A protest at the University of Utah opposing the policies of President Donald Trump turned violent on Wednesday when an altercation occurred between a member of the U’s Students for a Democratic Society...
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE TOILET-PAPERED
On the night of Saturday, Feb. 4, police responded to reports of three individuals throwing toilet paper on the trees in President’s Circle. The suspects had no affiliation...
'No mandate for hate.' 'The future is female.' 'Refugees welcome.' 'Oversight: You’re doing it wrong.'
These are some of the words on posters and signs donated to the J. Willard Marriott Library...
March 6 through 10 is Women’s Week at the University of Utah planned by the Office for Equity and Diversity to “[celebrate] and [address] the importance of social, economic, cultural and political...
According to statements made on Twitter by the University of Utah, Commuter Services and UTA, red line Trax services between 900 E. and University Medical Center have been halted, cutting off Trax access...
Many scientists believe the United States will experience a serious dilemma in the near future — a severe lack of water. As the number of people in the U.S. rises, increasingly more water is going...
On Thursday, University of Utah students and faculty gathered in the Union West Ballroom to hear the first debate between candidates for president of the Associated Students of the University of Utah (ASUU)....
At a discussion surrounding healthcare in the United States on Feb. 16, panelists were confronted with a series of difficult issues, which prompted Republican Utah State Senator and former physician Brian...
President Donald Trump’s administration revoked federal protections for transgender students at public schools and universities Wednesday night. Protections pushed by former President Barack Obama urged...
Neither the University of Utah nor the state of Utah are places that typically come to mind when examining the issues faced by black students. However, Barbara Kufiadan of the U’s Black Student Union,...
