When asked what brought her to Saturday’s audition, ballerina Kaylee Leclerc’s answer was simple: “I mean, it’s the U.”
Leclerc, a freshman at Salt Lake Community College, was among 38 students...
The newest addition to HPER Highway, the Beverly Taylor Sorenson Arts and Education Complex, will be completed by the end of this month.
Shireen Ghorbani, a representative from the U’s Office of Campus...
U students had the opportunity to try living in poverty this weekend.
As part of this year’s Winter Volunteer Retreat with the Lowell Bennion Community Service Center, dozens of students were able to...
David Temme asked students to imagine $10 bills falling from the sky on Wednesday night.
Temme, an award-winning U professor, used the money metaphor to show students that education requires both emotion...
Love filled the air in the Crimson View Restaurant on Wednesday night as singles chatted over refreshments and tried to find true love, or perhaps just a date for Valentine’s Day.
Speed Dating, put on...
With the state legislative session in progress, Lisa Hawkins, is busy organizing lobbying events.
Hawkins, a junior in political science, is the director of the Government Relations Board in ASUU. She...
Making the transition between student life and professional life can be a daunting prospect, but the U hopes to change that.
The annual U career fair was held Tuesday in the Union. More than 1,200 students...
For nearly five decades, the Hinckley Institute of Politics has been sending students to intern for Utah’s State Capitol.
The rigorous, full-time internship is one of the largest internships in the country...
The Utah Entrepreneurship Challenge announced its finalists Monday, Feb. 3.
The competition, which is held annually, narrowed the entries from an initial submission of 126 down to 30, all of which were...
Vocal Outreach Into Creative Expression, or Project V.O.I.C.E., brought 250 people together Monday night and filled their ears with original spoken-word poetry.
Sarah Kay and Phil Kaye, two spoken word...
