Parking is not the best part of the U experience. “It’s atrocious,” said Hayden Wright, a junior in psychology. Wright, along with many other students, has strong opinions about the price and availability...

The chief diversity officer for the Office for Equity and Diversity and the assistant vice president for student diversity and equity resigned from their positions within the Center for Ethnic Student...

If you are looking to recycle an old laptop, do not think about using the blue recycling bin next to your garbage can. Simply throwing away electronics can be hazardous to the environment, as they end...

For those willing to open their minds, peace may be just around the corner. Students and faculty members attended a multi-faith discussion on peace this Thursday on campus. David Derezotes, a professor...

The U’s Earth Fest celebration aimed to teach students that is, in fact, easy being green. The event took place Thursday in the Mariott Library Plaza. Allison Godbe, a professor in exercise and sport...

Students looking to get engaged without buying a ring had the perfect opportunity to do so this Thursday during the U’s Community Engagement Day. In the third annual day of service, U students spent...

For Felix Vivanco, a junior in economics, Crimson Nights on Friday was “kind of, like, meh.” UPC’s circus-themed Crimson Nights celebration had all of its usual stations, such as airbrush tattoos,...

Last week, ASUU unanimously voted to support a dialogue on possible changes to the words of the U’s fight song “Utah Man” in an attempt to make the 110-year-old song more inclusive. News of the vote...

Tim DeChristopher has a message for U students: It’s too late to stop climate change. “That doesn’t mean all is lost, and that doesn’t mean the world is going to end,” DeChristopher said. “It...

Three U graduate students won a national policy competition in March. The three students, Anna Brower, Clare Tobin Lence and Laura Briefer, won the competition with a policy on young people between the...