What started as a single broadcasting screen in the S. J. Quinney College of Law has expanded to new flat screen TVs in buildings across campus, including the Language and Communication Building, Union, the University Campus Store and others.

Kathryn Cowles, a creative writing doctorate student and teacher at the U, recently won the 2008 Dorothy Brunsman Poetry Prize from Bear Star Press for her poetry collection Eleanor, Eleanor, not your real name.

Crimson Nights is starting off the school year tonight with an Oasis beach theme.

U non-business major students interested in starting their own business might get an opportunity to receive valuable training on campus. The U Academic Senate overwhelmingly passed a measure Sept. 8 to create an entrepreneurship minor program through the David Eccles School of Business.

Student members of the Muslim Students Association gathered in the Union's main entrance Tuesday to speak with anyone willing to share in conversation.

Instead of hosting a discussion-filled seminar on what causes homelessness, artists and musicians told the tale through a concert.

The Utah Museum of Fine Arts is currently recruiting for its fall docent training programs. Docents are students, as well as members from the community, who volunteer their time and give tours of the museum's exhibits.

The new UTA Ed-Passes are here...finally.

The UCard Office, Commuter Services and the University Campus Store are now issuing the passes to students, faculty and staff.

Most U faculty and staff members have an easy time finding places to park on campus. There are, however, are a few wrenches in an otherwise convenient setup.

According to U Commuter Services, there is more than enough parking for all students who drive to campus. Finding it, however, depends to a large degree on when students are looking and, more importantly, where they are looking.