On April 7, secrets will be unleashed in the Gould Auditorium of the Marriott Library.
Glenn Greenwald, a journalist famous for breaking the story of Edward Snowden’s leak of confidential information...
A new wireless electric bus will hum through the center of campus within the next year.
The electric bus began ferrying students shortly after the beginning of this school year, but Alma Allred,...
On Saturday, the School of Medicine hosted the second annual summit specific to transgender heath care.
The slogan for this year’s summit was “expanding knowledge of transgender healthcare,”...
On Thursday, the U hosted Robert Lustig, a professor from University of California, San Francisco, to speak about how the American diet is negatively affecting our health, our wallets and our brain...
With recent parking changes and campus construction, finding parking on campus is harder than ever for both students and faculty.
Construction at the U has closed off three parking lots — lots...
In the Special Collections area on the fourth floor of the Marriott Library, there is a collection of film footage, historic photographs and manuscripts detailing the history of skiing in the Intermountain...
Students found inner peace among art exhibitions Tuesday at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts.
UMFA hosted free yoga from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. as part of the exhibit “Krishna: Lord of Vrindavan,” which...
One out of every five high school students in Utah fails to graduate.
This data, collected through research by the Public Policy Clinic at the U’s College of Law, showed drop out rates are increasing....
Enlarged historical photographs line the walls of the exhibition area on the fourth floor of the Marriott Library.
An exhibit entitled “Here and Over There: The Great War 1914-1918,” which...
Tuesday’s midterm election in Utah included some upsets, some historical firsts and some anticipated wins.
Perhaps the most talked about race was for Utah’s 4th Congressional District between...
