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The banners of Utah women’s basketball before the game versus BYU Cougars at Jon M. Huntsman Center in Salt Lake City on Saturday, Dec. 2, 2023. (Courtesy of The Daily Utah Chronicle archives)

Utah women’s basketball shines in exhibition against Western Colorado

The University of Utah women's basketball team won 90-56 against Western Colorado. With the regular season just around the corner, a dominant exhibition win is just what the team needed.
By Luke Skinner, Sports Writer | October 29, 2025

  The University of Utah women’s basketball squad defeated Western Colorado 90-56 in their exhibition game this Monday, Oct. 27. Reese Ross had a team high of 13 points, with four other Utes...

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U experts discredit Tylenol-autism link

University of Utah researchers warn that misinformation from public officials can undermine trust in science and public health.
By Kate Keith, News Writer | October 28, 2025

After U.S. President Donald Trump suggested that taking Tylenol during pregnancy may cause autism, health experts pushed back, emphasizing that no scientific evidence supports the claim and warning that...

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Smithsonian honors the U’s Lissy Coley

University of Utah biologist Phyllis Coley was recognized by the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute for her decades of groundbreaking research in Panama's rainforests.
By Teanna Sorensen-Starr, Editor In Chief | October 28, 2025

  Scuba diver, world traveler, scientific pioneer and Smithsonian-honored biologist are just four ways to describe Dr. Phyllis "Lissy" Coley, a distinguished professor emerita at the University...

BOO!KS to DIE FOR event at the Marriott Library's Gould Auditorium on Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2025. (Photo by Hailey Edmonds | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Dying over BOO!KS to DIE FOR

Last week, the Marriott Library had a haunting night with the rarest of books.
By Hailey Edmonds, Arts Writer | October 27, 2025

  The scariest of books crept out of the Marriott Library's rare books collection for a night of book talk. On Oct. 21, the University of Utah's rare books librarians displayed and discussed the...

Muhammed Mehtar speaks during the "Interfaith Relations" event at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City on Thursday, Oct. 23, 2025. (Photo by Marco Lozzi | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Interfaith panel speaks on life after Oct. 7

Last week, the University of Utah hosted an interfaith dialogue panel to discuss tensions, trauma and healing after Oct. 7.
By Luca DiGregorio, Assistant News Editor | October 27, 2025

  John Munayer, a Palestinian Christian who grew up attending school in Israel, was 11 years old when he and his friend got into a debate in their history class. Munayer, whose parents were displaced...

Utah corner Blake Cotton (16) defending Colorado WR Quanell Farrakhan Jr. (14). (Photo by Collyn Cowles | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Utah stampedes Colorado 53-7, boosting record to 6-2

Utah dismantled Colorado in all facets of the game on Saturday night. Whittingham's Utes are playing angry, and the rest of the Big 12 won't want to get in their way.
By John Leone, Sports Editor | October 27, 2025

  Wins don’t get more impressive than the 46-point beatdown that Utah gave Colorado on Saturday, Oct. 25. Utah went into the game as 14-point favorites. They not only covered the spread, but...

The International Studies office at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City on Thursday, Oct. 23, 2025. (Photo by Marco Lozzi | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Middle East Center responds to budget cuts

Following budget cuts for public universities in Utah, the Middle East Center at the U responds to having some of the most extensive impacts.
By Elle Howell, Social Media Manager | October 26, 2025

  On Aug. 5, the University of Utah announced which programs and courses would be cut as the first phase of its strategic reinvestment plan. Of the 81 programs cut, 16 were part of the Middle East...

The Utah Filmmaker Showcase at the Utah Queer Film Festival will be shown on Friday, Oct. 24. (Courtesy of Utah Queer Film Festival)

Utah filmmakers have a chance to shine at Utah Queer Film Festival

Utah local filmmakers will be showcased in this year's Utah Queer Film Festival Oct. 24-26.
By Laney Hansen, Arts Editor | October 25, 2025

  Last year, Utah locals Callie Crofts and Ryan Margetts took home awards for their music video “Sacrament” from three music festivals: FilmQuest, West Sound Film Festival and Utah International...

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Polarization and inequality fuel political violence

Political violence against prominent political figures is increasing in the United States, fueled by various factors.
By Will Ruzanski, News Writer | October 22, 2025

  As U.S. politics grow more polarized, instances of targeted political violence are increasing. From the September 2025 shooting of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk in Orem, to the killing of...

Protesters hold up signs during the No Kings Protest at the Utah State Capitol on Saturday, Oct. 18, 2025. (Photo by Kristina Walker | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Thousands gather at Capitol for ‘No Kings’ protest

Utahns gathered at the state capitol to join the nationwide protest of the Trump Administration Saturday, Oct. 18.
By Elle Howell and Luca DiGregorio | October 21, 2025

  Protesters gathered on Saturday Oct. 18 as part of the national No Kings Day protest — one of the largest protests in state history. People came to protest a number of problems they feel are facing...