The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

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UMFA hosts Middle East workshop

The U hosted a workshop about Middle Easter bazaars Saturday to provide teachers with tips about how to incorporate Middle Eastern culture into the classroom.

U ranked 8th in voting drive

Universities across the nation are competing in the Ultimate College Bowl voter registration drive to get students out to vote for the Nov. 4 elections.

Conference preps girls for college

Eighth-grade girls from all over the Salt Lake Valley arrived at the U for a conference Saturday morning to prepare for college with confidence.

ASUU offers free flu shots as part of wellness week

Just as students are catching the "sniffles," the U is offering a way for students to maintain their health.

U starts public stage of fundraising campaign

The U kicked off the public stage of an eight-year fundraising project Saturday night with a banquet recognizing its major donors.

Sorenson Foundatin donates $15 million

With a $15 million donation from the Sorenson Legacy Foundation, the U will start construction on a new biotechnology building in spring 2009.

Sorenson Foundation donates $15M for building

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor October 26, 2008

With a $15 million donation from the Sorenson Legacy Foundation, the U will start construction on a new biotechnology building in spring 2009.

U begins public phase of $1.2B capital campaign

By By Ryan Shelton, Asst. News Editor October 26, 2008

The U kicked off the public stage of an eight-year fund-raising project Saturday night with a banquet recognizing its major donors.

Student dies from diabetes complication

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer October 24, 2008

Nick Zolnosky, 19, died yesterday from complications with his type-one diabetes. Police found the computer science major's body lying down on the floor of his dorm room in Sage Point 812, with a pillow tucked under his head.

Child welfare advocate inspires scholarship

By By Trent Lowe, Staff Writer October 24, 2008

After Patricia Rothermich fought domestic violence for 40 years and acted as a pioneer in children's welfare, the U is honoring her efforts through a scholarship for students.