Sundance 2024: ‘Sujo’: Growing Up in Drug Wars
This poetically unforgettable film that touches on the Mexican cartel and drug wars.
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Sundance 2024: ‘Eno’ is a Deep but Divisive Exploration of an Artist
Using generative software, hours of edited sequences have been organized and reorganized to create a different film each time it is shown.
Utah Researchers Conduct Largest Diversity Study of ‘Magic Mushrooms’
The study researched 52 species of psilocybe fungi to learn more about how these organisms produce psychoactive compounds and their potential therapeutic applications.
U MLK Week Event Discusses Racial Economic Disparities, Value of Black-Owned Banks
The Economic Plenary featured a keynote speech from former White House policy advisor Ashley Bell and a panel of Utah experts discussing expanding capital to people of color.
Utah Men’s Basketball Defeats Oregon State to Remain Undefeated at Home
Keba Keita ended with 18 points and 15 rebounds, leading in both categories.
MLK Week Law School Discussion Focuses on Mindfulness and Community
The "Community is Where We Go From Here" event examined Martin Luther King Jr.'s final book through the lens of mindfulness and how it can help foster community.
The Emmys 2024: Diverse Wins, Homogenous Choices
The wins, the snubs and the low audience numbers!
Student Researchers at the U Are Raising Awareness of Radon
The Utah Radon Lab is educating U students about the dangers of radon and encouraging them to get their homes tested throughout the month of January.
Utah Men’s Basketball Falls to Stanford Despite Deivon Smith’s Historic Night
Smith ended with 16 points, 11 assists, and 10 rebounds, becoming just the fourth Ute since 1996-97 to record a triple-double.
House Bill to Promote ‘Viewpoint Diversity,’ Eliminate DEI Offices in Schools Jumps First Hurdle
Rep. Katy Hall said the bill's goal is to remove barriers and ensure fairness, create higher education as a free marketplace of ideas and protect free speech.
