Costume-clad children eager to collect candy and prizes filled the Union on Wednesday for UPC’s annual Family Fright Fest.
The free event hosted a variety of activities, including a fishing station...
Carlson Hall was demolished in 2012 to make room for a new law building, but some say there was a ghost living there before the construction. And she still hasn’t left.
The building was first used...
The U now has a food pantry on campus where students are welcome to discreetly pick up groceries they need.
The pantry is located on the second floor of the Campus Store and is open Tuesdays and...
Elections are right around the corner, but students seem uninterested in voting.
Matthew Burbank, a professor in political science, said there seem to be patterns in student voting across the country.
“You...
The Daily Utah Chronicle sat down with the candidates for Utah’s 2nd Congressional District, which includes the U and some of the surrounding areas. The election on Nov. 4 is between incumbent...
Republican Mia Love and Democrat Doug Owens are vying for the open 4th congressional district.
Many issues divide the two candidates, but student loans have forged a valley.
In the only televised...
This year’s midterm election race for Utah’s Attorney General is between Republican candidate Sean Reyes and Democratic candidate Charles Stormont, with Reyes taking the lead in polls.
Reyes...
A male driver gave new meaning to “off the beaten path” on Wednesday.
The 76-year-old man took a wrong turn onto Legacy Bridge near 1:30 p.m., lodging his car on the staircase. Sgt. Garth Smith...
The U is commemorating the Holocaust this week.
The memorial events, originally called “The Days of Remembrance,” began 20 years ago and are led by Ron Smeltzer, a U professor. This year the...
Students receive many daily emails from the U and it’s often hard to remember what information they’ve given out to whom — some students may give out personal information to scammers...
