A research project on the history of the U.S. home front during World War II is wrapping up, and its findings are expected to be published in early 2025. The project focused on the home front...

  As winter sets in, the annual inversions that blanket the Salt Lake Valley bring along toxic pollutants trapped in a haze of cold fog. And the humans of Utah aren’t the only locals enduring...

  For young athletes pursuing Olympic dreams, Park City – just 30 minutes from the University of Utah –  is a town where opportunity and preparation align. With access to top-tier facilities,...

  In the article "Religion at the U: Students’ Experiences With Faith On Campus," The Daily Utah Chronicle surveyed students on their thoughts and interactions with faith on campus. Multiple...

  This article was originally published in the Academia print issue of The Daily Utah Chronicle, originally in stands in October of 2024. It has not been updated and some information may be out...

  The landscape of northern Utah is defined by its sweeping mountain ranges, beautiful valleys and expansive Great Salt Lake. Despite the disparity of these natural features, they are all deeply...

  Construction workers recently laid tile and installed the first all-gender restroom in the University of Utah’s Language and Communication Building. There are now more than 100 such restrooms...

  The winter months — characterized by short days and cold temperatures, opinions on the season vary greatly from person to person. For football fans though, the winter months bring on the potential...

  Women living in states with fewer abortion restrictions as teens and girls who received an abortion in adolescence were more likely to have higher incomes, graduate college and report less financial...

  Over the past four years, the University of Utah has reduced its annual water consumption by 55 million gallons – enough to fill more than 83 Olympic-sized swimming pools.  Sustainability...