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Utah Women’s Basketball Dominates Southern Utah To Tip Off the 2024-25 Season

A solid start to the season has expectations rising for Utah women's basketball, as the team earned points in the triple digits against the Thunderbirds.

By John Leone, Sports Editor | November 6, 2024

Utah women’s basketball picked up right where they left off last season, earning an impressive 105-52 victory over Southern Utah. Head coach Lynne Roberts was pleased with her team’s...

Photo Series: Election Day at the U

Election Day brought students to the polls. Here's what it looked like.

By Madeline Van Wagenen and Marco Lozzi | November 6, 2024

Live Election Results for the Presidential, Utah Senate and Gubernatorial Races

Utah polls closed at 8 p.m. on Election Day. Follow the Chronicle's live coverage of local, state and national results.

By Chronicle News Desk | November 5, 2024

This is a live article and will be updated throughout the night. Former President Donald Trump has been elected the 47th president of the United States. After winning Pennsylvania...

U Students React Before Polls Close

The Daily Utah Chronicle talked to students in the Marriott Library about why they're voting and how they feel about the election. Here's what they said.

By Emerson Hagy, News Editor | November 5, 2024

The 2024 election is shaping up to be pivotal at both national and state levels. Vice President Kamala Harris faces off against former President Donald Trump in the presidential election. In...

Guest Opinion: A Call for a New Era of BYU-Utah Rivalry

Matthew K. Hyde, President of the U's Interfaith Coalition, believes a healthier rivalry between the U and BYU will foster a more inclusive campus and state environment.

By Matthew K. Hyde, Guest Opinion | November 5, 2024

Early into my freshman year, I sat in the Mighty Utah Student Section ready to watch an anticipated match against our rival and neighboring school, Brigham Young University. The excitement was...

Home Stretch: Football Season Breakdown With Christian and Kyle!

Christian Stringer and Kyle Garrison break down the football season so far.

By Brooke Hale and Kyle Garrison | November 5, 2024

Christian Stringer: Hi and welcome back to the Home Stretch, The Daily Utah Chronicle sports podcast. My name is Christian and I will be your host. Today Kyle Garrison, the assistant [sports] desk...

Sean Baker’s ‘Anora’ Is a Disturbingly Beautiful Rom-Com

In Sean Baker's newest film "Anora," Mikey Madison delivers an impactful performance, expertly creating sympathy from the viewers.

By Ava Hart, Arts Writer | November 5, 2024

Sean Baker’s latest masterpiece, "Anora," which premiered at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, echoes the idea and charm of Garry Marshall’s "Pretty Woman" but takes the subject matter to a...

Explaining the Debate Surrounding Amendment A

The proposed amendment sought to allow income tax to be used for other state needs once education funding priorities are met.

By Emerson Hagy, News Editor | November 4, 2024

A proposed amendment to Utah's constitution aimed at loosening restrictions on education funding has sparked a contentious debate among lawmakers and educators. Amendment A, which would have...

Utah Tech International Students’ Thoughts On Voting, 2024 Election

Although most international students will not be voting in the upcoming election, they are just as affected by the outcome.

By Alyssa Bayles, Sun News Daily Writer | November 4, 2024

This story is published as part of U.S. Democracy Day and the Utah College Media Collaborative, a cross-campus project bringing together emerging journalists from Salt Lake Community College,...

Utah Swim and Dive Defeats UNLV at Home

A surging 2-0 start to the year has set up Utah Swim and Dive for a season of intense competition in the Big 12.

By John Leone, Sports Editor | November 4, 2024

Utah Swim and Dive dominated the University of Nevada Las Vegas in their home opener on Friday night. Both the men’s and women’s teams took care of business in blow-out fashion. The...