The Crandall Canyon Mine disaster inspired a state-wide goal to prevent mining fatalities, and with a new endowed chair for mining safety at the U, that goal is closer within reach.

Students were evacuated from the Marriott Library Wednesday afternoon when a fire alarm was accidentally triggered inside.

American Indian clothing was designed to serve a function, but students can also view the artistic value of the patterns and shapes at a new exhibit at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts.

Chris Ninow, a sophomore in exercise and sports science, said he feels safe in his classes even though a major fault line runs underneath most of the U campus.

ASUU has announced the appointment of three new members to executive cabinet positions.

Conflict and troubled times seem to be the only news coming from the Middle East, but an annual film series created by anthropology professor Laurence Loeb will give viewers a look at the true cultures of the countries in that region.

Cuts in state funding on campus are projected to a have a negative impact on research projects at the U, for both undergraduate students and faculty.

The study abroad office and international center are putting on their semi-annual study abroad fair Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Union ballroom.

Farina spoke at the St. Catherine of Sienna Newman Center on Sunday about how important it is that educated dialogue between Christians and Muslims not be about debating differences, which leads to violence, but discovering similarities, which are a path to peace.

Candidates from the Synergy Party are looking to generate student involvement within ASUU by providing a fresh perspective in representing students.