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‘Saw X’: A Gory Return to Form

While it’s far from fine art, “Saw X” is easily the strongest movie of the entire series.

By Graham Jones, Assistant Arts Editor | October 5, 2023

Many believe that torture porn films were born 19 years ago with the release of James Wan’s “Saw.” The subgenre is defined as "a genre of horror films in which sadistic violence or torture...

SLC Mayoral Candidates Discuss Affordable Housing, City Growth and Homelessness

Former Mayor Rocky Anderson, Mayor Erin Mendenhall and community activist Michael Valentine participated in the mayoral debate Wednesday, hosted by KUER, PBS Utah and The Salt Lake Tribune.

By Andrew Christiansen and Vanessa Hudson | October 5, 2023

On Oct. 4, former Mayor Rocky Anderson, Mayor Erin Mendenhall and community activist Michael Valentine debated central issues in Salt Lake including affordable housing, city growth and homelessness. Public...

Home Stretch — Episode 1: Utah Women’s Volleyball Current Season Recap

Sports Podcast Producer Stevie Shaughnessey sits down to talk about the Women's Volleyball team Pac-12 play and their upcoming matches.

By Stevie Shaughnessey, Home Stretch Producer, Host | October 4, 2023

Stevie: Hi and welcome to the Daily Utah Chronicle sports podcast. My name is Stevie. I'll be your host and today we're talking about the University of Utah women's volleyball team and their...

The Art of Recreation and Well-being

Although it may be daunting to try and find that balance between recreation and your own personal wellbeing, finding that harmony could be the key to a more fulfilling routine.

By Abbey Thomas, Sports Editor | October 4, 2023

Growing up, we all heard that getting outside and moving around is essential to having good health, and how it offers us long term benefits. The biological consequences of physical recreation...

SPIN Promotes Sustainable Commuting on Campus

The e-bike and scooter service gives students "final mile transportation," and is hosting U Bike Week Oct. 2 through Oct. 6.

By Allison Stuart, News Writer | October 3, 2023

Since the fall of 2022, SPIN stations have been popping up around campus at the University of Utah. These stations feature bright orange e-bikes and scooters as part of commuter services. Ginger...

‘Bottoms’: A Campy, Satirical, Queer and Horny Teen Comedy

"Bottoms” is an instant classic and will stand the test of time for years to come.

By Arlo Marler | October 3, 2023

“Bottoms” follows self-ascribed untalented gays Josie (Ayo Edebiri) and PJ (Rachel Sennott). The two make it a goal to have sex before graduation, a trope that is not new by any means. The...

Jarvis: Pay Undergraduate Researchers

By paying all undergraduate researchers what they deserve, the U could open up a new realm of possibilities for students who have the power to change the world.

By Caroline Jarvis, Opinion Writer | October 3, 2023

College students have endless bills to pay, and even more endless demands of their valuable time. Despite this grueling reality, some research positions at the University of Utah pay students...

The U’s Tuition Reduction Rule Change, Explained

Jeff Herring, chief human resources officer for the U, said the reason for the change is "to be more efficient in allocating money towards salary, student success and research.”

By Jamie Faux, News Writer | October 2, 2023

In fall 2024, graduate students at the University of Utah will no longer be eligible for a differential tuition reduction. Differential tuition is an extra cost, beyond regular tuition. These...

‘Mortal Kombat 1’: A Bloody Good Time

Effectively a franchise reset, “Mortal Kombat 1” wipes away old lore and establishes new origins for the characters.

By Ethan Blume, Arts Writer | October 2, 2023

“Mortal Kombat” is my fighting game franchise of choice. I remember being 10 years old and playing “Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe” at my aunt's house for hours and hours. I didn’t know...

Acting in Accents: What’s Behind a Character’s Voice

Sarah Shippobotham travels from the United Kingdom to the American South with just her voice.

By Josi Hinds, News Editor | October 2, 2023

“Dialect coaches give great interview[s],” author David Finkle wrote in a 2019 column for Backstage. “And all the while they're gabbing, they'll slip into accents from more countries and...