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Sophomore golfer Chris Bratcher golfing at the River Oaks golf course on Saturday, May 21, 2022.

Utah Golf Places Third in Wohali Tournament

Utah golf took a drive up to Coalville for the Wohali Invitational Monday and Tuesday. The team finished strong on day two to secure a third place finish.
By Luke Skinner, Sports Writer | September 18, 2025

  The No. 25-ranked Utah men’s golf team opened its season in good fashion, placing third in its season debut in the two-day 54-hole Wohali Tournament, which included 14 teams from across the...

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U Origins: Freedom of Speech

From early clashes over conservatism to Vietnam demonstrations, students have long shaped the campus conversation.
By Teanna Sorensen-Starr, Editor In Chief | September 17, 2025

  Protest and resistance have long been part of the University of Utah’s history. For more than a century, students have spoken out, challenged authority and pushed back against the limits of...

Matthew McGloin and Richard Todd Adams onstage during "2 Pianos 4 Hands" (Courtesy of BW Productions)

‘2 Pianos 4 Hands’: A Roaring Start to a New Season of Theater

With a blend of comedy and music, there's no better way to spend a night than with "2 Pianos 4 Hands."
By Luke Utley, Arts Writer | September 16, 2025

  “2 Pianos 4 Hands” is a musical comedy written by Canadian playwrights Ted Dykstra and Richard Greenblatt. The two actors of the play are Richard Todd Adams who plays Ted and Matthew McGloin...

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Utah Literacy Rates Reveal Gaps Despite National Standing

While state leaders push for higher reading proficiency in earlier grades, students say teacher support and connection remain just as vital in college.
By Teetad Govitviwat, News Writer | September 16, 2025

  Utah remains one of the most literate states in the country, with an average of 9% illiterate compared to the national average of 14.7%. Literacy rates often reflect the quality of a state’s...

Utes goalkeeper Emeline McClenahan vs Westminster on Aug. 21, 2025. (Photo by Collyn Cowles | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Utah Women’s Soccer Wraps Non-Conference Play 5-3-1

With a solid start, Utah women’s soccer aims to continue their strong form entering competitive Big 12 conference play.
By Collyn Cowles, Assistant Sports Editor | September 15, 2025

  The University of Utah women's soccer team wrapped up its non-conference schedule on Sunday, Sept. 14 following a challenging three-match home stand that saw the Utes go 1-2, with a win over...

Wyoming wide receiver Jaylen Sargent (8) and Utah defender Elijah Davis (9) at War Memorial Field in Laramie, Wyoming on Sept. 13, 2025. (Photo by Collyn Cowles | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Utes Escape Laramie With a 31-6 Victory Over Wyoming

They didn't make it look easy in the first half, but the Utes pulled it together in the final 30 minutes, taking down Wyoming to start the season 3-0.
By John Leone, Sports Editor | September 14, 2025

  Weird things happen in Lamarie, and luckily for the Utes, the abnormalities on the field only lasted for a half in the 31-6 victory over the Wyoming Cowboys.  One hundred penalty yards, three...

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Utah Judge Refuses to Backtrack on Redistricting Decision

Utah State Judge Dianna Gibson stands by her decision to redraw congressional districts amid backlash.
By Teanna Sorensen-Starr, Editor In Chief | September 13, 2025

  On Aug. 25, Utah State Judge Dianna Gibson ordered the Utah Legislature to redraw Utah’s congressional districts, ruling that the maps violated the voter-backed Better Boundaries Initiative...

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HB 267 Referendum Shows Division of Utah Voters & Leadership

Voters will have final say over the record breaking HB267 repeal referendum, a collective bargaining ban for public sector labor unions.
By Will Ruzanski, News Writer | September 12, 2025

  After securing more than 320,000 signatures, the petition to repeal HB 267 — a law banning collective bargaining for public sector labor unions — qualified for the Nov. 2026 ballot. The...