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Utah Football Snags Win Over Colorado to Claim Final Pac-12 Victory

After a tough couple of losses, the Utes were able to pull off a victory with a score of 23-17 to secure their last game as a part of the Pac-12 conference.

By Abbey Thomas and Sean Overton | November 25, 2023

Coming off of three losses in the last four games, the Utes had one more shot to record a victory in the Pac-12 conference during Saturday’s match against the Colorado Buffaloes. With the snow-covered...

Utah Volleyball Defeated by Stanford, Overcomes Colorado

After falling to Stanford, the Utes won a five-set thriller against the University of Colorado to snap a five game losing streak.

By Jonah Marriott, Sports Writer | November 24, 2023

This week, the University of Utah Volleyball team (11-19, 6-14 Pac-12) traveled west to take on the No. 2 Stanford Cardinal, then returned to Salt Lake City to battle the Colorado Buffaloes. These matchups...

Internal Conflicts of Housing and Residential Education: RAs Report Title IX Violations

Multiple female RAs say they reported violations of policy and sexual harassment to HRE leadership, but no action was taken.

By Aynaelyssya Thomas, Assistant Investigative Editor | November 24, 2023

Resident Advisors in the University of Utah’s Housing and Residential Education department are the go-to staff when residents experience issues. Many of these RAs, however, feel as though their...

Home Stretch – Episode 7: Updates and Predictions About the Utah Men’s Basketball Season

In this episode, sports writer Kyle Garrison comes back on the show to give us a run down of the first two Utah Men's Basketball games, and his thoughts on how the rest of the season will play out.

By Stevie Shaughnessey and Kyle Garrison | November 24, 2023

Disclaimer: This podcast was recorded when the Utah Men's Basketball team had only played their first two games against Eastern Washington and UC Riverside. Enjoy. Transcript Stevie Shaughnessey:...

Hufford: College Athletes are in Danger of Systemic Dehumanization

College athletes, whatever their benefit to a university may be, are human beings — not a means to an end.

By Olivia Hufford, Opinion Writer | November 24, 2023

Athletes in competitive sports share a common determination to succeed. They know sacrifice and diligence. Unfortunately, not all athletes walk away with the same story. Earlier this fall,...

U Plans to be Hub for Semiconductor Research and Education in Utah

The U's nanofab seeks to advance semiconductor chip research.

By Giovanni Radtke, Assistant News Editor | November 23, 2023

The University of Utah is advancing semiconductor research, education and workforce development by establishing a statewide network of private industry and colleges. The organization known...

‘Thanksgiving’: Being Eaten up by Audiences Everywhere

Eli Roth’s latest project delivers on suspense and brutal deaths while maintaining the campy air that has become the hallmark of the horror slasher genre.

By Audrey Hall, Arts Writer | November 23, 2023

The newest slasher film is out, and it’s an absolute hit with critics and audiences alike. “Thanksgiving” was released on Nov. 17, and saw immediate success earning $10.2 million in...

Home Stretch — Episode 6: The 2034 Olympics in Utah

Sports writer Max Valva sits down with podcast producer Stevie Shaughnessey to talk about the chances of Utah receiving the 2034 Olympic Bid, and what factors go into this consideration.

By Stevie Shaughnessey, Home Stretch Producer, Host | November 22, 2023

Transcript Stevie Shaughnessey: Hi and welcome back to Home Stretch, The Daily Utah Chronicle’s sports podcast. My name is Stevie, and I’ll be your host. Today, we have sports writer Max Valva...

U Receives $100 Million for Responsible AI Initiative

The initiative will focus on addressing challenges as artificial intelligence develops.

By Jamie Faux, News Writer | November 22, 2023

The University of Utah recently received a $100 million investment for a new initiative on responsible artificial intelligence. Led by the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute, this initiative...

Red Rocks Coach Tom Farden and the U ‘agree to part ways’

With Farden out, Carly Dockendorf has been named interim head coach of the Red Rocks.

By Sean Overton, Sports Editor | November 21, 2023

The University of Utah and head gymnastics coach Tom Farden have agreed to mutually part ways, weeks after an independent investigation. After allegations of emotional and verbal abuse, Farden...