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Two employees walk out of the Center for campus Wellness in the University of Utah Student Services Building on Tuesday, July 15, 2025. (Photo by Marco Lozzi | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

U highlights suicide prevention

Throughout September, the Center for Campus Wellness led initiatives to promote student well-being and mental health awareness.
By Teetad Govitviwat and Kate Keith | October 3, 2025

  September marks Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about mental health and promoting strategies to prevent suicide. In recognition of this, the Center...

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The U approves $50 million for AI cancer research

The University of Utah approved a $50 million investment in artificial intelligence in an effort to transform the university's cancer research.
By Kate Keith, News Writer | October 2, 2025

  The University of Utah Board of Trustees has approved a $50 million investment from public and philanthropic sources to expand artificial intelligence infrastructure for medical research. The...

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Comedy, craft, and career: Matt Roller’s advice for young writers

Comedy writer Matt Roller stopped to chat with us about screenwriting, finding your own voice, and his new show, "Haunted Hotel".
By Samuel Loveland, Arts Writer | October 2, 2025

Breaking into the entertainment industry can be tough, especially for aspiring screenwriters. But according to veteran comedy writer and producer Matt Roller, experience, patience and openness to discovery...

The Legendarium book store in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2025. (Photo by Marco Lozzi | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Begin your reading adventure at The Legendarium

Embark on a journey to find good books and an even better community.
By Luke Utley, Arts Writer | October 2, 2025

  Salt Lake City is thriving when it comes to both local businesses and communities. Nestled in Liberty Wells is one of these local highlights, a place where community and business meld together...

A patron walks into Sugar House Coffee in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2025. (Photo by Marco Lozzi | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Construction Takes a Toll on Small Businesses in Salt Lake

After years of construction on 2100 S and 1300 E, small businesses in Sugar House are struggling to recover.
By Anjali Iyer, News Writer | September 30, 2025

Prolonged construction on 2100 South and 1300 East — key roadways through Sugar House’s downtown — has pushed many small businesses into a challenging recovery period. Launched as part of Salt...

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ASUU Faces Delays, Confusion in Fall Funding Allocations

At ASUU's September general assembly meeting last week, RSO's faced confusion over a new funding process. ASUU members and RSO leaders were left frustrated.
By Luca DiGregorio, Assistant News Editor | September 30, 2025

  Confusion over missing application materials delayed funding allocations during ASUU's September general assembly meeting Sept. 24, leaving members and Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) frustrated...

The FanX convention at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City on Friday, Sept. 26, 2025. (Photo by Marco Lozzi | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Arts x Opinion: How Conventions Reproduce Misogyny and Orientalism

FanX celebrates creativity and connection, but it also raises questions about the sexualization of women and the commodification of Japanese culture in fan spaces.
By Isra Habib and Peakalika Ichimura | September 30, 2025

  This weekend, fans gathered together for Salt Lake City’s annual FanX Convention. The convention draws tens of thousands each year, offering panels, artist booths and more, celebrating fan...

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Utah Bounces Back With a Dismantling of West Virginia

Utah was in dire need of a bounce-back victory over a Big 12 team. They not only won the game Saturday, but they dominated with flying colors to improve to 4-1.
By John Leone, Sports Editor | September 29, 2025

  Utah took a trip across the country to Morgantown, West Virginia on Saturday and left with a dominant 48-14 victory over an in-conference opponent.  In a much-needed bounce-back game after...

Utes Defender Ryann Cull (17) v. West Virginia on Sept. 27, 2025. (Photo by Collyn Cowles | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Utah Women’s Soccer Opens Big 12 Slate With 3 Gritty Battles

Still seeking their first win in conference play, the Utes fell to TCU before battling to draws against Cincinnati and West Virginia in their first three Big 12 matches.
By Collyn Cowles, Assistant Sports Editor | September 28, 2025

  Three games into the Big 12, the Utah women’s soccer team is still searching for its first conference win, though the effort and competitiveness have been evident. The Utes have shown they can...

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‘The Cherry Orchard’ Blooms With the Department of Theatre

Director Alexandra Harbold and her ensemble blend tradition with live cinema, bringing audiences closer to the humanity of Chekhov’s masterpiece.
By Isra Habib, Assistant Arts Editor | September 27, 2025

  This fall, the University of Utah’s Department of Theatre opens its 2025–2026 season with Anton Chekhov’s masterpiece “The Cherry Orchard,” in a version by Pam Gems. Directed by Alexandra...