, 2024

The Einer Nielson Field House’s newly completed theater, the Meldrum Theater, opened its doors for the first time last Saturday for the Pioneer Theatre Company’s Utah debut of “The Lehman...

U’s Red Butte Press Releases Terry Tempest William’s ‘Oracle Bones’

"Oracle Bones" is a less conventional book including different types of paper with poetry and artwork about Utah's natural environment.

By Giovanni Radtke, Assistant News Editor | April 1, 2024

The J. Willard Marriott Library hosted a book launch for "Oracle Bones," a handmade book featuring poems by author Terry Tempest Williams and woodblock prints by artist Gaylord Schanilec. The...