Crescendos and minuets can often be heard floating from the depths of David Gardner Hall, home of the U’s School of Music.
At the school of music, students can pursue majors and minors in a variety...
Without music, there would be a very big hole to fill,” said Zeb Pischnotte, a professor of writing at the U.
For Pischnotte, it’s all about electronic dance music. He said it puts him in a...
A signed agreement formed in April between the U and the Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation is now turning into action.
Mary Parker, associate vice president for enrollment management,...
The sounds of construction and smells of chlorine fill the air at the HPER Natatorium; the sights of people, however, are not as abundant.
Located in the center of the HPER complexes, the Natatorium...
While many U students spend their fall and spring breaks going on vacation or catching up on sleep, students involved in the Alternative Breaks program through the Bennion Center spend their time...
U students now have access to free Adobe software, including Photoshop and Lightroom.
But Tiffany Swenson worries most students don’t know about this.
“It’s really just a lack of awareness,” Swenson...
The U’s E-Club may stand for excellence, but it’s mostly about entrepreneurship.
The E-Club is a group of young entrepreneurs who strive to get better jobs or create their own companies. Tim...
In light of problems during past ASUU elections, Ali Sadler is working to create a new vision for future elections at the U.
Sadler, the new ASUU elections registrar, said it’s all about being...
Walk through the doors of the basement of the Alfred Emery Building on President’s Circle, and you will see a sight not unfamiliar to the rest of the U campus.
People rush through the doors,...
Earlier this week, Apple announced its plan to launch the new iPhone 6, the Apple Watch and Apple Pay.
In 2007, Apple introduced the first iPhone. Its sleek design, app capabilities and simple...
