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Breaking Barriers in Baseball: The Salt Lake Occidentals

The Salt Lake Occidentals were an all-Black baseball team in Utah in 1906, known for their resounding success.

By Abbey Thomas, Sports Editor | September 1, 2023

Since the early 1800s, the game of baseball has served as an important part of American culture, which eventually earned it the nickname of America’s favorite pastime. The sport was crucial in...

Photo Series: Utah Utes Takes on Florida Gators

Utah handled Florida 24 - 11 on Thursday night, Aug. 31.

By Xiangyao Tang and Madeline Van Wagenen | September 1, 2023

Pho Tay Ho: Vietnamese Food to Satisfy Your Cravings

Pho Tay Ho is certainly a restaurant to keep in mind the next time you’re deciding where to go out to eat.

By Grier Abercrombie, Arts Writer | September 1, 2023

From the outside, Pho Tay Ho appears like an unassuming suburban home. Found on the corner of South Main Street and Quayle Avenue in Ballpark, it's tucked away from the bustle of State Street....

The University of Utah Farmers Market Returns For Fall Semester

It's a great way to connect students with everything that's happening in Salt Lake City.

By Josi Hinds, News Editor | September 1, 2023

Surrounded by students in sunglasses with backpacks in hand, vendors convened in the Tanner Plaza on Thursday to participate in the University of Utah Farmers Market. The market, hosted by the...

No. 14 Utah Football Routs Florida in Home Opener

Multiple players on both sides of the ball were unavailable for the Utes, but the team stepped up to open the season with a solid win.

By Abbey Thomas and Sean Overton | August 31, 2023

After a second straight Pac-12 championship, University of Utah football kicked off the 2023 season in the same fashion as last year, against Florida. After a heartbreaking 26-29 loss in Gainesville...

Hargis: Clubs Foster Community at the U

Despite exhaustion, clubs still fight against all resistance, they are up and thriving with no signs of slowing down.

By Harper Hargis, Opinion Writer | August 31, 2023

Following the recent affirmative action turnover by the Supreme Court, I’ve had the same questions on my mind. What does this mean for BIPOC students? What about BIPOC involvement in academics?...

Letter to the Editor: One Parent’s Local Lament

By Calvin Jolley | August 31, 2023

As a University of Utah Alumnus and twenty-five-year Central City local, I winced at a recent invitation from The Office of Orientation and Transition to attend a Parent & Family Welcome...

Photo Series: Utah Women’s Soccer Dominates Utah Valley

The Utes handled the Wolverines 5-0 on Wednesday night in their 5th game of the 2023 season.

By Xiangyao Tang, Photo Director | August 31, 2023

Breaking Through Whitewashed Beauty Standards

The fashion industry has a long history of whitewashing its models by making their skin seem lighter.

By Zach Anderson, Arts Writer | August 30, 2023

On July 8, 2023, Utah State Fashion Week ended with Runway Top Model, an event held at the Utah State Capitol. Models of all ages gathered to strut down the runway and show off designers' newest...

Loken: Rescind the Prophetic Timpanogos Extermination Order

Healing is not possible in the midst of trauma — resolution is key. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints must apologize to the Timpanogos Nation to begin the vital process of healing.

By NingLi Loken, Opinion Writer | August 30, 2023

We want people to take accountability for their mistakes. This requires recognition of the harm they enact and a commitment to improving. We should be asking the same thing of the Church of Jesus...