Fall break has ended, and while most students are returning to class from a week of work or relaxation, a group of students has returned to school from self-funded trips to work with non-profit organizations...

With the presidential election nearing, the primary goal for the Hinckley Institute is to get students on the U campus registered to vote. There are several events planned to get students excited about...

If you are not already registered to vote, the university-wide initiative Campus Cup has made it easy. This year the U is competing against all the other universities in the state to see who can get the...

The U’s College of Social Work has launched their new center for research on migration and refugee Integration (the CRMRI).  The event began with speaker presentations, and concluded with a reception...

President David W. Pershing gave his inaugural address as the 15th president of the University of Utah in October of 2012, dressed in a business suit and cowboy boots. Pershing gave his address less in...

On Oct. 4, the Hinckley Institute hosted a town hall conversation with Gov. Gary Herbert and candidate Mike Weinholtz. Each candidate met separately with Hinckley Director Jason Perry, who moderated, for...

No one said science and art are mutually exclusive. In fact, combining the two can often lead to weird and awe-inspiring results. People today might not think that the 1980s spoke to the innovative nature...

[row cols_nr="2"] [col size="6"] Become a Part of Something Bigger Nicholas Coleman Maintaining an aggressively negative stance towards Greek life is the easiest position for anyone to hold. This notion...

Pride Week 2016 began Wednesday, Sept. 28 with a panel discussion at the Hinckley Institute’s Pizza and Politics forum. This year’s theme is Queering Safe Spaces and will focus on safe spaces and what...