The hills of the U were alive Wednesday evening with the sound and sights of the undead.
At 6:30 p.m. hundreds of students dressed in their best zombie attire descended on the Union lawn to take...
The Union Ballroom was filled with bustling freshman looking for jobs on Wednesday.
This year the U hosted more than 100 organizations to table at the Student Job & Volunteer Fair to talk with...
If you’ve ever taken a class in the dusty halls of Orson Spencer Hall, you might agree the building is in need of some renovation.
The building itself was built in 1955 and has three floors containing...
Thousands of fans will flock to Rice-Eccles Stadium this season to cheer on the Utes, and with their presence will come thousands of pounds of trash.
Recycle Rice-Eccles, a program through the...
With over 30,000 undergraduates enrolled at the U, it’s no surprise many take public transportation to school every day.
Trevor Fedderson, a senior in Spanish and Latin American studies, took...
A current justice on the United States Supreme Court is coming to the U in January.
Sonia Sotomayor was asked to come to the U by Patrick McShane, the program manager for the My U Signature Experience,...
Parking passes are no longer those paper tags hanging from your car mirror. Instead, the U has gone virtual.
Melissa Johnson, director of operations with the U’s Commuter Services, said it’s all part...
Since the end of July, the ice bucket challenge has taken social media by storm. And, as a result of the icy water being dumped on people’s heads, awareness of ALS has heated up.
According to The Boston...
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Expanding the general itinerary beyond an outdoor concert on the Union...
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Summer is officially over, and whether you like it or not, school is back in session.
U students spent their summers in various ways. Some took summer classes, others...
