There’s a showdown on campus between the humanities and the sciences.
Few programs at the U manage to close this gap with studies actively integrating technology, engineering and mathematics...
The new business loop parking garage is different from most. Instead of a top level of parking, it will have a soccer field.
The field will be managed by the U’s intramural program for student...
K-UTE, the U’s campus radio station, spent Friday trying to engage new and potential listeners as part of a nationwide effort on College Radio Day.
Jacob Striejewske, director of recruiting and...
The U’s Pride Week began Thursday with its 14th annual Gay-la and Silent Auction and will culminate with a celebration of “National Coming Out Day” on Oct. 11.
Nathan Begaye, a senior in...
Cheers of crimson-clad students echo from Rice-Eccles Stadium on home game days, but when games are not hosted at the U, there’s the MUSS Bus.
The MUSS Bus XIV transports students in the Mighty...
This story was updated Friday, Oct. 3
The "extremely unlikely" case of Ebola at Primary Children's Medical Center is now officially ruled out.
The hospital released a statement on Friday noting the...
The Center for Student Wellness wants students to get tested before they get sexy.
The Health and Wellness Center is partnering with the Student Health Advisory Committee, part of the U’s Student...
Arab and American flags were flown together in the Union Ballroom on Wednesday night, as music played in the background.
The flag of Saudi Arabia, which is green and white, reads “Allah is the...
A ribbon-cutting ceremony commemorated the opening of a new room in the Marriott Library meant to help student parents balance home life with school life.
The Family Reading Room has been in production...
Gale Thorne III knew he was ready to leave the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
“I realized one day that I was so bored with being Mormon, that I had lost any faith I had,” he said....
