The U has committed itself to be more sustainable, but so far, it’s not meeting its own green goals.
The U signed the American College and University Presidents’ Climate Commitment (ACUPCC), an...
Public speaking is America’s number one fear, according to The Washington Post.
But Wednesday night, 31 contestants in the Hinckley Institute of Politics’ HIP Talks event conquered that fear for...
Anyone who has eaten on campus lately can testify that healthy choices are not always the easiest to find among the seemingly endless rows of curly fries and mini pizzas. But that’s about to change.
In...
A good meal on campus is hard to find, especially if there aren’t any places serving food you can eat.
For the U’s Muslim minority, eating food or drink permitted under Islamic Shari’ah law is...
As the gaming industry continues to grow, the U will expand its program in state, but more so overseas.
The U’s Asia Campus in South Korea will soon gain a new gaming center and offer a joint MBA...
Ty Burrell, better known as Phil Dunphy on “Modern Family,” will be returning to Salt Lake in May.
Burrell has a long-standing love affair with Utah’s capital since he took the stage at Pioneer...
The normal quiet of lower campus on a weekend was broken as hundreds of American Indians from Utah, Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming came to the Union for two days of traditional foods, songs and dances.
The...
As seats in Rice-Eccles Stadium filled with football fans, research posters and doctors flooded the stadium’s fifth floor for the 2015 Global Health Conference on Extreme Affordability.
The conference...
Next week the U’s Department of Physics & Astronomy will go dark.
They’re not shutting down or going anywhere — rather, the department is celebrating “International Dark Skies Week” for...
Domestic violence and feminism are often labeled as taboo topics, but Mimi Kim brought these issues and more to light for students and community members.
Kim, an assistant professor of social work at...
