A discussion concerning fossil fuels, the use of renewable energy and how to educate the public about climate change took place at the College of Law on Tuesday. Cody Stewart, energy adviser for Gov....

While the violent crime rate in Utah has been ranked below the national average, this statistic can be misleading. In the 2006 statistical abstract released by the U.S. Census Bureau, Utah ranked 45th...

COST OF EDUCATION A 5 percent increase in tuition for most Utah schools will go into effect next year Earlier in March, the Board of Trustees approved a 4.4 percent tuition increase for the 2013-14 school...

The ASUU Community Service Board took advantage of the sunny weather Saturday as it raised funds for Shriners Hospital through a carnival held at Rice-Eccles Stadium. The event “Shine for Shriners”...

Professional blogger, internet marketer and former international relations student, Mark Manson, talked about the future of our economy and imparted advice to students on how to adapt and succeed in it...

CULTURAL REPRESENTATION Students celebrate Africa’s diverse cultures and customs with African Culture Show The little-known student group, African Students’ Union, made an energetic and well-received...

Jenn Blum has partnered with the Lifelong Learning program at the U to take 30 classes this spring. Blum is an artist from Georgia who now calls Utah home. After graduating college, she packed her bags...

Soon-to-be-graduates gathered around booths at the 2013 Graduation Fair in the U Campus Store to pre-order caps and gowns for the spring commencement ceremony Thursday. The fair will continue through...

When Adam Nau, a junior in biology, came to the U in Fall 2011, he found the Magic: The Gathering club at the U had died out after its founders graduated the prior spring. Once he asked for the founders’...

Twenty-five years ago, Mira Nair’s film “Salaam Bombay!” became one of the first Indian films to hit the global scene. In the film, Nair, who believes the truth is more interesting and sometimes...