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The House Chamber at the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City on Friday, Jan. 19, 2024. (Photo by Marco Lozzi | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

The Changing Face of Utah Politics: Freshmen Politicians

From U.S. Sen. John Curtis to Salt Lake City Councilmember Eva Lopez Chavez, freshmen politicians are redefining Utah’s political identity.
By Grace Maya, News Writer | June 11, 2025

  2025 saw new Utah politicians elected on the local, state and national levels. Some consider identity politics indicative of a changing political landscape, while others seek to preserve traditional...

Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton drives to the grid before the Formula One Miami Grand Prix on May 4, 2025. (REUTERS/Marco Bello)

A Beginner’s Guide to the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans

With this week's race quickly approaching, here is a beginner's introduction to help you keep up with the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
By Jonah Marriott, Sports Writer | June 10, 2025

  Thousands of racing fans will make their pilgrimage to northwestern France this month to visit a motorsports circuit over a century old. On these grounds, dozens of the fiercest, most skilled...

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What To See at the Utah Arts Festival

With the premier show of art coming up, now is the best time to plan a visit to the Utah Arts Festival.
By Luke Utley, Arts Writer | June 9, 2025

  The Utah Arts Festival will take place June 19-22 at Library Square in downtown Salt Lake City. Summer in Utah is the perfect time for a variety of activities. With people out and about much...

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The U’s Undergraduate Literary Magazine Is Back

'The Canticle' resurfaces and takes on new name of the 'Seven Canyons Review.'
By Hailey Edmonds, Arts Writer | June 7, 2025

  The University of Utah's undergraduate literary magazine, "The Canticle," is back with a new name, "Seven Canyons Review." "The Canticle," originally founded in 2015 by the English Student Advisory...

Students work out with various weight and cardio machines in the Student Life Center at the University of Utah on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2016. (The Daily Utah Chronicle Archive)

Opinion: No, Working Out Is Not Far-Right

Despite how apolitical exercise may seem, there is a conservative tilt to fitness spaces. This is not how it has to be.
By Samantha Reagan, Opinion Writer | June 6, 2025

  Exercise is a difficult thing to politicize. Protein powder, pre-workout and creatine do not come with a party label. Working out is objectively, universally good for you — regardless of your...

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Women’s Rugby at the University of Utah Has a Bright Future

The Ilona Maher Effect is in full force at the U with the women’s rugby club seeing an increase of 300% in participation this past season.
By Sean Stetson, Sports Writer | June 6, 2025

  The rugby pitch at the University of Utah buzzed with activity as Maddie Bloodworth watched her team practice, a sight that would have seemed impossible less than a year ago. Last spring, the...

A message is displayed in the Eiffel Tower that reads: "Allez Paris!" ahead of the final. (REUTERS/Abdul Saboor)

Paris Saint-Germain Wins First Champions League Title

Last Saturday, Paris Saint-Germain delivered a resounding 5-0 victory over Inter Milan in Munich.
By Collyn Cowles, Assistant Sports Editor | June 5, 2025

  On a night destined for the history books, Paris Saint-Germain finally lifted the UEFA Champions League trophy for the first time, delivering a resounding 5-0 victory over Inter Milan in Munich...

The Daily Utah Chronicle's missing persons report for Douglas Brick published October 19, 1973. (Courtesy of Marriott Library Archives)

Case Reopened After 50 Years

Pieces of a human skull found in the Foothills draws the university's only known cold case to a close.
By Teanna Sorensen-Starr, Editor In Chief | June 5, 2025

  On Oct. 19, 1973, The Daily Utah Chronicle released a missing person report for Douglas Brick, a University of Utah student, who went missing from his dorm room seven days prior.  Brick,...

Festivalgoers at Fork Fest 2024. (Photo by Laney Hansen | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Fork Fest 2025 Is a Utah Family’s Musical Oasis

American Fork's renowned music festival moves on to its eighth year with The Aquabats headlining this weekend.
By Laney Hansen, Arts Editor | June 5, 2025

  Instead of the classic kitchen utensils, Fork Fest celebrates artists local to the Utah music scene. Coming up on its eighth year, Fork Fest will be hosted at Art Dye Park in American Fork...